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    New dovetail saw

    This is a new dovetail saw from Andrew Lunn.
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    "Simplicity is at the heart of so much that is fine"
    James Krenov

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    Very nice! A true work of art! I love to work with beautiful & functional tools!

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    Michael thats a real beauty , almost to nice to use . Andrew makes some beautiful saws , super nice guy too. Good luck with your new baby.

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    Nice.
    A bit full-on for my liking though... What are the dimentions, looks tiny, Or do you have huge hands ?
    Steven Thomas

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    It is in fact a small saw. What would be considered a dedicated dovetail saw for drawers being .015" thick, and 16ppi. It is too be a very delicate & responsive saw.
    Thanks for the kind comments.
    I hope everyone enjoys a beautiful Labor Day!
    Michael
    "Simplicity is at the heart of so much that is fine"
    James Krenov

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    That's a beautiful tool...in so many ways.
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    The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...

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    Hello,
    I received my saw yesterday. Wow. After about three cuts I found the rhythm and the bite. Really a work of art. I will post a few pics at the bench tonight.
    So...when I get home from work tonight I will be posting my two saws from Vlad Spehar for sale. No need to have duplicates and I have already ordered a carcass and a panel is in the works form Andrew.
    I know it is just a hobby and a hand saw, but I swear I was like a kid at Christmas when I saw that box after work...
    Cheers,
    Michael
    "Simplicity is at the heart of so much that is fine"
    James Krenov

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Hammers View Post
    Hello,
    I know it is just a hobby and a hand saw, but I swear I was like a kid at Christmas when I saw that box after work...
    Cheers,
    Michael
    I know how you feel I felt the same way when I got my Wenzloff half back. Probably one of the smoothest cutting saws I have ever used.

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    Hey Clint she's a peach! That is a purdy saw..I havent had the pleasure of owning one of Mike's saws. I am so happy he is going gangbusters though...
    Is that considered a half back saw? Kind of curious what the size is.
    "Simplicity is at the heart of so much that is fine"
    James Krenov

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    Michael, I was really lucky and picked this one up off of another WW forum and got to bypass the long waiting list. Here are the specs

    No. 8 Half-Back Saw
    18" blade length
    .032" steel
    10 ppi
    Cross Cut
    Slotted Brass Back

    It really is a nice all purpose saw and I really like the compact size. If you can get one I would highly reccommend it.

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    Beautiful dovetail saw!!!!

    I sure love how he does that scroll on front of the handle, behind the chamfers...that is beautiful dovetail saw...
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