UPDATE*** Tools for working wood

[Dave Lehnert]

I another post

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=90795

I asked about tools for working wood. If they were a good company to order from etc..

I placed my order Sunday night and had the package on my doorstep Wednesday. The items were so well packaged a truck could run over it and not hurt the contents. Does not get any better than that.

I placed an order for the Holdfast he sells. Very simple and very well made. Two for $30. Can you believe that? Very happy with my purchase.

http://www.toolsforworkingwood.com/prodimg/ms/big/MS-HOLDFASTXX_big.gif

[Bruce Page]

Dave, that's good to hear.
Too often we only hear the negitive.

Thanks

[Mike Malott]

Hey Dave!

I bought a pair of their holdfasts, too. Very good quality; much better than the cast/ductile iron ones that I've broken! :D

Highly recommended!

Mike

[Al Navas]

This is one terrific company - I will buy from TFWW any time I need a specialty tool!

[Brian Gumpper]

Not to get too far off track, Joel from TFWW is a very well respected hand tool guy. He did the sharpening video for Two Cherries and has done magazine articles as well. I would have only expected the best.

[Bob Noles]

They just don't come any better than Joel!

[Alex Shanku]

I also bought a set. Great product and great company to deal with! I would do it again in a heart beat.

[John Thompson]

And he has the Liberon waxes in all colors.... oh yeah! :)

Sarge..

[Jim Becker]

The Gramercy hold-fasts are excellent...I use them more than I ever expected and not just for Neander work.

[John Schreiber]

Yes, I love those holdfasts! I also got some micro grit sandpaper from them for sharpening carving tools and knives. It has done a phenomenal job.

[Garth Keel]

A good company to do business with . Every purchase has been more than satisfactory. Try the Grammercy dovetail saw!