72. Why is it called a back saw?

There are many back (backed) saws - learn their different uses here.._____________________________________________________________
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[@grampytinman3481]

I would love to take a tour of your shop. Maybe a video tour, if you don't already have one, would be nice.

[@garysmylie975]

This is brilliant.. i remember my late father using an awl to make a birdcage and he didn't use a measuring tape or ruler but a woodbine box.. im motivated to work now.. thanks from Ireland..

[@dandelie2067]

Like to see your collections. l always learn something new. Thank you for your time.

[@jasongreenberg5541]

Another great video! Can't wait for your coverage of planes!!

[@johnbuck477]

Graham, one of the reasons i enjoy your videos are the variety and depth of tools you show. I always learn and see something different and unusual. This helps when at a flea market looking for the old tools. Thank you

[@4tannus]

I'm looking forward to the planes videos. Thanks for your knowledge!

[@dennisrice8338]

Thank you as always. Very interesting tutorial. I actually have one of the large miter saws and miter stand that was demonstrated at the end of the episode and I love using it.

[@frankhill9527]

Great information.

[@MCsCreations]

Really valuable information, Graham! Thanks a bunch!!! 😃

[@handyndn1]

Very informative. I had always thought that back-saws were meant to be operated on the pull stroke. I also watched your video about frame-saws and also had my thinking corrected about those tools. I have seen many people use frame-saws the wrong way and am happy to have learned better. Thank you.

[@pittschapelfarm2844]

Thank you for this great information!

[@tonyb2760]

Thank you

[@gtd-sq2pj]

Great video.

[@roman_le]

Thank you Graham!

[@johnford7847]

I truly enjoy your presentations - the inclusion of historical information (and showing examples of old tools) as well as the discussions of proper techniques makes your channel nearly unique among the plethora of woodworking videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@ImOnAJourney]

10:16

[@ianpearse4480]

yet another great share, thank you.

[@billrockefeller5409]

Very interesting video, enjoyed very much! Love your old collection of fantastic tools!

[@grampytinman3481]

Love backsaws

[@harleywood9588]

Love it