Magnetic Japanese Saw Till made from Rainbow Eucalyptus

A while back I salvaged some Rainbow Eucalyptus after a storm fell a few trees. Been wanting to update my magnetic hand saw till to allow for a few more additions. After letting the boards dry for some time I figured this would be a good initial project to try out this lumber.
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[@StuffUCanMake]

I am amazed by the depth of skill and attention to detail. I am looking forward to be a regular here.

[@serritiello]

Thank you!

[@EddyCarroll]

Very nice build - the continuous grain visible on the front face looks great!

[@mike-qp2mt]

Very creative. It appears there's more involved than simply aligning the polarity of the magnetics with each other. I notice that when installing the last segment, it appears the magnets are repelling each other? A short explanation would be appreciated. Great work!

[@ZachMaxon]

Brilliant

[@petrsidlo7614]

beautiful work. but I would like to ask for short comparison between the gyokucho, zetsaw and suizan dozuki saws. Do they feel any different when cutting? Most of my stuff is gyokucho, but I have two zetsaw katabas and I absolutely love the for joinery and dimensioning and was wondering whether or not another dozuki woud be worth it.

[@finnigan16]

Wow those fingers got close to an elevated saw blade

[@concddad]

Does the magnetization of the saw blades cause any problem when re-sharpening them?

[@bnic5776]

You ain't gonna resharpen none of these them there

[@michaelhechmer590]

I've watched this twice. I's ingenious and well executed but I don't understand the need for the long rectangular piece of steel(??) embedded above the magnets.

[@Made_by_House]

Those are rectangular magnets not steel.

[@wayneblythe5713]

👏🏻👍🏻🇬🇧

[@rbliss1275]

seems like all it would take is one of those magnets to stick out a little bit and you will be jamming the cutting teeth into a magnet when you put it in there.