I thought about addressing this in the voiceover, but kept getting too long winded. I agree that tools are made be used. This tool was meant to spur conversation and imagination. After two seasons, it was time to retire the saw to move the conversation forward. But this item spoke to someone a little more than others and a stranger became a client when he asked how to display it. A new conversation about this tool began and here is the result. This simple mount doesn't diminish it's functionality... couple of screws, a new blade, and off to work. Does it change the saw to display it with a little pride? Thanks for the great comment, really got me thinking!
You should do a video on making that saw! That is beautiful!
The charring technique is called shou-sugi ban. It was originally used in japan as a means of preserving wood. It creates a really nice rustic look.
Good looking saw! Been wanting to try my hand at something like this. Thanks for the inspiration!
Amazing work on the saw and nice detail on mount , Impressed
Very nice work. I do really like the saw and how you did it. Well done!
Thanks, Marc! Glad to hear it.
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Gracias!
..Very Good looking hacksaw !! Unfortunately, i'm not a fan of displaying a good tool on the wall or shelf a wore out one perhaps...
I thought about addressing this in the voiceover, but kept getting too long winded. I agree that tools are made be used. This tool was meant to spur conversation and imagination. After two seasons, it was time to retire the saw to move the conversation forward. But this item spoke to someone a little more than others and a stranger became a client when he asked how to display it. A new conversation about this tool began and here is the result. This simple mount doesn't diminish it's functionality... couple of screws, a new blade, and off to work. Does it change the saw to display it with a little pride?
Thanks for the great comment, really got me thinking!
Fire! Love it. I mean, you had to heat the wood up to shape it right? Keep it up man! Define Your Legacy!
What else can you do with wood? Just playing to its strengths. HaHaHa!
Its great at helping get a coal fire going... crap thats still fire..... I got nothin.