Thread: Cool New Hand Tool Game - Play Here

Hi Pedder,

I feel like I want to reach into the picture and pick up that one with the wenge handle.

I can recognize quite a few of these beautiful saws as ones made by Pedder, and some of the
handles I recognize as those made by Klaus, but I think there maybe only one which is not
home made...

But, I don't want to give the game away too early....

Regards
Ray

Originally Posted by RayG

Hi Pedder,

I feel like I want to reach into the picture and pick up that one with the wenge handle.

I can recognize quite a few of these beautiful saws as ones made by Pedder, and some of the
handles I recognize as those made by Klaus, but I think there maybe only one which is not
home made...

But, I don't want to give the game away too early....

Regards
Ray

Hi Ray,

all the handles are home made by Klaus.

Cheers Pedder

Originally Posted by CameronPotter

Is it the one with the very pale handle? That looks so smooth and clear that it almost looks plastic!! (Although of course I assume that it is not)...

Cheers

Cam

Hi Cam, no all handles are wood, the pale one is pear tree, wich ist smooth to shape but very difficult to finish. Klaus is doing fantastic on this one.

Cheers Pedder

Absolutely! It is very impressive... (I didn't really think that it would be plastic - but I had to guess something...)

The very beautiful saw at the back of this group of other very beautiful saws has a much longer blade than the others.

Hi Pedder,

I think the second closest to the front has stainless steel saw screws?
and all the others are brass screws.

Regards
Ray

Originally Posted by Caliban

The very beautiful saw at the back of this group of other very beautiful saws has a much longer blade than the others.

Hi

There are saws of 9, 10, 10,5 12 and 14 inch so length isn't an issue.

Cheers Pedder

Originally Posted by RayG

Hi Pedder,

I think the second closest to the front has stainless steel saw screws?
and all the others are brass screws.

Regards
Ray

Hi Ray,

there are two saws with stainless steel screws an splitnuts, two saws of brass and the pear handeled has nuts of aluminium.

Cheers Pedder

Thought it would be easier.

Originally Posted by funkychicken

One saw looks like it is custom made by Ray or the likes

Sorry, I oversaw this, maybe you're on the right track fc.
Can you explain custom made?
Wich one would it be than?

Cheers Pedder

Originally Posted by pedder

http://pedder-altedamenauskiel.blogs...erletzung.html

The second from the front has a different angle handle. The others have your fingers nearly vertical, but that one your fingers would be closer to horizontal (sorta)

The saw second from the bottom looks like it wasn't made in a factory but in a small workshop.

Hi Pedder

I'm far to brain dead tonight to even hazard a guess as to your odd one out and I think F.Chicken is on the right track anyway (althought I reckon it's only one thats factory made) but I will come out of my hole to both bump the image to the next page of the thread and to comment on how lovely that gaggle of saws is.

Very.. Very.. Noice

Scratch that.. I will have a guess.. is the bottom one Ausy made?

Originally Posted by funkychicken

The saw second from the bottom looks like it wasn't made in a factory but in a small workshop.

We have a winner!

The saw second from the botteom is made without taking parts from other saws. The rest has parts (Spines, Blades, Screws) from Spear & Jackson saws, but this one is made from stock by Klaus (spine & handle) and me (blade & screws).

Thank you for watching.

Cheers Pedder