Every time I think I've got a jig figured out, I nearly have a heart
attack when the blade bites too deep into the brass.

I ruined one $35 carbide tooth blade, today. Sigh.

Maybe I shoulda just bought an IT ('cept it don't exist no more.)

At least I now have a crosscut sled.

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Enoch Root wrote in
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Every time I think I've got a jig figured out, I nearly have a heart
attack when the blade bites too deep into the brass.

I ruined one $35 carbide tooth blade, today. Sigh.

Maybe I shoulda just bought an IT ('cept it don't exist no more.)

At least I now have a crosscut sled.

er

I thought IT saws were now made by Lie Nielsen.

That doesn't mean you shouldn't build your own, however. Just that you
won't save any money. ;-)

Patriarch, who loves his LN (& Adria) backsaws...

I thought IT saws were now made by Lie Nielsen.

That doesn't mean you shouldn't build your own, however. Just that you
won't save any money. ;-)

Patriarch, who loves his LN (& Adria) backsaws...


Let me interject a couple Qs here, how long does a sharpening last on those Adria
and LN saws, anyway? And, what does IT mean?

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AAvK wrote:

I thought IT saws were now made by Lie Nielsen.

That doesn't mean you shouldn't build your own, however. Just that
you won't save any money. ;-)

Patriarch, who loves his LN (& Adria) backsaws...



Let me interject a couple Qs here, how long does a sharpening last on
those Adria and LN saws, anyway? And, what does IT mean?

Independence Tools, started by Patrick Leach and Pete Taran.
Lie-Nielsen bought 'em apparently, and Adria Tools, and now that nice
curly maple handled saw on their website is it.

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