90 Degree Magnetic Guide

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[@zafardurrani9544]

You are a creative man, I like your efforts and nice work, Thank you for this wonderful video

[@IronArkivist]

Thanks for the great video and the great product. I just purchased the 372 and the 90° guide and am hoping for wonderful results.

[@nalayoun9933]

Now I know what the guide do you have a video showing how you made them before manufacturing? Thank You

[@JohnStodden1]

David, nice video! I notice that Kevin Glen Drake, in talking about his joinery saw, says that Japanese saws are best on soft woods, whereas Western saws are best on hardwoods. I guess you might disagree? John B

[@davidbarronwoodwork]

When Japanese saws were first exported this was true. But they have long since adapted their saws to suit the harder woods used a outside Japan. All the best, David.

[@nikkion2140]

Can you tell me when you select to use Japanese saw/knife vs. standard Western saw. Sorry I ask stupid question because I am a beginner in woodwork. I cant even make a straight cut. All my cuts at the moment are wonky!

[@laikmiandu]

I have been thinking about ordering one of your guides a couple of times already. Great design! If you do one more video using them I will certainly order it :) why arent you using a planing board that works on pull for your japanese saw, though?

[@davidbarronwoodwork]

Thank you. The 372 cuts so cleanly it doesn't really matter which side you put the stop, although of course you are right I should be showing it with a stop at the front

[@deezynar]

That's a clever idea.

[@labrat7357]

David, have you considered a 45 degree mitre guide as an aid to those who like to put a mitre on top of the dovetails when installing back panels or inset tops in box lids.

[@davidbarronwoodwork]

Please have a look at my website, the 45 degree guide is now in stock! All the best, David.

[@nikkion2140]

Where can I buy the guide and how much please.