How About A Shark Saw?
By:Kenny Too Slow
Date: 8/22/2001, 3:53 pm
Date: 8/22/2001, 3:53 pm
In Response To: Japanese Hand Saws (Bryan Sarauer)
You might wanna hava a look at a Shark Saw. I use their dovetail saw. It cuts on the pull stroke, has a replaceable 6-1/2" thin flexible blade with 26 teeth per inch. I paid less that $20 at Orchard Supply Hardware in the SF Bay Area.
Kenny Too Slow
Messages In This Thread
- Japanese Hand Saws
Bryan Sarauer -- 8/21/2001, 4:30 pm- How About A Shark Saw?
Kenny Too Slow -- 8/22/2001, 3:53 pm- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
Ken Sutherland -- 8/21/2001, 8:13 pm- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
TonyB -- 8/22/2001, 8:25 am- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
Bryan Sarauer -- 8/22/2001, 11:03 am- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
Jim -- 8/22/2001, 3:28 pm- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
Ken Sutherland -- 8/22/2001, 1:17 pm- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
TonyB -- 8/22/2001, 11:46 am - Re: Japanese Hand Saws
- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
Chip Sandresky -- 8/21/2001, 6:55 pm- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
TonyB -- 8/21/2001, 5:04 pm- Re: Japanese Hand Saws
Don Beale -- 8/21/2001, 5:01 pm - Re: Japanese Hand Saws
- How About A Shark Saw?