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DOWNLOAD: “Building an 18th Century Panel Saw with Tom Calisto” in HD

Name: DOWNLOAD: "Building an 18th Century Panel Saw with Tom Calisto" in HD
SKU: DD109
Price: 19.99 USD
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~~$39.99~~ $19.99

Step-by-Step Instructions to Help You Build This Historical Hand Saw!

Learn how to build this classic panel saw, which is based off of the Kenyon hand saws originally found in the famous Benjamin Seaton tool chest. This detailed High Definition video tutorial will not only guide you through the process of making hand saws, but will help you develop many hand tool woodworking skills and hand saw skills, including:

The basics of hand saw construction
Making saw handles
Shaping saw teeth
Adding saw nuts & saw nut holes
Sharpening hand saws for woodworking
Much, much more!

With 155 minutes of instruction, you’ll be able to create this historical panel saw and learn many valuable traditional skills along the way. SEE PREVIEW VIDEO BELOW…

SKU: DD109 Category: Woodworking DVD and Videos Tags: digital download, hand saw, hand tools, panel saw, tom calisto, video

Description

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FEATURES

High Definition MP4 Digital Video Download (or you can purchase the physical DVD here)
Should be playable on all TV’s, computers, & digital devices (although, use a computer to download as customers have trouble downloading & unzipping with mobile devices).
Step-by-step detailed instructions
Geared toward beginner hand tool woodworkers
Filmed at Joshua Farnsworth’s Wood and Shop Traditional Woodworking School
Click here for the resource page, with links to places to find hand saw parts and free hand saw handle templates.

ABOUT THE HOST

Tom Calisto is an expert hand tool maker and engineer, with specialty in making historical hand saws. He has been featured on the the PBS TV show “The Woodwright’s Shop“. He also teaches woodworking classes at Roy Underhill’s “Woodwright’s School” and is a regular contributor to Fine Woodworking Magazine and Popular Woodworking Magazine. He is also an instructor at Joshua Farnsworth’s Wood and Shop Traditional Woodworking School.