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If you're ever going to buy a pull saw? don't buy one named...

Tradesman *Super Hardpoint* Handsaw, as its about as usefull as a fridge to
an Eskimo.

Me will take it back tomorrow and sling it at the blokey that knows sod all
about saws as he made out to be.

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What's it not doing?

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What's it not doing?


What it should do...carve the meat.

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What it should do...carve the meat.


You're supposed to keep your fingers well clear.

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What's it not doing?


What it should do...carve the meat.


You're supposed to keep your fingers well clear.


I'm making this fire surround and my router needs new brushes,sent off for
them but need to crack on as time is importent.
Anyway I need to cut the bottom legs square,I'd much rather use me router
but have to use a pull saw.
I havn't used a pull saw in years and was looking for a *sandvik* but
trying to get one locally was trying to find a needle in a haystack.

http://www.20xx20.myby.co.uk/P7150011.JPG
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Cor - who did that wallpapering?

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Cor - who did that wallpapering?


Why should anyone care about the wallpaper in the spare room(my workshop).
:-P

You like the fire surround,I can tell. ;-)

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So much so I was dazzled and had to look away - to the wallpaper!

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The3rd Earl Of Derby wrote:
If you're ever going to buy a pull saw? don't buy one named...

Tradesman *Super Hardpoint* Handsaw, as its about as usefull as a fridge to
an Eskimo.

Me will take it back tomorrow and sling it at the blokey that knows sod all
about saws as he made out to be.

Grrr.

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Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite


first of all I'm not an expert in saws, bought a couple of cheap ones
now and again .

(pull saws) I always thought they were a bit gimicky , however our
local netto had some in for a tenner, and I thought "what the heck"

sails through most things with ease, very neat cut. Father in law
borrowed it and commented on how good it was .

Moral of this story ?
Buy your hand tools at netto

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You like the fire surround,I can tell. ;-)


Nice job. Is it from a plan? Or did you design it yourself?


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You like the fire surround,I can tell. ;-)


Nice job. Is it from a plan? Or did you design it yourself?


Designed it myself, however sometimes you need inspiration so went looking
at some over the net.

I had spare spindles left over from the stair ones I replaced and thought
about cutting them in half for the legs of the surround as moldings where
far too expensive.

Its cost me my time and 35GBP even cheaper than those MDF sad jobs you can
pick up for 45GBP?

Will post a pic when finished.

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I had spare spindles left over from the stair ones I replaced and
thought about cutting them in half for the legs of the surround as
moldings where far too expensive.


Erm! *mouldings* lol
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Erm! *mouldings* lol


Perhaps he's gone all transpondian.

For lovers of Bush cruelty...
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Cor - who did that wallpapering?


Why should anyone care about the wallpaper in the spare room(my workshop).
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You like the fire surround,I can tell. ;-)


I didn't realise you were so talented.

You could get employment as a handyman with such craftsmanship.



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Cor - who did that wallpapering?


Why should anyone care about the wallpaper in the spare room(my
workshop). :-P

You like the fire surround,I can tell. ;-)


I didn't realise you were so talented.

You could get employment as a handyman with such craftsmanship.



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lol been there done that worked for 2 major estate agents.
I could tell you a few stories that would put private landlords off having
them managing their properties.


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