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21st January 2014, 11:25 AM #16
Hi Stewie,
Sweet looking saw, I can't imagine how you managed to file those bevels by hand... you have more patience than me.
The lines flow from the handle to the blade just right.
Ray
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21st January 2014, 01:29 PM #17
Very nice saw Stewie
You have got the balance between looks and function spot on
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There was a nice piece sold recently on the bay. Even though I put an early bid on it I was not overly concerned later on when I was outbid. Its the same wood type that set Klaus off with his over sensitivity to working with most timbers now. Cocobolo does have a bad reputation for being so inclined. Not fun I would imagine.
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