The Most Used Saw In My Shop #woodworking #handsaw

What is the first saw you should get. What is the most used saw in my hand tool shop?

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[thed_ani]

if you have a handsaw, you can basically use it for any joint, just add 1 mm to your calculations if you want a clean edge, and trim that mm off with a chisel

[toolman]

I don't know what to pick so when it comes to this video I'm gonna act like I saw nothing

[alvagoldbook]

The most commonly used saw in my shop is a little 7.25 inch Irwin pull detail saw.

[professor]

Thanks, James! I was getting ready to ask you a very similar question, but you’ve just answered it: sash saw! Thanks again, bro!

[davidanderson]

I’m glad I saw this saw info, just wondering if anyone else saw this saw.

[patrickwright]

Of all the saws I ever saw saw, I never saw a saw saw like that saw saws.

[trusch]

As a Canadian, I'm legally obligated to love Veritas.

[WesternCommie]

Ryoba saw.. It does everything I need for a saw.

[GregoryJohnson-lg]

Its funny watching these videos as someone who does gardening and landscaping work, because every time I see a saw like that I think of how much of a nightmare those are when cutting green wood, which I have had to use one for before. Its wild how many different saws there are for different jobs.

[daveyjoweaver]

This is the most interesting tool video I ever Saw! Kind Thanks! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

[silamaleesri]

I'm at a comfort where I have a bunch of different saws with it's own uses and so I use them all but if I have to eliminate them all down to one I think a tenon saw is the most versatile in terms of joinery. I don't do too much ripping down boards in my case. A half back saw would probably be one of the most unique to use but I don't own one or have ever gotten my hands on one but the idea seems like it'd be the most versatile

[deliaguzman]

My most used saw is a 7” ryoba saw. It does most of what I need—until I need to rip or resaw something bigger (wider or longer) than 6”. Then I grab my old Disston 5TPI ripsaw. Cuts wood like buttah.

[spectro]

I almost keeled over and died after the joke at the end. Careful, words are powerful.

[TheSMEAC]

The Sash Saw is indeed the 1/2” or 3/8” chisel of the saw world

[m.f.]

im a germn Cabinet maker 2nd year and we never used a Dufftail saw(i now wish i had one) we used Je old Frame Saw 😂 for Dufftails and every thing else one calld Schlitzsäge ≈ slitsaw and one called Absetzsäge ≈ Cut across the grain saw. I like watching your viedeos they help sonetimes very well

[hadensnodgrass]

Good to know. As for that last comment, let's just say I saw nothing.

[wolfpackpete]

What is that fancy dovetail saw? The first one which featured

[luyichiswute]

I'd love to have an old one of yours. With price of course😆. Never seen one in India and it's hard to be an aspiring woodworker 😭

[ehengmay]

Japanese pull saw for me tbh, so versatile

[XyerDark]

I got a relatively cheap ryoba saw recently and honesty, that's what I would go with.
It's light, decent length, two set of teeth, a handle that is long meaning I can use it with one hand or both, so there's a lot I can do with it.