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Gramercy Tools. Tools for Working Wood Tools is a Brooklyn based manufacturer and supplier of quality woodworking tools.
Tools for Working Wood Tools is a Brooklyn based manufacturer and supplier of quality woodworking tools.
The holdfast is designed for 3/4" hole in a workbench top of a 1 3/4" thick or thicker. 6 1/2" reach. Maximum clamping 7 1/4" in a 2" thick benchtop. Patented. Made in USA.
Dissatisfied with brittle cast holdfasts that crack when struck, Gramercy developed a way to form them from steel bar stock, with strength and resilience comparable to traditional forged versions. Not only is this holdfast quick in use, but it also clamps work anywhere you can drill a 3/4" or 20mm hole (a through-hole at least 1 3/4" deep is ...
You get Gramercy Tools, a custom manufacturer and seller of rare and ultra-high quality hand tools occupying space on a most impressive web site called Tools for Working Wood.
Gramercy Tools of Brooklyn, New York, develops hand tools that are based on historical examples but are not reproductions. The best features are incorporated into hybrids produced with modern materials and manufacturing processes.
Recently, I purchased a splinter removal kit from Gramercy (Toolsforworkingwood.com). The kit contains professional medical-grade tools for this very job: a beautiful set of tweezers—or, forceps, as the professionals call them—and a sturdy, sharp, steel probe that stores in its own handle.
While some bowsaws use scrap band saw blades, the Gramercy uses thin blades ( 1/8″ wide at most) that are made like a coping saw blade with integral pins. Other bowsaws have separate pins that get lost or are tricky to remove. The Gramercy bowsaw comes with three blades: 24, 18 and 10 tpi.
Gramercy Tools’ new veneer saw is a different take on the traditional French-style veneer saw. Like that one, its curved blade—beveled on one side—can be used with either hand in conjunction with a wooden straightedge.
Gramercy Tools of Brooklyn, New York, develops hand tools that are based on historical examples but are not reproductions. The best features are incorporated into hybrids produced with modern materials and manufacturing processes.