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   nnordstrom | Dec 06, 2005 05:20am | #1

   Traditionalwoodworker.com has the 24" model. I bought it about a year ago and it's pretty nice, but the wingnut tensioner is annoying. To tighten the turning blade I have to use pliers. I've been meaning to replace it with a string and paddle. Looks pretty cool on the wall, too.

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   minnesota | Dec 06, 2005 07:47pm | #2

   Thanks.

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   dstonner | Dec 06, 2005 09:08pm | #3

   minnesota,i was in the same boat as you, looking desperately (and unsuccessfully) for the 20-inch Danish bowsaw mentioned in Anthony Guidice's book. i ended up getting the putsch saw from highland hardware and cutting the stretcher and 9-point blade down to twenty inches. put a radius on the cut end of the blade, drill a hole and you are done. however, if you do locate the 20-inch danish saw, please post where you found it. thanks,dave