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As many already know I haven't been taking any custom orders, due to various issues. From time to time I just rebel and wander back to my shop or find another distraction to take a break.
I recently had an opportunity to wander to the shop, clear out a lot of spider webs, literally, and finish a few saws I had started quite some time back.
I had not posted any thing for a while, so I thought I would trow up a couple of pics here. Providing I can figure out flicker, etc.
They are resin infused maple burl, a Bog Oak set, and Mahogany. They were all filed 16ppi x 10* rake x 0* fleam. O.020" plate
Maple burl, burl
Mahogany,Mahogany 2
Bog Oak, Bog Oak 2
Well back to work.
Best wishes,
Ron
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Beautiful work (plus 17 characters)
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Beautiful work Ron, some of the best looking saws currently made, period.
Cheers,
Alan
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Wow! That is outstanding work, Ron.
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Nice work Ron. You definitely have not lost your touch.
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Hi Ron good to see more beautiful saws from you!
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Beautiful! I have one of your early tenon saws. Love it! Whenever anyone comes in the shop, they see it next to the other saws and remark on how unique it is.
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(08-17-2018, 11:41 AM)RonB1957 Wrote: As many already know I haven't been taking any custom orders, due to various issues. From time to time I just rebel and wander back to my shop or find another distraction to take a break.
I recently had an opportunity to wander to the shop, clear out a lot of spider webs, literally, and finish a few saws I had started quite some time back.
I had not posted any thing for a while, so I thought I would trow up a couple of pics here. Providing I can figure out flicker, etc.
They are resin infused maple burl, a Bog Oak set, and Mahogany. They were all filed 16ppi x 10* rake x 0* fleam. O.020" plate
Maple burl, burl
Mahogany,Mahogany 2
Bog Oak, Bog Oak 2
Well back to work.
Best wishes,
Ron
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Wow!!! You have taken saw making from a craft level to an art form!!!!! Love the maple burl and the way you have flared and removed all the sharp edges on your handles..much more comfortable to use IMO!!!
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Wonderful work Ron. Keep 'em coming. I only have one of yours and it's lonely for a playmate!
