Red grain-filled ash coping saw

Looks good Dave,

With the tool swap, I made copies also. I like your idea of having a couple different setups and lengths with the saws.

Yeah, Eric. I've done previous swaps where I didn't make a copy for myself, and ended up kicking myself. Not a huge deal, but it's a lot easier to make a second one when everything is still fresh (and the tools are still out) from the first one.

Of course, if the first one doesn't turn out, then it's the one I get to keep. Had that happen a couple times, too.

I felt like that with the plane swap. Should have ordered 2 sets of blades. My prototype is sitting on the back of the miter saw run out table, collecting dust. That one was cut out of Oak.

Very nice, great work.

wow maybe there is another one for a "friend" lol.

G00d job Dave

Nice saw Dave.

Somewhere I have a kit for one of these. Another thing to go play in the shop making.

Yeah, Eric. I have a bunch of spare hardware cluttering up the shop because I always order two (or more), but on things like the plane swap, it let me send a spare to Devin so she could make her plane.

Thanks, Tom!

Could be, Pottz. Maybe Santa has something for you.

Thanks, Oldrivers!

Thanks, SteveN. Note that the pins for these will work with the short coping saw blades, the 12" turning saw blades, or even the 5" hobby hacksaw blades, so make the one that you need the most.

Cool saw Dave. I can kick myself a couple times for not making two of the same item that I made for someone else but it gives me more time in the shop. LOL. I may even have to try this grain fill finish in the future.

Agreed, Dave. It's just that the second one generally goes pretty quickly if I do it right away. If not, I end up straining my fake knees trying to kick myself. ;-)

That's coo…........l made on the design of the bigger saws with the tensioner on the back. Nice work on it.

Cheers, Jim

nice work, Dave. There's something special about working with tools you've made yourself.

Thanks, Jim!

Thanks, Doug! And I have more of them every couple months!

Nicely done.

i bet it cuts like a dream GREAT JOB :<))))) GRATZ TOP 3

Thanks, Ron!

Thanks, Tony! It does pretty good, but it's just a tiny bit too thin. Guess I found what the limits are for ash.

NO WAIT I GOT MIXED UP lol i thought this was the one you sent to Eric im such a noob :<)))))))) still nice saw

Thanks, Tony. And no worries. Im sure you're not the only one around here who's had a brain fart. ;-)

Also nice, think I prefer the black filler though.

I think you're the only person here who now needs a coping saw rack though
You must have ran out of room on the outside of your saw till now.

Yeah, Mike. I prefer the black myself, but I'm experimenting. I'll also do green and blue at some poin. But I've been so slack at cleaning up the shop lately that I just have a coping saw buried in every pile of crap in the shop. Or if I don't, maybe I need to make another. ;-)