This is an interesting saw, and looks like it could be a dovetail type saw, which is actually pretty rare. There wasn't a lot of small dovetail...
I can't help but think that with the Gramercy vise at close to $300, although it is slightly lighter, it's a vintage design. Sure, a wood vise is...
Funny enough I think I may have owned one of those which I bought at a Bay Area Galoot meetup years ago, but it was limited, so I sold it. I...
That's pretty cool. How wide is it? How does it work? I've not seen those before. They must not have made very many of them as there doesn't seem...
I don't get anything that shows up for a #6, typically in America most people seek out the Disston 3D saw vise. I have a Disston #2, not nearly as...
Me neither, but this seems to me that it is much harder to be consistent in the set along the plate. Andrew showed a pic once of him hammer the...
That's quite a claim.:rolleyes:
Pedder, As you may know, 04/04/2023 was a historical day in America, a former US President was indicted. It is really a sad day in America that...
That's ridiculous! As you know, I paid $800 for the one I got, it is in good shape, but $800 to get a vise is a LOT of coin, just saying. I still...
Yes, I think back on one of the very early sawmakers, Vlad Spehar of Spehar-Toolworks who used a laminated back/plate, but I think he did use...
I mentioned in a previous post that I am starting to realize that saws should not be designed to have the plate replaced and/or taken apart, it...
bearkatwood, I think you replied recently to a IG post of mine for my knife build I'm doing. I remember you are somewhere up in the pudget sound...
Certainly my view is always different. LOL I have recently been thinking that over the past most all of the sawmakers have designed and produced...
It wasn't cheap, but I'm at the point that I just wanted to have one, it is classic. I didn't really need it. I had bought a 3D vise I ended up...
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