Coping Saw

[Johnboy]

 

[Alf]

Ooo, that's nice. =D> I'm definitely not showing you mine now... :-#

BTW, did I mention the dangers of the tool making Slope? :-k :twisted:

Cheers, Alf

 

[Philly]

He, he. Nice work JB!
Alf, break it to him gently....... :lol:
Cheers
Philly

 

[Johnboy]

Philly, I think it is too late, I am too far down the slope to be able to stop now. I already have plans for a smaller version to take a fretsaw blade and have some ideas for a plane too. There is just something so good about using a tool you have made yourself.

Back to the cricket now.

John

 

[MikeW]

Philly, I think it is too late, I am too far down the slope to be able to stop now. I already have plans for a smaller version to take a fretsaw blade and have some ideas for a plane too. There is just something so good about using a tool you have made yourself.
Back to the cricket now.
John

Hi John,
Wonderful saw. I was going to make a small one that uses fretsaw blades as well.
It is addictive, isn't it? But then, what purchased tool gives one as much pride in use?

 

[Gill]

I could cry .



Seriously, John, that's a nice piece of work.

Gill

 

[DaveL]

John,

Nice looking saw, did you use polar bear gut for the string, as recomended here? 8-[ :wink:

 

[Johnboy]

Dave, I had a good look for passing polar bears but had to settle for some nylon cord in the end.

Mike, is sure is addictive. I hope to get started on the MK11 version today.

John

 

[Chris Knight]

John,
No cats in the neighbourhood?

 

[Johnboy]

Chris, don't tempt me. :twisted: I keep fish so me and cats are not the closest of friends.

John

 

[dedee]

John,
very nice.
How long is the blade?

Andy

 

[Johnboy]

Andy, standard coping saw blade, 6 and a half inches between the pins I think.

John

 

[Racers]

Hi,

Here my coping saw bow saw.
http://wdynamic.com/galoots/4images/det ... ge_id=1758

pete MB&D