My new Gents saw

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pedder

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Hi woodworker,

I posted this on woodnet, too, but because it is an english saw, I think I may post this here, too.

Together with Alex, a felow woodworker from Hamburg, Klaus and I started to make gents saws. So this is my new saw with a padauk handle and a brass tang – both made by Alex

Blade is 8" long
Cutting depth: 1 1/8"
Blade thickness: 0.012"
Pitch: 18 tpi rip

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Alex turned the handle and formed the tang:
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better view on the tang:

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Now Alex has to get a saw and than all the other, who wants one. :)

Cheers
Pedder
 
How does the grip/handle function? It almost looks designed for pulling!

A photo of the saw being held would be most helpful.

BugBear
 
bugbear":1dq5olvo said:
How does the grip/handle function? It almost looks designed for pulling!

A photo of the saw being held would be most helpful.

BugBear

Hi Paul,

really? It is a very classic english form, i thought.

I'll try to make a picture later.

Cheers Pedder
 
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Hi Pedder. How is the brass ferrule attached to the brass spine? Is there a rivet though there; are they brazed/soldered together; or is it maybe a friction fit?

Very nice BTW.

Cheers, Vann.
 
Vann":2atlqwba said:
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Hi Pedder. How is the brass ferrule attached to the brass spine? Is there a rivet though there; are they brazed/soldered together; or is it maybe a friction fit?

Very nice BTW.

Cheers, Vann.

Thanks, Vann!

The Spine is a very solid piece of brass and I filed a tang of about 45mm at the end. That tang is glued in the ferrule/handle with epoxy.

Cheers
Pedder
 
bugbear":3qbtjo4f said:
How does the grip/handle function? It almost looks designed for pulling!

A photo of the saw being held would be most helpful.

BugBear


Here you are:

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Hope that helps.

The Saw was made after i get this little gent's saw from a cutomer to sharpen

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Cheers
Pedder
 
I too was a bit concerned with the bulbous end, but your photo answers that - it fits the palm! :)

Lovely saw.

Rod
 
Once again...a masterpiece Pedder....absolute poetry again!

I simply love the handle and the transition between the ferrule and the spline....beautiful.

These are museum pieces in the making....stunning! =D> =D> =D>

Jim
 
Harbo":xsma054v said:
I too was a bit concerned with the bulbous end, but your photo answers that - it fits the palm! :)

Lovely saw.

Rod

Seconded - and many thanks for taking the trouble to do the photos, Pedder.

BugBear
 
Very nice indeed Pedder, as always. Do we get a guide price please?? And I assume it's the good old 5 month queue :lol: ... in which case, just tell us to the nearest DMark.
 
Hi Douglas,

Alex and we are not sure about the price now, because it is only the third saw we've made. Nor do we have decided to make this ferrule or the one we used on Klaus' saw. (Just straight.)

For the moment 110€-125€ is the range. Lot of money for a gents saw, we know, but it takes the time to make.

Cheers
Pedder
 
Hi Pedder, my wife says it could be my Christmas present (2012 of course, no rush). And I like the first number best. Put me down for one now, before the offer (from wifey) is withdrawn. [You don't want to see wifey's Christmas wish list.]

Serious, start making now. :ho2
 
Hi,

as Douglas told us, we started to make his saw. Alex will have to wait for his own. :)

Whoever wants to discuss a order, feel free to shoot me a pm or an e-mail.

I'll be off to Stockholm ( and offline therefore) next week.

BTW, this is Klaus' saw. Note the different ferule und curve at the end of the blade.

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Cheers
Pedder
 
Pedder... I am embarrassed. Alex has to wait?? That can't be right. I would be happy to let Alex get his first, but as for that Mark Turner... he can wait :wink:
Another thing Pedder - I am trying to promote the humble poor woodworker image here, so don't mention the carcase saw please...
 
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