Practical cut: saw sheath

Simple, effective. Practical cut.

Three layers of Baltic birch plywood glued up, the top layer has a circle engraved into it to accept a magnet that’s glued into place.

That saw is nothing but sharp edges so leaving it loosen the drawer seems like a terrible idea. The sheath will save me future bandaids

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Nice!

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Love a practical project! Especially one that will prevent future injuries :wink:

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Nice to be able to create your own sheath. Great job!

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Great job! Love the rounded top instead of leaving it square. Just adds to the design.

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Great idea

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Great job. The magnet is brilliant!

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Great cut to prevent the cuts. I should do something similar with the drywall saw which is just tumbling around. Thinking about it some more toolbox is just filled with sharp objects.

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Bandaids! More like digit reattachment procedures :slight_smile:

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Yeah that what this is. They’re like if a knife and a saw had a baby with anger issues. It’s just looking for an excuse to jab, scratch, or cut you. Making a little saw straightjacket was the only option.

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Nice! I feel the same way about the kitchen knives in my drawers. They are all in those cheap plastic sheaths, but the fall off or split occasionally. I wonder if this would work for them?

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Food safety would my only concern.. but yeah a magnet sheath would work well there too.

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Sweet, simple, and effective.

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Great practical cut! Could make some punny engraving on it, too. lol

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