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    Default New Veritas Saws

    I have been using my Veritas Dovetail saw for small cross cut tasks and it works fairly nicely (apart from being a little difficult to start). So I was thinking about getting another and filing it to crosscut. Then I read on Christopher Schwarz's blog
    that LV have produced a small cross cut version and a finer TPI dovetail version.

    I couldn't find it on the LV site - I presume that these are pre-production versions being "market tested" at the Woodworking in America show? Anyone heard any more news? Surely Derek Cohen has been secretly testing one already?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dion N View Post
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    I couldn't find it on the LV site - I presume that these are pre-production versions being "market tested" at the Woodworking in America show? Anyone heard any more news? Surely Derek Cohen has been secretly testing one already?
    Hi Dion -

    Saws are just starting to come onstream now...should be available over the next 6 weeks. Best put the screws to Carbatec about an Australian supply....

    Derek wasn't a tester on these (as far as I know) - we actually asked a fellow who wasn't really keen on the design of the first one (when initially released) to be a tester on the next two....

    Cheers -

    Rob

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    Rob

    That has to be the quickest and most accurate reply to a question I've ever asked on the forum! Thanks for taking the time to browse this site and see what your customers are talking about.


    Quote Originally Posted by Rob Lee View Post

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    Derek wasn't a tester on these (as far as I know) - we actually asked a fellow who wasn't really keen on the design of the first one (when initially released) to be a tester on the next two....

    Cheers -

    Rob
    Is he a fan now?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dion N View Post
    Rob

    (snip)


    Is he a fan now?
    Hi -

    Fan or no fan - doesn't matter.... he writes well, thinks analytically, and gives his honest impressions.... just what anyone would want.

    It's important to listen.... and most important to listen to views that are different...


    Cheers -

    Rob

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    Rob, if you are still lurking - I had a look at your new surface vise earlier. Did anyone consider using a lever action to clamp with?

    (sorry for the hijack folks)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    Rob, if you are still lurking - I had a look at your new bench vise dogs earlier. Did anyone consider using a lever action to clamp with?
    Hi -

    Shhhh....

    That's not due to be released until October 16th.... project #797.... really!

    Cheers -

    Rob

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob Lee View Post
    That's not due to be released until October 16th.... project #797.... really!
    That long? *sigh*

    Thanks Rob

    Hmmm, I see you now have drawbores,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    That long? *sigh*

    Thanks Rob

    Hmmm, I see you now have drawbores,

    Hmmm- those really slipped by you.... they're "old"....


    It's project #800 (and #840, to a lesser extent) that'll really knock your figurative socks off....they're also due in October.... ....

    Cheers -

    Rob

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    Here I am, waiting for the big release (figuratively speaking of course)

    Where is it eh? Eh, eh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    Here I am, waiting for the big release (figuratively speaking of course)

    Where is it eh? Eh, eh?
    Hmm -

    Production of project #800 is running along nicely... only thing missing is the box!! USD retail has been set at $29.50... which is spectacular for a plane....

    Project #840 is also on track... running right now...

    We're considering offering the pair for 1 week at savings of $10, which would make the pair $39 USD....

    That enough info??

    Cheers -

    Rob

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    PS - #797 is also just about ready - I saw bins full of them yesterday, while giving a tour....

    Cheers -

    Rob

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    PPS -

    Since you've clearly been tracking this, and are an all 'round good guy.... shoot me your address (just to confirm it hasn't changed), and I'll send you something to try.....

    Cheers -

    Rob

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob Lee View Post
    PPS -

    Since you've clearly been tracking this, and are an all 'round good guy.... shoot me your address (just to confirm it hasn't changed), and I'll send you something to try.....

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    Rob
    Probably a cupful of patience

    Email sent!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    Email sent!
    ... and email recieved!

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    Groggy how could you have patience at a time like this, I'm sure the excitment levels are up there, new toys to try. Rob, I'm sure you have made his day, week , month, where should I stop.
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