This is a ridiculous accessory

Daryl, by coincidence, I noticed a joinery saw with a depth stop in the Japan Woodworking catalog last week:http://www.japanwoodworker.com/Product/156947/9-Joinery-Saw-with-Depth-Stop—Kondo.aspx

Maybe it’s a trend. I agree it seems like a solution in search of a problem.

Well, fellows, though I tend to agree that these devices may seem like overkill or a waste, they are far from new. Such devices for hand saws have been around for many, many years. Some were user made and added on by the craftsman. Later, it became a manufactured item. There was obviously a need for such a device as is made evident in several older texts as well as newer hand-tool user instructions. I’m sure if we were to use our saws everyday for hours we would come across a definite need for such a depth stop. For our occasional use, however, we find it silly much like the need for a toothing plane. 🙂

Ahhh, the toothing plane…..

Come on, Charlie, don’t hold back. Let us know what you really think about toothing planes …

It’s getting close to April 1st. I may answer your question around that time.

Guys, check out Woodpeckers new accessory for Track Saws. The device holds the track square. It only cost $100.

You do the same thing, only with a neat looking tool. WDaryl, income redistribution. Made in America. Order now. Ship in August. One time chance, never offered again.

After looking at these products I realized there is hope for my “chain saw powered – finger splinter remover” after all! Ill apply for a patent immediately.

I’ll buy one Charlie … at a club discount, of course. As the production work picks up, I invariably get more splinters. I just don’t have the time to stand there and pull them out. A nifty auto puller like yours just might do the trick. I heard the Dominys had a water powered one in their clock shop back in the day.

My ex-friends Lefty and Pinky are trying to spread rumors on Facebook about how dangerous the CSP-FSR is. Don’t believe it, they’re jealous because they were the Guinea pigs, I mean, testers. They’re suing, It’s always about money, isn’t it!

If you could use solar panels to power your CSP-FSR, I think you have a winner.

But then it wouldn’t be a CSP-FSR but rather an SP-FSR! But that is another market to conquer.

Mike, that’s a good idea, I didn’t think of that. I’d like to get it off the ground with gas/oil powered CSP-FSR at the proper mixture ( of course) at first. The solar or perhaps wind power will be for the future models. You can interview for the position of ecological minded CFO or EM-COO at the next meeting, bring your idea’s. You can be EM-COO @ CSP=FSR! All your friends will be jealous of the free trips you’ll get.