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Answering to an old post I know, but these saws are still in use and traded. This was something that also annoied me quite a lot when I started using the same type of saw, although, I found out that by setting up the sliding table more to the right, I could just push it all the way to the end...

That's a really good tip!

Serving / cutting table. Made of maple and cherry, all wood from my own garden.

Hi Fred, the grains in the wood is always running along the theeth, the broken one I mentioned had some cracks that made some of the teeth to split.

I made a new comb the other day, a few more in the making, although I messed up the precutting of the fine teeth on one of them and I found some cracks in the wood on another. The part with the teeth are made from birch, the inlay in the back is ash (except for the second one where I used cherry)

Always loved doing woodworking, but managed to build a workshop, get some real tools and, most important, got a cource at a local carpenter a few years ago and since then it has been something completely different. As one of my other hobbies is brewing, I am making quite a bit of stuff to be...