Follow @Sawblades_UK

Follow us on Twitter! We've said thank you to the Saw Museum, who are one of our latest followers on the social-media platform. Gerrymet have now got over 1000 followers, a number that we've gradually built over the past few years by connecting to customers and clients and also people working in carpentry and the wider woodworking and tooling industries - both across the UK and the world.

If you're interested in carpentry or joinery or DIY, then you might enjoy Gerrymet's Twitter feed. We post information on all kinds of tooling and carpentry issues. 

Of course we post what saw blades we supply, such as the grooving saw blade below that's tungsten carbide tipped and available to purchase here - Buy grooving saws. 

But as we say, we also balance our tooling promotions with posts about woodworking tips and news and images of stunning DIY projects for example.

If you're passionate about woodcraft, then follow Gerrymet here @Sawblades_UK.

Thank you @SawMuseum for the follow! Here's one of our grooving @sawblades_uk by the way - also known as a tungsten carbide tipped grooving saw. pic.twitter.com/VRHL2LYVYI

— Gerrymet Ltd (@sawblades_uk) January 23, 2019

Woodcraft Masterpiece

Look at this for a masterpiece of woodwork. The time with the tools: how long did this take to create?

Popular Woodwork Blogs

Gerrymet have joined the social media Reddit, which lets you network with people of similar interests and Gerrymet while looking for inspiration for our own woodworking and tooling blogs have asked Reddit users the following question. 

What're the mosts popular woodworking blogs - in terms of quality and depth of woodwork information? 

If anyone knows of any quality woodwork or woodcraft and DIY blogs, contact us via any one of our social media profiles - Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest, Google+. We'd like to hear what you think of the woodcraft blogs out there.

Gerrymet joined @reddit where we ask what are the most interesting @wood_work_tools blogs? Answer here https://t.co/2CBqeST3Rp pic.twitter.com/QfGhnvEH3t

— GERRYMET Saw Blades (@wood_work_tools) February 20, 2017

Sam Maloof - Woodcraft Legend

Sam Maloof has been called a woodworking legend. You can read excerpt from the book he wrote Designing and Building Chairs. Check the link in the Pinterest panel below.

More Woodcraft - More Making Things!

Sanyasi Rao is a carpenter and artist. Read about his work in the article below where he talks about what it's like making things with tooling and wood. He says: “Unlike paintings, the margin of error in wooden portraits is zero. Once you make a wrong cut on the wood, the entire facial structure changes."

http://bandsaw-blades.tumblr.com/post/155956113605/read-about-wood-carving-artist-b-sanyasi-rao-and

Woodcraft - Make Things!

Woodcraft - Dyed laminate pepper grinders made by wood-turning craftsman Jeremy Williams who we found on Facebook https://t.co/l3qrF3Ej7D pic.twitter.com/T3CVm6ySsa

— GERRYMET Saw Blades (@wood_work_tools) January 16, 2017

Woodworking Design

Because Gerrymet supply wood tooling to carpenters and designers across the UK, we like to collect wood-made design objects such as these spoons. They are made of maple and walnut and created by William Campbell who works alongside his wife as a builder and designer of custom furniture at at Anvilgoods. Click the image to read about the woodcraft team.