Phil Sewell
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Next video on Kevin Drake's hand saw.
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfBvQEih5BE>
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfBvQEih5BE>
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Eric The Viking
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I looked at his web site:
He has marking gauges at $90-ish, and left and right-handed hammers.
I kid you not.
The saw system might be wonderful but it's about 3x what my Hassunme set (rip and X-cut) cost.
I'll struggle on with what I have ;-)
E.
He has marking gauges at $90-ish, and left and right-handed hammers.
I kid you not.
The saw system might be wonderful but it's about 3x what my Hassunme set (rip and X-cut) cost.
I'll struggle on with what I have ;-)
E.
:roll: . . . and a two handed saw to see what you are doing :roll:
It wouldn't be so bad if those handles were on each end of the blade and that blade was 4 ft. + long. At least that would make some sense.
It wouldn't be so bad if those handles were on each end of the blade and that blade was 4 ft. + long. At least that would make some sense.
He seems to have a good business making and supplying very nice things that no one really needs - good luck to him. 
I looked at the turning tools - the first thing I'd do is re-handle them. Each to their own, though.
I looked at the turning tools - the first thing I'd do is re-handle them. Each to their own, though.
Berncarpenter
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I have a Glen Drake TM gauge and its a fine tool that works perfectly . Allot of what he says makes sense and although i am not keen on the look {sausage handle} i wouldnt discount it without at least trying one out. Anyone out there got one of these yet ?
Cheers Bern
Cheers Bern
