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    Quote Originally Posted by Cklett View Post
    Looks good so far. Looking forward to the finished one.

    Quick question. How is the saw plate secured? Are you purely relying on having it pinched in the folded back or is there something which is escaping my eyes?

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    Cklett,
    The saw plate is just held on by yes just being a pinched fit,but saying that the plate needs to be taped in from the toe end first,using a hammer gently,there’s no way in hell, it would come loose,the only way to seperate the plate from the back is to hold the plate in a vice an drift the back up and off.
    Ive had to do that a few times during the build.

    Cheers Matt.

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    Love it Matt. Sort of east meets west kinda feel. Maybe Badaxe or Bearcat treatment for the protruding end of the blade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mountain Ash View Post
    Love it Matt. Sort of east meets west kinda feel. Maybe Badaxe or Bearcat treatment for the protruding end of the blade.
    MA,
    I’m kind of thinking long those lines, but need something original too.

    Cheers Matt

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    Looking good Matt. What about an ogee shape?

    matts saw.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by Picko View Post
    Looking good Matt. What about an ogee shape?

    matts saw.jpg
    Picko if your doing Black magic stuff, at least let me have a front row seat Wow,
    How did you even do that,

    Ps I like it [emoji106]

    Cheers Matt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simplicity View Post
    How did you even do that[emoji106]
    Angle grinder and file. Hope I didn't burn your table cloth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Picko View Post
    Angle grinder and file. Hope I didn't burn your table cloth.
    Omg

    I wouldn’t even have the guts to even have the thoughts about using a angle grinder inside, let alone on the family heirloom table cloth.

    Now I am impressed.

    Cheers Matt.

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    Picko,
    It is with a heavy heart,that I’m afraid the powers above me said no,


    We are considering some sort of gentle curve ?.

    Also I couldn’t help my self,for those with roaming eyes,background of one off the pics[emoji6].

    Cheers Matt.

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    Yeah, I'm a fan of gentle curves, looks good. And yes I did notice what was in the background - you have a serious problem young man!

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    Matt

    Your saw plate shape is very reminiscent of Disston's No.9, which also sported the Reagan style handle. This is from 1918:

    Disston No.9.PNG

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    Bushmiller;

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
    Matt

    Your saw plate shape is very reminiscent of Disston's No.9, which also sported the Reagan style handle. This is from 1918:

    Disston No.9.PNG

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    Paul
    Paul?
    This bloody virus , you have just reminded me I have that same saw, happily sitting on the wall of saw, in Ballarat, but it’s been so bloody long since I’ve been there I’ve forgotten I had one.

    The problem is Paul, Sally does not want the saw plate cut out like that.

    Cheers Matt.

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