Rob Cosman’s Dovetail Marking Knife .019 Kerf cocobolo I designed my 3/4 Joinery

I designed my 3/4 Joinery Crosscut saw with a thin

Join the O'Connor Clan and support a small

2 x 3/8 inch long bronze self-lubricating bushings

17 degree primary bevel cleanly slices through soft wood fibers

Brass Back: Rob Cosman dovetail saws have a 1/4″ thick x 7/8″ wide brass back secured to the blade with peened and flushed copper pins

Rob Cosman’s Dovetail Marking Knife .019 Kerf cocobolo I designed my 3/4 JoineryIn 2013, Rob perfected a process taught by Ernest Joyce for transferring your tail board cuts onto the pin board, resulting in a perfectly placed starter kerf. Without removing the waste, Ernest would place his dovetail saw in the tail board cuts and mark onto the top of the pin board. It was cumbersome and uncomfortable to hold onto the saw by its teeth, and also increased the risk of misaligning the two boards. Rob decided to develop a saw tooth