Sharpening and Restoring a 1920’s Disston made Jackson No1 Back Saw
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The best video I have ever seen on sharpening a hand saw. Well done! Bobby
@joycewallace730614 күн бұрын
I always appreciate your videos ,they are informative and you are direct and explain very well. Again thank you Dave.
@colintaylor304414 күн бұрын
Well done and very informative. I think a Veritas file holder is in my future. As is a pair of eyeball extenders. Now, where's my late mother's sewing supplies? There must be slippery needle in there somewhere.
@johnbesharian996515 күн бұрын
Thank you much lad! That was the best explanation I've ever seen of this process. Keep 'em coming.😊
@perrymurphy410014 күн бұрын
Thank you Dave, I really liked this one, please make more.
@jimpowell610214 күн бұрын
Another great video - well done Dave
@randygust342314 күн бұрын
awesome restoration! I look forward to the next one!
@budlloyd312715 күн бұрын
Nice seeing steel wool being a hero. I have a plywood tray with high sides. I sit on the couch with it on my lap and steel wool antique tools. Watch a movie and the tools come out nice. All aspects of video production are A+. Video changes angles neigh for holding interest. Oration fantastic. Quality Audio.
@FearsomeWarrior14 күн бұрын
Thank you very much!!!!!
@DaveCorinth14 күн бұрын
Awesome video. Always very educational and entertaining!
@jl_woodworks14 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@DaveCorinth12 күн бұрын
A man of many talents you are!
@ronaldpayne9315 күн бұрын
Thank you for the compliment!!!!!
@DaveCorinth12 күн бұрын
Nice work and Great video even if I’m guilty of using vinegar from time to time
@TwistedWorkshop7714 күн бұрын
When I first started restoring and sharpening saws I too used vinegar only to quickly learn that a little elbow grease yields a better result.
@DaveCorinth12 күн бұрын
Would love to see you remove and reinstall the back. This was a great video. I’ve slowly learned to sharpen saws. I n addition to the Veritas gauge, I bought the ToolsforWorkingWood vise. It makes as big a difference as the gauge did. I justified it because I had scrounged together over 20 saws, all in need of care and feeding. I can’t even find a service here in the PNW.
@BlackSwan91214 күн бұрын
I have several other saws to restore and sharpen. I will definitely post a video showing how I remove the back…
@DaveCorinth12 күн бұрын
like i said on fb, i have a pretty rough backsaw that needs some attention. already have the file holder and suitable files!
@stevem26815 күн бұрын
Love the needle test! Will apply! I also have an old straight razor stone (Sharpol). It's just like yours with the square and maker (or seller) name. Do you ever reflatten it? What other uses do you have for it?
@ZeeFrankensteel13 күн бұрын
I have had that stone for 10 years and have never had to flatten it.
@DaveCorinth12 күн бұрын
I have a Disston 10" backsaw and it needs to be sharpened. I can never sharpen high TPI crosscut saws though. The saw I have is 15 TPI. Anyone know a good sharpening service out there?
@1pcfred14 күн бұрын
Is there a way to get ahold of you? I have a can of un-used S.C. Johnson paste wax you like that I want to send you.
@patw9996 күн бұрын
Yes I’m on Facebook under the same name Dave Corinth you can message me from there.
@DaveCorinth6 күн бұрын
Very good video...but now you're doomed...You got oil on your skin!!!!!!🥴
The best video I have ever seen on sharpening a hand saw. Well done! Bobby
I always appreciate your videos ,they are informative and you are direct and explain very well. Again thank you Dave.
Well done and very informative. I think a Veritas file holder is in my future. As is a pair of eyeball extenders. Now, where's my late mother's sewing supplies? There must be slippery needle in there somewhere.
Thank you much lad! That was the best explanation I've ever seen of this process. Keep 'em coming.😊
Thank you Dave, I really liked this one, please make more.
Another great video - well done Dave
awesome restoration! I look forward to the next one!
Nice seeing steel wool being a hero. I have a plywood tray with high sides. I sit on the couch with it on my lap and steel wool antique tools. Watch a movie and the tools come out nice. All aspects of video production are A+. Video changes angles neigh for holding interest. Oration fantastic. Quality Audio.
Thank you very much!!!!!
Awesome video. Always very educational and entertaining!
Glad you enjoyed it!
A man of many talents you are!
Thank you for the compliment!!!!!
Nice work and Great video even if I’m guilty of using vinegar from time to time
When I first started restoring and sharpening saws I too used vinegar only to quickly learn that a little elbow grease yields a better result.
Would love to see you remove and reinstall the back. This was a great video. I’ve slowly learned to sharpen saws. I n addition to the Veritas gauge, I bought the ToolsforWorkingWood vise. It makes as big a difference as the gauge did. I justified it because I had scrounged together over 20 saws, all in need of care and feeding. I can’t even find a service here in the PNW.
I have several other saws to restore and sharpen. I will definitely post a video showing how I remove the back…
like i said on fb, i have a pretty rough backsaw that needs some attention. already have the file holder and suitable files!
Love the needle test! Will apply! I also have an old straight razor stone (Sharpol). It's just like yours with the square and maker (or seller) name. Do you ever reflatten it? What other uses do you have for it?
I have had that stone for 10 years and have never had to flatten it.
I have a Disston 10" backsaw and it needs to be sharpened. I can never sharpen high TPI crosscut saws though. The saw I have is 15 TPI. Anyone know a good sharpening service out there?
Is there a way to get ahold of you? I have a can of un-used S.C. Johnson paste wax you like that I want to send you.
Yes I’m on Facebook under the same name Dave Corinth you can message me from there.
Very good video...but now you're doomed...You got oil on your skin!!!!!!🥴