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Peddar's Old Ladies
http://pedder-altedamenauskiel.blogspot.com/

Peddar is a saw maker in Germany. He and Klaus make some of the most beautiful works of art. This blog chronicles Peddar's work with saw filing and restoration.
North Winds Toolworks
http://nwtoolworks.com/

Kevin builds saws in the old style...a truly amazing historical study of form and function.


The Disstonian Institute
http://disstonianinstitute.com

A pioneering site with everything you need to start your obsession with the Henry Disston and Sons legacy. 

Bad Axe Toolworks
http://www.badaxetoolworks.com/

Mark Harrell's impressive site dedicated to his awesome saws. Mark is quickly expanding his range of custom made backsaws for the Progressive Luddite. 

http://www.backsaw.net/

This is the only web forum dedicated to handsaws. Ray Gardiner, the creator and host, lives Down Under and is a wealth of handsaw info. The saw makers forum is a particular favorite. A must for any saw lover!

Two Lawyers Toolworks
http://two-lawyers-toolworks.blogspot.com/

Klaus and Peddar (Old Ladies...see above) make saws in Germany. They are fast developing a reputation second to none.

Peter Follansbee 
http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/
https://instagram.com/peterfollansbee/

Peter just might be the coolest woodworker in the world. He works in the 17th century (almost literally) and his work is inspiring. I just can't seem to get enough of his stuff.
Adam Cherubini
http://www.popularwoodworking.com/woodworking-blogs/arts-mysteries-blogs

I have learned so much from Adam. I think his his work is vastly under appreciated. Working in the 18th century style, Adam has made a wonderful committment to illuminating a period that is almost unknown.
Lost Art Press
http://blog.lostartpress.com/

Chris Schwarz and the company he launched to redefine woodworking. Drink the KoolAid....you know you want to... ;)
Hyperkitten Tool Co.
http://hyperkitten.com/

Josh Clark is hands down the best vintage tool dealer in the world. If he can't find it, chances are they never made it. ;)
Eccentric Toolworks
http://eccentrictoolworks.com/

Andrew Lunn's work is beyond words. He raised saw making to a level that no one ever has before, or may ever again. If you love saws, his site remains the most inspiring place to visit on the web.
Blackburn Tools
http://www.blackburntools.com/

My friend Isaac Smith is quickly developing a fantastic reputation as not only a great saw maker, but a skilled designer and engineer of saws, saw related tools and much more. A must see for the saw enthusiast.
TGIAG
http://tgiag.com

I have been doing business with TGIAG ever since Dom Greco started cutting 1095 steel saw plates in his garage a couple years ago. He and his partner are dedicated and personable. 
Jarrod StoneDahl
https://woodspirithandcraft.com/
Jarrod Stonedahl's work speaks for itself...truly breath-taking! His spoons are drool worthy.
John/Jennie Alexander
http://www.greenwoodworking.com/

The incomparable, the one and only, the god-father of the green woodworking revival in America.
Robin Wood
http://www.robin-wood.co.uk/

The name says it all. There can be only one!
Mike Abbott
http://goingwiththegrain.org/

You could say I have a green fetish. Its pure, its natural, everyone is doing it. And Mike is English, which makes him at least 50% more cool than you and I.
David Fisher
https://davidffisherblog.wordpress.com/
The first time I saw David Fisher's bowls was the day before I started teaching myself to carve green wooden bowls. But his work is so gorgeous that it also makes me want to take up sewing.









Tim Manney
http://www.timmanneychairmaker.blogspot.com/
https://instagram.com/tim.manney/

Tim is fast becoming one of my favorite woodworkers. I have had the fabulous pleasure of talking to Tim on a few occasions and he is as knowledgeably and talented as he is friendly. And he's got to be the friendliest guy I've met in a while! :)