4 out of 5 Carcass Saw Testers Surveyed Recommend Gramercy Tools Carcass Saws

I have both the rip and the crosscut (along with the DT I made from the kit). All are terrific! I was not surprised at all in the results published in this article. While your saws have a number of great features (that make a whole greater than their sum), I think the thin plates are really key. Great work. Well deserved accolades.

Joel,

I have a LOT of saws, oldies and new, all sizes and types, including all of the
Wenzloff saws sold by LV and most of the ones sold by TBT. I have a basis for
comparison. The Gramercy carcase saw is absolutely top-notch, and one of my
favorite saws regardless of type. The Gramercy dovetail saw is also an
outstanding tool, my hands-down favorite on small stock or difficult woods.
Thanks for bringing these outstanding tools to the market, and congratulations
for the well-deserved press.

There's an update on the Woodworking blog. Ed Paik gave them a revised saw with a modified handle and the comments were much more favourable. (He's a custom maker, this type of treatment isn't unusual.)

Full disclosure, I own tools from both Grammercy and Medallion Toolworks.

I read the blog entry and it's good to see a custom sawmaker actually doing custom work for the additional cost of a custom saw (otherwise what is the point of a custom saw). Realize however that we produce a less expensive stock saw that even with this do-over by a competitor still has the largest number of votes. And we are pretty proud of that.
If you want a custom Gramercy saw - get the kit - same blade and lots of people are saving tons of money making our saw kits and having lots of fun at the same time.