WIP--more saws

[Mike Wenzloff]

These are being made for an esteemed member here. I took these pictures at lunch today with a makeshift booth. Need to work on the lighting aspect.

These--and one other, a stair saw--will be finished today. Then the final coats of finish tonight and in the morning, steel wooled and waxed.

Maybe this weekend I'll be able to work on taking pictures a little. I need it. Saws are easier...

First up is one of two No. 9s, one rip and one crosscut.

http://www.wenzloffandsons.com/saws/temp/no9.jpg

A half back, 17 1/2".

http://www.wenzloffandsons.com/saws/temp/hb.jpg

And all three.

http://www.wenzloffandsons.com/saws/temp/grp.jpg

Take care, Mike

[Dave Anderson NH]

I don't know Mike, I'd venture to say that your photos are pretty nice as they are right now. Of course if.......

Beautifully done saws.

[Bob Noles]

Mike,

Your pictures are great and the saws..... well as always, they are out of this world. You do fantastic work my friend..... simply fantastic!

Thanks for making us drool again :cool:

[ryan sikes]

Great job! Several people have posted pics of great looking saws. I would really enjoy owning one of those (and get rid of the dozuki).

cheers,
ryan

[Steve Clardy]

Very nice Mike!!

[Tyler Howell]

Hubba Hubba Look at the lines on those beauties!!!

[Mark Stutz]

Sure wish I could se them:( I get no pictures.:confused:

[Bob Noles]

Sure wish I could se them:( I get no pictures.:confused:

Mark,

You are better off not seeing them..... they make you want to spend your paycheck real bad :eek: :D

[Wendell Wilkerson]

Have you considered trying to put an on etch on any of your saws? To me, the larger saws you're making are just begging for a nice logo on the blade. Just think, in a hundred years some future Galoot could be trying to uncovering the etch on a neglected saw and wondering who the heck "Wenzloff & Sons" was :D

Wendell

[Alan DuBoff]

Looks good Mike...but no little ones...??? :( ;)

[Mike Wenzloff]

Sure wish I could se them:( I get no pictures.:confused:
How about now, Mark?

And thank to everyone for the compliments--that's part of the joy and it is appreciated.

Take care...Mike

[Mike Wenzloff]

Looks good Mike...but no little ones...??? :( ;)
Does this qualify?

http://www.wenzloffandsons.com/saws/temp/stair.jpg

Ok, Ok, I know it doesn't. But the blade is only 7" long ;)

But there will be. Next week, made from this Cocobolo. A pair of small saws--a different handle style than the template tracing shows though.

http://www.wenzloffandsons.com/temp/cocobolo.jpg

Take care, Mike

[Alan DuBoff]

Does this qualify?Actually that does. Very nice stair saw, that's something I don't have and have wanted. I can use a backsaw, but the stair saw is easier to cut dados with. Do those screws/nuts use an allen wrench?
But there will be. Next week, made from this Cocobolo. A pair of small saws--a different handle style than the template tracing shows though.I'll be impatiently waiting to see what you come up with. :)

Beautiful piece of wood.

[Mark Stutz]

Anyone have any ideas why I can't see any of these? The only thing that shows up for me is that beautiful QS Bubinga! I have never had this happen before.:confused:

[Mike Wenzloff]

Hi Mark,

I ran into someone on another board who had trouble under two conditions--and he doesn't know which allowed him to see the pictures. One, he was using Firefox as his browser and he was using AD Blocker.

He switched to IE and shut off ad blocker at the same time and he could see them.

The reside in a folder on my server entitled /ad/ . The QS Cocobolo resides in a different folder.

Take care, Mike

[Mark Stutz]

Ahhhhh! Finally!:D Now I can see them, though I didn't do anything different this time, that I know of:eek: Thanks for sharing.

Mark

[John Edwards]

Thanks Mike,
They will go to a good home.