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Essential Tools (to Me), Part 2: The Dovetail Saw
I don’t have a favorite tool. I really don’t. My “favorite” tool is whichever well-made, ergonomic tool will do the job I need to get done at the moment. But if I had to pick one, favorite tool out of … Continue reading
Posted in Wood and Woodwork
Tagged back saw, backsaw, Blackburn Toolworks, dovetail saw, dovetails, favorite saw, saw building, saw kit, saw making
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Building Two Saws: Part 1
This week, I began building two saws, each with a different story behind it. First, the stories. Story #1 A few months ago, my next-door neighbor was cleaning out her shed and threw out a lot of junk. My oldest … Continue reading
Posted in Build-Alongs, Tool Making
Tagged Blackburn Toolworks, dovetail saw, pecan wood, saw building, saw handle, saw making, saw plate, spalted pecan, stair saw, TGIAG
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