Thank you very much Sir!

Thank you very much! The old stuff is pretty bad but feel free to browse ;)

Thanks!

Thank you August!

Much thanks! Yeah the weight feels awesome, very much worth the difficulty of working with such a hard wood!

Yeah that's how I see it as well! Thank you very much!

Thank you very much! They are pricey indeed, was considering a few options but glad I went for homemade in the end!

Ooh that's not a bad idea! Thanks!

Sorry to hear that! I’ve bought from them twice now, but from a European distributor, not from Blackburn directly. I did read on their website that they have a large backlog, but they should still respond of course! I hope it works out for you eventually.

@@GillisBjork , Their statement of being months behind was 3 months after I placed the order (February 1, 2023). The warning notice was not present at the time. I can understand 2, 3, and even 4 months of delay, but 11 months without communication after sending multiple requests for updates (October, December, and January) is frustrating and cause for concern. I have requested my order be canceled, and money refunded, so we will see where this ends up.

Update: Blackburn eventually refunded my money in full.

Thank you! For sure, Paul Sellers' channel has been invaluable to me!

Can't remember the brand name but there's pretty much only one company that still makes them, should be easy to find from any of the good hand tool retailers

​@@GillisBjork From what I see: the jaws of the tool are held by the saw blade and the pin pushes the tooth to the side without going too far ... I think this part is very important since you made the saw from basic parts. This part of the process determines the smoothness and right direction of the cut. Some time ago I bought a cheap general purpose saw because I needed it at the time and it happened that when using it in deep cuts the saw would drift to the left and there was no way to make the cut straight. This tool of yours seems to me the correct one for its purpose. A few years ago, I saw a person who adjusted the teeth using only the pulse of the hand and the problem comes when some teeth are more inclined than others; this causes the saw to leave rough marks and drift to the left or right. I think you achieved the smoothness and right direction of the cut. Thanks for uploading your video it was very informative. Por lo que veo: las quijadas de la herramienta se sostienen de la hoja de la sierra y el pin empuja el diente hacia un lado sin pasarse de mas... Creo que esta parte es muy importante puesto que tu hiciste la sierra a partir de piezas basicas. Esta parte del proceso determina la suavidad y direccion derecha del corte... Hace un tiempo compre una sierra de proposito general barata porque la necesitaba en ese momento y sucedio que al usarla en cortes profundos la sierra se desviaba hacia la izquierda y no habia manera de hacer que el corte fuera recto. Esta herramienta tuya me parece la correcta para su proposito. Hace unos a;os vi una persona que ajustaba los dientes usando solo el pulso de la mano y el problema viene cuando unos dientes quedan mas inclinados que otros; esto ocasiona que la sierra deje marcas rugosas y se desvie hacia la izquierda o hacia la derecha. Creo que lograste la suavidad y direccion derecha del corte. Gracias por subir tu video fue muy informativo.

@@j.palomera690 eclipse make them

@@williamn01 I will check that, thanks...