RE: [bolger]
The best replaceable blade saws I have ever bought
came from Toshiro's in Seattle, though that was a
while ago, but I think he still has them. I don't
recall if he had plywood blades, a number of folks
sell them. Even HD has the shark brand which is OK
for a hacking about saw. Check out Japane woodworker,
or the Lee Valley catalogue (they used to have plywood
saws, that with the set lowered were pretty nice all
around hackers).
I have a bunch of these saws, but they aren't as fast
for plywood as power saws, if they are, you aren't
moving as fast as you might be.
--- "Nickerson, Bruce " <nickerb@...> wrote:
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TY. Have been thinking of getting one of
these. Any recommendations?<BR>
Sears has a number of differing configurations and
brands.<BR>
<BR>
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came from Toshiro's in Seattle, though that was a
while ago, but I think he still has them. I don't
recall if he had plywood blades, a number of folks
sell them. Even HD has the shark brand which is OK
for a hacking about saw. Check out Japane woodworker,
or the Lee Valley catalogue (they used to have plywood
saws, that with the set lowered were pretty nice all
around hackers).
I have a bunch of these saws, but they aren't as fast
for plywood as power saws, if they are, you aren't
moving as fast as you might be.
--- "Nickerson, Bruce " <nickerb@...> wrote:
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TY. Have been thinking of getting one of
these. Any recommendations?<BR>
Sears has a number of differing configurations and
brands.<BR>
<BR>
______________________________________________________________________
Find, Connect, Date!http://personals.yahoo.ca
--- In bolger@y..., "Nickerson, Bruce " <nickerb@p...> wrote:
which now seems to be out of business [or doesn't come up on
Google]. These saws can be hard to find I guess. I buy my saws at:
Hida Tools & Hardware, Inc.
1333 San Pablo Ave. Berkeley, CA 94702
1-800-443-5512(telephone) 1-888-284-7473(fax)
The #05 SAW model at the bottom of this webpage seems just about
right to me. IE Straight handle, no back stiffener, medium tooth
spacing.
http://www.hidatool.com/fast_&_rough_timber_saw.htm
> TY. Have been thinking of getting one of these.Yes, buy one that is Japanese! Mine is a "Silkey" brand, a company
> Any recommendations?
which now seems to be out of business [or doesn't come up on
Google]. These saws can be hard to find I guess. I buy my saws at:
Hida Tools & Hardware, Inc.
1333 San Pablo Ave. Berkeley, CA 94702
1-800-443-5512(telephone) 1-888-284-7473(fax)
The #05 SAW model at the bottom of this webpage seems just about
right to me. IE Straight handle, no back stiffener, medium tooth
spacing.
http://www.hidatool.com/fast_&_rough_timber_saw.htm
TY. Have been thinking of getting one of these. Any recommendations?
Sears has a number of differing configurations and brands.
[Nickerson, Bruce ]
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Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 1:53 PM
To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [bolger]
either a skilsaw or a jig saw, but using a fine tooth Japanese pull
saw works great and is just as quick as using a power tool.
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Sears has a number of differing configurations and brands.
[Nickerson, Bruce ]
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From: brucehallman [mailto:brucehallman@...]
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To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [bolger]
> I need some suggestions on sawing to a curved line...I have never been able to control slivering while cutting luan with
either a skilsaw or a jig saw, but using a fine tooth Japanese pull
saw works great and is just as quick as using a power tool.
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