Hi, What a great thing it is you're doing too. Passing on life skills that will endure. Pleased I was involved in a small part of what you are teaching . Cheers Steve
@@Woodworkingmasterclass yes, otherwise it is gun-shooting video games which are an addiction. Do you have a video on how to use a drill? nothing fancy. Just so he can watch and learn how to drill a hole using a basic drill..
Awesome, i got a straight rip cut! Im a beginner in woodworking and i noticed alot of people cut with the saw at a 45° angle. But this method is way easier and gives better result. When would you use the 45° angle cut mister? Thanks again
I ripped a 4"x4" by 8 foot in half recently. Great fun. Tallowood, a very good Australian hardwood. I used my lovely Disston no 7 , 4 tpi, and it sailed through in no time. I learn a lot about sharpening by using my saws. I could feel a low spot in the tooth line, where about 5 teeth together are a fraction lower than the others. It is still sharp, so I won't worry about it till next sharpening. All part of the learning curve. Just love a sharp rip saw. I have a D8 that I bought for $ 5 , about 25 years ago. Dead straight, Apple handle, 7 point. In rip it is a dream to use. So easy to sharpen too. Happy hand sawing everyone.
It looks like magic - I can't cut straight with a handsaw to save my life. I will try the chisel method though, looks quite promising for a hopeless man like me.
@@Woodworkingmasterclass Yes sir, I plan on it. I'm determined to master carpentry without power tools. I've been seeking the advice of old sages on TH-cam while I gather necessary tools and equipment. Thank you again.
im about to cut two lines through decking with a used hand saw, im going to mark the lines, and cut straight, do you reckon scoring the line first helps?
@@garyreid9842 Hi Gary, It's an English Stanley. I have some here that I sell to students f you are interested. Here's one on Amazon. www.amazon.com.au/Stanley-0-10-598-Utility-foldable-Silver/dp/B0001IWDBU/ref=asc_df_B0001IWDBU/?tag=googleshopdsk-22&linkCode=df0&hvadid=463535246782&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=18043190082953496267&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9069214&hvtargid=pla-633966223184&psc=1 There is another that is available in Australia but the blade is totally different and not as fine. It's a Stanley 10-049. Cheers Steve
I am teaching my son to use a hand saw to cut wood for a project and was astonished at this good idea - thanks!
Hi, What a great thing it is you're doing too. Passing on life skills that will endure. Pleased I was involved in a small part of what you are teaching . Cheers Steve
@@Woodworkingmasterclass yes, otherwise it is gun-shooting video games which are an addiction. Do you have a video on how to use a drill? nothing fancy. Just so he can watch and learn how to drill a hole using a basic drill..
Thank you so much, I'm an amateur wood carver with no man to show me how to saw, thank you 🤗💜
It's nice to see things from the left-handed perspective!
Always good for mirroring for the Right handed folk. :) Cheers Steve
Thank you for the advice, never thought of doing that way
Thanks for the advice, everyday is a school day, I've always used a knife but never the chisel, will have to try this👍🏻
Hi Andrew, I agee, if your not learning new stuff you're relearning what you have forgotten you already learnt. Cheers Steve
Awesome, Steve! Thanks for the tips! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Hi Mario, Thanks Stay safe troo. Cheers Steve
Thank you for the good tips about how to cut straight. Wish you a Happy easter. best wishes from Jan in Norway
Happy Easter to you too Jan. Practice is the key. Cheers Steve
This is one of those "Experience Only" lessons. ;-]
It take a touch to not splinter the bottom. Nice tip!!
That's the trick greybeard, Mess up more than you get right then eventually you get more right than you mess up. :) Cheers Steve
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Great video sir! I learned from a master in almost 3 minutes lesson. I hope you good health and stay fit. Stay wonferful sir!❤
Hi Arnald, Great to hear you got some ideas from the video. We are all well and fit here trust you are the same. Cheers Steve
Great technique for straight cuts, thank you vor sharing
Hi Rod, Great to read it works for you too. Appreciate the feedback, thanks. Cheers Steve
Never knew this. Great tip
Thanks Benjamin, Neither did I until I learnt it. Pleased you got some use from it., Cheers Steve
Thank you sir! Sometimes power saws are too cumbersome or the operation is not safe with power saw. That’s when it’s better to use quality hand saw!
Amazing
Thank you!
Hi fons. So happy you enjoyed it. Cheers Steve
Cool tips cheers for the video 👍👍👍👍
Hi Cam, Thanks and you are welcome. Cheers Steve
Brilliant video... Really helpful
Hi Wildflower, Pleased you got something out of it. Appreciate you letting me know. Cheers Steve
Thanks a lot, you really helped my DIY kitchen for life
Awesome, i got a straight rip cut! Im a beginner in woodworking and i noticed alot of people cut with the saw at a 45° angle. But this method is way easier and gives better result. When would you use the 45° angle cut mister? Thanks again
Hi Rob. When I'm in the yard cutting rough timber. :) Cheers Steve
Now cut a 48" long board lengthwise.
Paul Sellers rip saws long boards by hand
1 word: sawstop
I ripped a 4"x4" by 8 foot in half recently. Great fun. Tallowood, a very good Australian hardwood. I used my lovely Disston no 7 , 4 tpi, and it sailed through in no time. I learn a lot about sharpening by using my saws. I could feel a low spot in the tooth line, where about 5 teeth together are a fraction lower than the others. It is still sharp, so I won't worry about it till next sharpening. All part of the learning curve. Just love a sharp rip saw. I have a D8 that I bought for $ 5 , about 25 years ago. Dead straight, Apple handle, 7 point. In rip it is a dream to use. So easy to sharpen too. Happy hand sawing everyone.
It looks like magic - I can't cut straight with a handsaw to save my life. I will try the chisel method though, looks quite promising for a hopeless man like me.
I'm of the same cloth Fernard and it worked for me so I'm thinking positive it will work for you too. Cheers Steve
Great Job
Thanks Cold, Pleased you enjoyed it. Cheers Steve
Square video, The finger is 🔑
Absolutly, it the little things that make the big things better. Cheers Steve
Nifty stuff
Hi Justin, Thanks, hope you can use it. Cheers Steve
@@Woodworkingmasterclass Yes sir, I plan on it. I'm determined to master carpentry without power tools. I've been seeking the advice of old sages on TH-cam while I gather necessary tools and equipment. Thank you again.
@@JustinDOehlke Nothing more satisfying than Hand woodworking the sound the smell and the learning of muscle memory. All the best Cheers Steve
im about to cut two lines through decking with a used hand saw, im going to mark the lines, and cut straight, do you reckon scoring the line first helps?
Hi Alan, Yes definitely, give the saw blade a fence along which to run. Cheers Steve
Ive been looking for one of those small marking knives for ages Steve
What brand is that your using ?
Hi Gary, Sorry don't make them anymore but they do have a folding one which takes the same blade. Cheers Steve
@@Woodworkingmasterclass I'd have to look in Bunnings or one of the Tool Specialists . Do you know who makes the folding ones with that blade ?
@@garyreid9842 Hi Gary, It's an English Stanley. I have some here that I sell to students f you are interested. Here's one on Amazon. www.amazon.com.au/Stanley-0-10-598-Utility-foldable-Silver/dp/B0001IWDBU/ref=asc_df_B0001IWDBU/?tag=googleshopdsk-22&linkCode=df0&hvadid=463535246782&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=18043190082953496267&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9069214&hvtargid=pla-633966223184&psc=1 There is another that is available in Australia but the blade is totally different and not as fine. It's a Stanley 10-049. Cheers Steve
it's rough on the bottom edge where he sawed so the grain is frayed 😢
Never cut on the line cut just past it to make sure measurements are tru n use knuckles to guide saw
Hi DIY, Whatever works best for you is always the best way to do it. Appreciate your comment. Cheers Steve
Thats not a knoife! This is a knoife!
Absolutely correct. :) Cheers Steve
Not soaring nor sawring,but,sawing
Hi Martin, That's it cuttin wood.:) Cheers Steve
Bro I'm not using a knife I'm using a saw
What ever works, works. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers Steve
Dude that poor computer mouse
Hi Joshua, Nothing is safe nor sacred in the workshop. Me included. LOL Cheers Steve
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april's fool joke detected!
it's a well known fact that it's absolutely impossible to cut straight without expensive machinery.
nice attempt tho...
I'm guessing the comment is an April fool as you saw me do it live.:) Guaranteed no trick camera work. Just over 30 years experience. Cheers Steve
That German sense of humour tho...