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Lie-Nielsen- Thin-Plate Dovetail Saw
October 28, 2010

A super-thin kerf means accurate cuts, but you’d better know what you’re doing.
14-in. Dovetail Saws
December 1, 2009

High-performance saws are a bargain
Lie-Nielsen – Progressive Pitch Saw
September 1, 2008

This new saw includes a both fine and coarse teeth for precise and speedy sawing
Wood Guard Protects Handsaw Teeth
May 21, 2008

Here’s an easy way to protect the teeth of any handsaw. It consists of a shopmade guard and hook, and some elastic cord (available at craft-supply stores). To make the…
Depth Stop for a Dovetail Saw
March 26, 2008

I found it difficult to saw exactly to the baseline consistently when making dovetail pins and tails. But this extremely simple jig guarantees absolute accuracy. It consists of a thin…
Reproduction Backsaws Cut Flawlessly
September 1, 2007

A new line of saws patterned after a set by renowned maker John Kenyon
10-in. Dovetail Saw
April 1, 2006

The Lie-Nielsen saw is impeccably detailed, with a long handle and a thin blade.
Pax No. 1 10-in. Dovetail Saw
April 1, 2006

The Pax saw is identical to the Crown gent's saw except that it has more teeth per inch and therefore cut a little slower and a bit smoother.
8-in. Dovetail Saw
April 1, 2006

The Adria was the fastest-cutting saw of those tested, in spite of its short length.
8-in. Dovetail Saw
April 1, 2006

The Crown is a no-frills tool, but for the cost-conscious woodworker, it is the best value among the pistol-grip saws.

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