Most handsaws for cutting wood aren’t that good. The model in the video above is different. Watch this 12 minute tutorial to learn why this model is so good, and see it in action. Have you ever seen a handsaw that can chew through nearly 1″ of width on a 1 1/2″-thick piece of construction lumber with each stroke? Click below and you will. The video is part of my online course WOODWORKING FOR BEGINNERS.
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