Small Tenon Saw

[MikeW]

Good Morning Everyone...

I'm just finishing up this small tenon saw and wanted to share it with you...

12" blade with 3 1/4" depth of cut, 15 ppi filed rip. Still need to take it apart, polish the blade and brass and wax the handle, which is Cocobolo.

Take care, Mike

 

[Anonymous]

WOW Mike, that looks gorgeous. Where did the blade come from? an old saw or one you made youself from stock material

 

[GEPPETTO]

Mike, it's great :shock:

Yes, Yes I'm corious too. and where did you find cocobolo?

 

[Chris Knight]

Looks great Mike - makes me wish LN hadn't got to my wallet first!

 

[MikeW]

Thanks for the compliment Tony and Geppetto!

The steel is new steel. In this case .035" because of the depth of cut and the rip being filed a bit agressive. Keeps the blade from buckling.

The Cocobolo came from my closet :lol:

Seriously, the wood all comes from any number of suppliers. This and a few other similar Cocobolo boards came from my local Woodcraft. I have some other that is varigated red and black--it's quite stunning--and came from a different supplier, also local, named Gilmer Wood Company.

Thanks again--Mike

 

[engineer one]

gee mike this is getting boring, in the time most of us take to sharpen a small chisel, you seem to make beautiful saws that actually look like they will cut wood, not cheese :lol: :lol:

i have booked a space in the local art gallery so when can we expect a display model? =D> =D>

seriously this is getting hard for us to follow, we all want to know
when we can buy one, and will they all be so nice, and work so well?????

thanks mate for the sightings more for us mere mortals to aim for.
paul :wink:

 

[Frank D.]

Well,
Someone asked so I'll give the info. You can get one here: http://www.wenzloffandsons.com/saws/. Just click on "product price list" for more details.
I don't think I'm breaking the new rules (I just reread them), my apologies if this is the case. No affiliation etc.

 

[Jarviser]

Mike, I love the way you added another inch and a half recessed under the handle. Is that your own innovation? I haven't seen that done before.

 

[MikeW]

Hi everyone...

Chris, thank you for the compliment. Supporting LN is a good thing too. It's a good saw.

Paul, of course they cut well :lol: we do test them several times before sending them out, and when possible, using the same woods as the new owners. I see Frank posted a link--but if it evaporates, send me a PM. And than you for the kind words--they mean a lot to us.

Jarviser, the saw, handle and the inletting of it into the blade, is taken right from a Harvey Peace saw. They called it their Perfection Handle. While I was dumb enough to sell that saw some time back, I had at least made a pattern from it. Thank you for the compliment--wish it was my bright idea!

Frank, than you so much for being great moral support--and picking up my slack in posting the url...

Take care, Mike

 

[Philly]

Very pretty Mike! :shock:
That's going to make someone very happy,
Philly

 

[martyn2]

almost to good to use its nice to see well made tools some lucky person going to have fun

martyn

 

[Newbie_Neil]

Hi Frank

Well,
Someone asked so I'll give the info. You can get one here: http://www.wenzloffandsons.com/saws/.

There is nothing to stop Mike putting the url of his home page in his signature.

Cheers
Neil

 

[MikeW]

Hi Frank

Well,
Someone asked so I'll give the info. You can get one here:
http://www.wenzloffandsons.com/saws/.

There is nothing to stop Mike putting the url of his home page in his signature.

Cheers
Neil

And Mike will when there is a home page to point to that concerns saws. As it is, I barely have time for making the things, let alone doing web work. But it will happen within the next month or so.

Thank you. Mike