Saw for Inlay Artists only

That's similar to the trick to get a band saw blade to track when it starts to get funky...carefully hold a section of an old (non-critical) sharpening stone up to the side to which the cut wants to wander. I don't do this anymore...the Suffolk Machinery band saw blades we use keep tracking well until they're just too dull to use or they break...but it works for cheap blades.

Lee works fast:
http://www.knewconcepts.com/photos.php

Nice. . .

Kekani said:

Lee works fast:
http://www.knewconcepts.com/photos.php

Nice. . .

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Too bad that's such a lousy photo. I'll be finishing up the uke this weekend and getting him and Rio better pics.

Moore Bettah Ukuleles said:

Here's the inlaid headstock Aaron is referring to that I just finished using the Knew Concepts saw. Aaron's been a valuable resource of info to me for inlay tools including the best bits and blades to use. As with everything, using the right tools makes everything so much easier.

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http://www.ukuleleunderground.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=30863&d=1323563618

Oh. My. God.

I think I need a cigarette.

I am not fast...I depend upon folks that are a lot younger than I am.
Jack Suter (the web guy) is a banjo picker as well, so he knows his way around the frets as well as html.

I have enough to do just trying to keep up with your orders that are flying in here. I am also trying to finish some new designs for saws...I just finished the prototype for a 12" deep throat Titanium frame that can make the #3 blade sing at the same pitch as it does on a 3" frame. I am kinda stoked!

Lee (the saw guy)