Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Lee Valley Plywood Saw the Best?
Don Thompson, Cutler Ridge, South of Miami FL
>Some time ago, the LV Japanese plywood saw was suggested as a good choice for hand-sawing plywood.
Is this still the best choice?
An enthusiatic Bobcat driver broke the power line to my shop, and I was wishing I had a suitable hand saw for cutting plywood yesterday.
Re: Lee Valley Plywood Saw the Best?
Tim
>Hard for most anyone to say it is the best....you'd have to have tried every other possibility.
It is fine.....though the HSS saw they sell will work fine too.
I love mine!
Steve Kubien
>I've got one of these saws and cannot say enough good things about it. I've used it for plywood and general cut-off tasks around the shop. I've even used it for dovetails when my DT saw wouldn't cut deep enough. It's a great general purpose saw and I highly recommend it.
Steve Kubien
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Re: Lee Valley Plywood Saw the Best?
Jean-Michel in Montreal
>Hi,
The plywood saw is the best I could find! I've tried all kinds of panel saw, and the japanese plywood saw is far superior. I use mine almost exclusively for plywood but it can be a a good all-around pull saw.
Jean-Michel