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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.
Lee Valley- Veneer Saw No. 09A02.85
June 3, 2010

Unlike a traditional veneer saw with its offset handle designed for right-handed use, this saw’s handle is in line with the blade so it can be used in either hand.
Lie-Nielsen 16-in. Tenon Saw
June 3, 2010

With a long, deep blade and 11 tpi, Lie-Nielsen’s new saw is perfect for tenons.
Reset and Sharpen Teeth to Correct Handsaw Drift
December 1, 2009

Q: George Harris, Media, PA A: It's possible that the saw has been set or sharpened incorrectly. An easy fix in either case is to lightly run a medium-fine (1,000-grit)…
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…
056406 Ikedame Dozuki Japanese-Style Dovetail Saw
February 22, 2007

056406 Ikedame Dozuki Japanese-Style Dovetail Saw
Using a Japanese Pull Saw
December 6, 2006

An alternative to the western-style dovetail saw, the lesser-known pull saw is versatile and produces a thinner kerf.
Japanese-Style Dovetail Saws
November 1, 2006

Fast-cutting Japanese saws are affordable and razor-sharp out of the box.

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