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Working WoodLast Sunday I was all set to cut out the scroll detail on the heritage door project so I went down into my shop, took out my bow saw and because Im sawing a piece of 3/4" white oak needed to change out the fine tooth blade for my coarse one. The saw, made by Gramercy Tools in New York, came with an assortment of three 12" long blades: 10, 18, and 24tpi. I needed the 10 tpi for this application. So achoice I go into the ol tool cabinet to fetch it. Hmmmm, not in there; maybe the tool chest- nope. My other tool box? Notta. Then it hit me as if recalling a distant dream I suddenly remembered the last time I used my coarse blade, choice back before the summer came,(so long ago)I was cutting out a sharp curve in some crazy hard maple and I snapped it! Well it quickly became obvious that I needed to order some new blades and did so on Monday. I figured it really wouldnt matter or set me back any time on the project because I still had lots of fine tuning and sanding to do on the door details. Id move on to the next step and leave the scroll element for next week when the door is complete.
So that was Monday evening and I ordered the new saw blades, (got the three pack for $11.00...a sweet deal) so here I am going through some of the other door elements when today, Friday the door bell rings and its a delivery man with the blades!
Man, that was fast. Ive gotten so used to waiting weeks or sometimes months for something to arrive when I order it on-line.
Four days, that was all...thats good service. And the best thing? The courier just handed me the package! I also got pretty used to ordering something from the States and when it shows up on my doorstep I need to dish out some more coin for either the delivery, the customs charges, the delivery guys dying mother...what ever...my point to all this: Tools for Working Wood is a fast, reliable mail order company that has never let me down and stands by its products. Alchoices top notch service which sadly, is seriously lacking in most of my other dealings in this world.
So if youre an on-line shopper like me and would like to get some great service too, then Tools for Working Wood is somewhere you should try.
Cheers!

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