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Just to let you know that Saw No 10 is safely back home now - Thank You Douglas! Loving the Dovetail Marker too Bern :) Have a lovely evening Jaq

Hi Pedder again! This is the most we've been on here for a while. Thanks for the comments and the link. To be honest, I thought that the Kenyon was cheap (Regardless of condition) It could've been sympathetically restored, however just to own a Kenyon of that age would be fantastic! Let me...

Hi Pedder Fantastic photo of what I believe to be a very early Kenyon Saw (Pre-London Pattern) Have never seen one before with a fishtail. Yes, the saw range will be increasing and I also hope to include some limited editions of the rarest English saws. The Skelton Saw range will eventually...

Good Evening All, (Jacqueline here actually) As you can imagine, we've happily been quite busy of late, so apologies for our late reply. Thank you all for your encouraging words, we are glad that you all enjoyed using the saw. It's also nice to be recognised by other Saw Maker's around the...

Lovely looking wood, and can't beat a Chalco stamp - ours made to fit a 4 ton fly press - fantastic! www.skeltonsaws.co.uk

That's the one Jimi! Hopefully, I will reproduce this saw as it was bought originally (Commissioning a new stamp of course) Need to get my hands on it first - have been very kindly offered loan, but far too important and valuable to be put in the post! This makes a Skelton Dovetail look cheap in...

Evening All! This is the 2nd time that I've typed this and submitted it but not sure where it went! Great to see that the saw is still doing the rounds. Thanks for your comments Mike. (If your LN is grabbing too much for you, then for £25 including return postage I can adjust the rake angle...

Dear All, Thanks again for your overwhelming comments - Matthew I really appreciate your review and once again some really stunning photos of the saw. It is nice that there is an overall appreciation for the look and feel of the handle. I cleared out the workshop of trial handles and just about...

Good Evening Bern and all! So glad that you liked the weight and the balance and the general feel of the saw. One slight thing that I noticed you mentioned that the LN saw was 15 TPI, this can be a little confusing it's actually 15 PPI so in effect it's 14 TPI - Ours is 15 TPI/ 16 PPI (So has...

Good Morning All! This is just a quick post from me (Jaq) as Shane isn't here today, but he just wanted me to acknowledge that he has read your reviews and he will get back to you later today. Shane read your review 'Bern' late last night when we returned from yet another concert-all the girls...

Good Afternoon! I am humbled Jimi ! Thank you for your appraisal, it is really nice to see that you have understood what we are about and what I have aimed to create in a saw. We really appreciate the time and the effort that you have taken to write this review the pictures are fantastic! We...

Good Evening All, So nice to see the saw out there and being used. Thanks Chris for this and the review - some good pictures too. I noticed that you were unsure about the set - The saw plate is 18 thou with a maximum of 3 thou set per side and minimum of 2 thou set per side. It's pleasing that...

Evening All, Glad you're all keen to try out a saw, we'll send one out in the next couple of days. Enjoy Shane

Hi again - The brass is milled with a slitting saw, but for a fuller explanation on the building of the saw take a look at our website. Thanks Shane

Yes Jimi so true Brass is like the new gold! Glad you appreciate the craft involved in the making of the saw as well as the finished article. Nice to see on your blog that you are a lover of vintage tools. Coincidently a vintage NO.77 saw set has just landed through my letterbox to add to the...

Good Morning All! (Have already typed this once and sent, whether it's just gone to one person?! Apologies!) I am very interested to read all of your comments both tool and non-tool related. Glad that most of you liked the look of the saw, as you might expect it is probably better to be seen for...