Click on any link or thumbnail to go to a page about that project.
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Timber-framed house extension by Paul Welters Using a selection of pullsaws. |
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Using the mini guide. |
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Geoff's magnificent jig for the saw guide Made for a free-angle guide. |
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Made using pullsaws. |
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Using a selection of pullsaws. |
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Made using a free-angle guide. |
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Using the H-300 universal saw. |
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Still on the nautical theme, Deek's skiff made with the free-angle guide. |
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Cut with pullsaws. |
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Tony uses a P-210 folding saw to cut the shanks. |
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David's table made from recycled desk tops Using a selection of pullsaws. |
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Steve used to use traditional saws to make these but is now a convert! |
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Ron Hawkins makes a variety of items made with hardwood, normally oak, reclaimed from old furniture. Please have a look at a few pictures of his creations and the restoration (or should that be recycling?) process. |
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In case demonstration of the usefulness of the saw guides were needed, I have supplied a number of these to the Woodskills group at Cantraybridge College near Inverness, a specialist further education college for young adults with additional support needs. Clicking here or on any of the thumbnails below will take you to a page devoted to some examples of the work the students produce using saw guides. (And which you too could achieve even with limited woodworking experience or ability).
Major projects (although not so major as some of my customers' projects on the left!)
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