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+1 for the Ryoba. Having cross and rip cut on the same blade makes it versatile for a number of uses.
A Dozuki saw is essentially a tenon saw so would be ideal for tenons. It has more TPI than the crosscut side of a Ryoba so would give a finer finish. Depends on the level of finish you're going for. From a handsaw point of view I have a Ryoba and a japanese dovetail saw for really fine work and these two cover everything I need them for.
My favourite place for good quality tools is Workshop Heaven, they have a good selection of Japanese saws if that is your preference too.
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black sweet fixie, red jersey, bigXtop mini messenger riding over hillcross ave in morden about 7ish this eve? was running along the road just before you hit the end by the roundabout.
would have das'd but you were trying to hold traffic behind you back to take the right lane onto the roundabout.
That must have been me! It's a blue Dolan but impressive detail nonetheless. Always have to be assertive heading on to that roundabout to stop cars attempting ridiculous overtakes.
First time i've been spotted to my knowledge too!
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A few woodwork items I've completed over the last year.
Dice game box
Chopping board and tealight holder
Plant pot stand
Couple of chopping boards
Mirror frame