Although I have powered saws in my workshop, I turn to these saws for fine and detailed work.
| Adria Crosscut Tenon Saw Cuts like a hot knife through butter-outstanding! |
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Lie-Nielsen Dovetail SawThis is truly a gem of a saw! |
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Spehar Toolworks Tenon SawThis was custom made for me at Vlad Spehars shop in Canada. It is a 12 inch tenon saw with rip teeth. The handle was custom made to fit my hand! It cuts like a dream. |
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Lie-Nielsen Straight Handled Dovetail SawThis is an amazing saw-the teeth are cut crosscut, but it is so controllable and quick cutting it is a dream! My current favourite saw for fine work. (shown next to L-N rip saw) |
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Japanese SawThis little saw, an Ikedame from Axminster, is superb! Very reasonably priced it performs to a very high standard. Give one a try! |
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Japanese Saw 2This was purchased from Dick Tools in Germany-it is great for breaking down large pieces of timber. It cuts fast and leaves a relatively smooth finish.
Update This has since been replaced with a "Z" saw from Axminster-even better! |
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Jewelers SawThis saw is used to cut the waste out of joints when cutting dovetails. It has very fine teeth and is useful on very small work. |
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| Here's a picture of my latest saw till. Not particularly high tech but it works! |
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