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    Good god that was fast

    What sort of teeth are you planning for it?

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    Cross cut, but robust enough for ripping the odd tenon cheek that's too large for the DT...
    ...I'll just make the other bits smaller.

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    Well, it looks the part, Matt, and as Paul says, you certainly went at it. I like the way you've tweaked the handle to your own taste - it does have something of the Gothic about it, as you wanted...

    Well done! I look forward to seeing the 'grandchild' sometime, and putting it through its paces.....

    Cheers
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    I was going more for baroque than gothic but I might need to gild the handle or put some mother of pearl inlays in :P
    ...I'll just make the other bits smaller.

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    Ok. I sharpened the saw... 3 times

    Ian'll crack my knuckles with a ruler for not paying attention...

    It cuts straight now and that's the main thing
    ...I'll just make the other bits smaller.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Berlin View Post
    Ok. I sharpened the saw... 3 times
    Matt - if it's any consolation, I sometimes have to start over when things go wrong with the sharpening step on crosscuts. For some reason my brain battles with reversing the angle of the file when I switch sides, & I really have to concentrate to keep the teth even & at the corret rake angle. Sharpening rip teeth is a doddle by comparison.

    Don't worry, it'll come soon enough - you are already streets ahead of where I was at your age....

    Cheers,
    IW

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