Making a jeweler’s saw

[@Ukenick]

I have just received this stunning tool in the post. I am beyond words Dimitris. A million thank you's. Watching the video is amazing seeing this superb instrument come to life. I have to say it is something particularly special receiving a jeweller's saw made by the master of the use of the jewellers saw which you demonstrate in this video. Thank you thank you thank you.

[@JimmysCanal]

I'm very happy that you like it my friend! I think that you'll find it useful on some of your projects. Cheers Dimitris

[@KonstantinosKalleris]

@@JimmysCanalWelcome back with a great project Dimitris! I'm sure this is only the beginning of a new season. Nick, it seems that this was your lucky day! Happy for you! Kostas

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you so much Kostas, you konw how much I appreciate your comments! This project actually was the first for the new lathe and mill, it really means something, isn't it? Take care and see you soon Dimitris

[@KonstantinosKalleris]

​@@JimmysCanal Oh yes, it is! Looking forward to the next one! See you soon. Take care. Kostas

[@brainfornothing]

Wonderful work, as always, and thank you for the Dadsinhisworkshop shout out. Thanks for sharing !

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you so much for the comment, so much appreciate it! I'm glad to share, as always. Nick is a true craftsman, I'm sure you will enjoy all of his videos! Regards from Greece Jimmy

[@russellhayward2359]

Exquisite craftsmanship 🙂 he will be very grateful for the saw. Thank you for taking the time to make this video

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you so much for the comment Russell, means a lot for me! I'm happy because I know that he will use it. I'm glad to share, as always. Cheers Jimmy

[@harispro5682]

Extremelly well presentation of an astonishing piece of art tool...a really beautifull outcome from a great crafstman...I really enjoyed this one my friend!

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate that you like it!. All the best Jimmy

[@peirossmallhomemachineshop5364]

Great project. Congratulations.

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you very much, I'm so happy that you like it! All the best Jimmy

[@davescreations7793]

Awesome job thank so very much for sharing this with us

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you very much indeed! Glad to share, as always! Cheers Jimmy

[@donmittlestaedt1117]

Jimmy does it again. Artfully accomplished, very nice.

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that you like it! All the best Jimmy

[@yt66228]

Bravo! Great work. It brings back good memories of my childhood when I was introduced to fretwork. This is in them1960's when I lived in Thessaloniki.

[@JimmysCanal]

Hi Paul, Thank you for the comment my friend! I'm very happy that you like it. All the best Jimmy

[@homemadetools]

This came out really nice. We posted this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you so much for the comment as well for posting it at the forum, I really appreciate it! All the best Dimitris

[@TomChame]

Absolutely beautiful, artwork, thanks for sharing.

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you very much Tom! Your comment means a lot to me! As always, I'm glad to share. Regards from Greece Jimmy

[@THATLAZYMACHINIST]

Another great video and project. Thanks for sharing, it's always nice to watch you work, every time I watch one of your videos, I feel like going up to my shop and tackling another project. My nephew needs a few pieces for one of his custom guitar builds, I guess it's time for me to get to work.

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you very much my friend! I am glad to share, as always. I really appreciate what you said; it sounds familiar, because every time I'm starting a project I'm thinking "what is the right sequence of operations, how Marc would do this" Thank you for being the teacher you are! Your friend Dimitris

[@woodepoxy1980]

Εξαιρετική δουλειά 👌👌

[@JimmysCanal]

Ευχαριστώ για το σχόλιο! Χαίρομαι πολύ που σου αρέσει το πριονάκι. Καλή συνέχεια! Δημήτρης

[@gertjevanpoppel7270]

That is beautiful made saw 👍 What brand / type off cutting tool are you using in the lathe?. The one with the hss cutting tool ?.

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you very much for the comment sir, I appreciate it! As for tool you're asking its called diamond tool holder and you can find it here: www.eccentricengineering.com.au/ They have dealers in UK and US, you can ask for more info. Cheers Jimmy

[@rlm98253]

Well done, sir.

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you very much sir, I'm happy that you like it! All the best Jimmy

[@hulkpeace]

Beautiful work, reminds me of those knew concepts saws just with a more pleasing look. Concerning your anodizing problems. I think it is either a contact issue (simply bad connection or corosion) or your current density is to high. However im not an expert just an experienced idiot in his garage.

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you very much for your comment sir, I really appreciate it! As for what you said about the anodizing problems I will surely check it, can be very helpful for any future project. Thanks again. All the best Jimmy

[@MichaelEdwards2]

stunning but wood is illegal in my workshop 😀

[@JimmysCanal]

Many thanks, glad that you like it! Cheers Jimmy

[@internalharm]

I just received my saw today its called "Knew Concept".

[@kostasstamatakos1230]

Great work Jimmy, great work! A couple of questions so I learn something more. 1. What are the properties of the Calmax steel that made you choose it for the ferule? 2. Do you reckon going a bit thicker (3/16" maybe) on the saw frame would be an overkill? Take care jimmy and do enjoy your new machine tools!! k.

[@JimmysCanal]

Thank you for your comment, I appreciate it! I choose Calmax steel for three reasons, it's tough, resists corrosion and can polished to almost mirror finish. I think 3/16" would be better on a deeper frame (like an 8"). For this one, 1/8" is more than adequate. Thanks again. Cheers Jimmy

[@lykos30]

Μεγια τα εργαλεια σου Δημήτρη και ωραια κατασκευή ;)

[@JimmysCanal]

Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ για το σχόλιο, το εκτιμώ! Δημήτρης

[@vpikooorka]

Я Вами захоплююсь

[@JimmysCanal]

Дуже дякую! Все найкраще Джиммі

[@bobweiram6321]

How come the greek Cyrillic looks less threatening than the Russian version?