How The World's Finest Saws Are Made

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  @AlecSteele · 2 years ago · pinned

  I&apos;m a bit embarrassed how long it took to sharpen the teeth on my saw after witnessing Chris doing it in about 30 seconds... The first 5,000 people to use coupon code Forge will get 1GB SAILY DATA PLAN FOR FREE! Go to <a href="https://saily.com/forge">https://Saily.com/forge</a> and download Saily to test it out for FREE.

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  @ethanleblanc6963 · 1 year ago

  something that doesnt get talked about enough is the fact that, alec is a very good interviewer. great questions, genuine interest, and very respectful

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  @SirNuk3 · 11 months ago

  I love these videos where the interviewed shifts from &quot;who&apos;s that stupid influencer in my shop&quot; to &quot;that guy knows his stuf and is really into it&quot; you can see their body language shift

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  @mind140 · 1 year ago

  When Alec did the tour of Ernest Wright scissors, the lead time went from 2 weeks to 3 months on orders. &nbsp;If you are a British manufacturer of well made old-school tools give Alec a call for a little tour!

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  @Expatkeys · 2 years ago

  These saws may come across as expensive but as Rolls Royce used to say &quot;Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten&quot;

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• DV

  @dvluper · 2 years ago

  &quot;surface grind a human in it&quot; is not a phrase I was expecting, lol.

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  @domainmojo2162 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m a customer from Namibia- down in South-west Africa. It&apos;s such a surreal experience to see the exact machines- and place where my favorite dovetail saw was made- possibly by the same hands! 😀<br>That baby cuts Camelthorn, a beautiful, reddish, native wood, that&apos;s as hard as steel, like no other- its edge is immaculate.<br><br>Not a soulless megafactory, with overworked drones- just a classic, craftman&apos;s workshop, with people who, I know, are proud of the product they&apos;re producing.<br>So cool!<br>Bravo maestro!

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  @OlafsLeftArm · 2 years ago

  Combining 80-year-old machines with CNC and Lego. Great to see manufacturing like this still has its place in the modern world!

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  @_Tim_Allan_ · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6BAXmR2REg&amp;t=948">15:48</a> This moment to me seems like the most English thing I’ve ever witnessed. Just three grown Brit’s softly agreeing to one another that something is in fact “very nice”

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  @Raven_Leblanc · 2 years ago

  The master craftsman just filing the teeth is almost hypnotic! Such talent!

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  @MayotheMaker · 2 years ago

  Hahahhahaha “so….i can count them….then looks into the camera hahahahahhaha. &nbsp;LOVE THESE shop tours you throw in

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  @Gwindan · 2 years ago

  I just love how Alec can go into places like this, look at all sorts of wild industrial machinery and go &quot;so this does ___&quot; and the guy goes &quot;yup&quot; to everything he asks. He&apos;s not only interested in the process, but he understands the tools used in that process.

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