I'll open the batting with some info from the UK ...
"BadAxeToolWorks
La Crosse, WI, United States
Derek Jones, editor of Britain's Furniture & Cabinetmaking Magazine has released another article we penned for 'The Saw doctor Will See You Now' series, which is found on page 60 of the January 2016 issue.
This article underscores the importance of sharpening to joint, and the quality of hammer-set to achieve consistent set precision (trumps a plier-set every day of the week).
Next month's issue will delve into our method for clock-sharpening a saw, a simplified frame of reference when sharpening saws that constitutes the foundation of our saw sharpening seminars. Also look for Anne Briggs-Bohnett's excellent article on the importance of and techniques for squaring stock on page 68. thanks for your support, Derek and crew over at F&C!"
badaxe f&c.jpg
I have noted in an old Spear & Jackson catalogue the claim that their hammer-set-by-hand was of a superior quality.
I imagine it could be fast when you have your eye in ... but I'm pretty damn sure I could make a fine mess of it. :)
Paul
"BadAxeToolWorks
La Crosse, WI, United States
Derek Jones, editor of Britain's Furniture & Cabinetmaking Magazine has released another article we penned for 'The Saw doctor Will See You Now' series, which is found on page 60 of the January 2016 issue.
This article underscores the importance of sharpening to joint, and the quality of hammer-set to achieve consistent set precision (trumps a plier-set every day of the week).
Next month's issue will delve into our method for clock-sharpening a saw, a simplified frame of reference when sharpening saws that constitutes the foundation of our saw sharpening seminars. Also look for Anne Briggs-Bohnett's excellent article on the importance of and techniques for squaring stock on page 68. thanks for your support, Derek and crew over at F&C!"
badaxe f&c.jpg
I have noted in an old Spear & Jackson catalogue the claim that their hammer-set-by-hand was of a superior quality.
I imagine it could be fast when you have your eye in ... but I'm pretty damn sure I could make a fine mess of it. :)
Paul
Saw Report 7
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