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Saws [CLICK TO ORDER]

1. C. E. JENNINGS, COMBINATION SET OF SAWS, NO. 131, with garland adjustable handle and six blades: 18 inch panel saw, 18 inch rip saw, 16 inch pruning saw, 15 inch metal-cutting saw, 14 inch compass saw and 12 inch keyhole saw. The last two are rusty and have broken tips. In the original oilskin case, G+ .......... $110.00
   
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2. WHEELER, CLEMSON & MADDEN, BACK SAW, 12 tpi crosscut. 16 inch length. Spring steel. Applewood handle is missing some finish. Some stain on the blade. Needs some sharpening, G+ .......... $65.00
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3. RICHARDSON, BACK SAW, Newark, N.J. 14 tpi crosscut. 10 inch length. Crisp applewood handle is missing some finish. Some rust and light pitting. It has been sharpened crudely and needs a rehab, G ..........Sold $30.00
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4. ATKINS, BACK SAW, 12 inch length. 20 tpi. It has been cleaned with some new finish to the handle. Needs a bit of sharpening, G+ .......... $35.00
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5. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, NO. 68 BACK SAW, 15 tpi crosscut, 8 inch length. Has been lightly cleaned, G++ .......... $60.00
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6. GEORGE BISHOP & CO. NO. B-80 RIP SAW, 28 inch length, 5 1/2 tpi. Five-screw apple wood handle with finger-hole is crisp with some tool-box dings. "This saw is hand made and with great care ... recommended for its excellency and durability&. Pre-1920. Still bright and uncleaned with some light stain and a little minor pitting in a few places. The etching is completely legible. This is a very nice example of an earlier saw. Still straight and sharp, G++ .......... $140.00
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7. "SPEARIOR", SPEAR & JACKSON, SHEFFIELD, CROSSCUT SAW, 8 tpi, 26 inches long. Some stain, still pretty sharp, G+ .......... $45.00
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8. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, NO. 7 RIP SAW, 5 1/2 tpi, 26 inches. This one has the nib, and an early-pattern 4 screw apple handle with the 1896-1917 medallion. Blade has been lightly cleaned but is sharp and ready to go to work, G++ .......... $115.00
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9. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-7 RIP SAW, 5 1/2 tpi, 26 inches. Has the nib, and an early-pattern 4 screw apple handle with the 1896-1917 medallion. There is a small chip where the handle returns to the saw under the medallion. Some stain. Needs some sharpening, G+ .......... $95.00
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10. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 RIP SAW, 5 tpi, 28 inches. 1896-1917 medallion on a nice five-screw apple handle with finger-hole. Some stain on the blade. Sharp. A good user, G+ .......... $110.00
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11. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 RIP SAW, 5 1/2 tpi, 26 inches. 1940s medallion. Great five-screw apple handle with finger-hole. There is some pitting on a few of the middle teeth. Has been lightly cleaned. Sharp. A good user, G+ .......... $110.00
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12. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 CROSSCUT SAW, 26 inches, 10 tpi. Crisp 5-screw, applewood handle. Medallion looks like WW II vintage. Blade has some minor staining, Fine .......... $55.00
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13. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 CROSSCUT SAW, Lightweight. 26 inches, 8 tpi. Five-screw applewood handle. The medallion is from the 1940's. Blade has some minor staining. Needs some sharpening, G+ .......... $40.00
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14. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 CROSSCUT SAW, 26 inches, 11 tpi. Has the 1940s medallion. Nice apple wood handle has some finish missing. There is some minor stain on the blade. Sharp, G++ .......... $75.00
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15. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, NO. 12 CROSSCUT SAW, This was a Disston top of the line saw. 26 inches, 8 tpi. London Spring Steel. Blade has a nib. This was made around 1920. 4 screw apple wood handle has the early wheat carving. The handle has dry finish, an owner's initial and some scuffs. Some stain and minor pitting won't affect use. There is a slight bend in the blade, about 1/32nd over three inches. It should be a minor repair, G+ .......... $95.00
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16. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, NO. 12 CROSSCUT SAW. This was a Disston top of the line saw. 26 inches, 7 tpi. WWII medallion on a nice wheat-carved handle. There is some minor staining. Needs some sharpening, G++ .......... $95.00
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17. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-23, LIGHTWEIGHT CROSSCUT SAW, 26 inches,11 tpi. Looks like WWII vintage. Crisp five-screw, wheat-carved apple handle. Blade has some minor stain. Needs some sharpening, G++ ..........Sold $65.00
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18. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-23, 26 inches, 8 tpi crosscut. Five-screw, carved apple wood handle. 1950's Medallion. Blade has some tarnish and has been lightly cleaned. It can use a bit of sharpening, G+ .......... $60.00
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19. DISSTON KEYSTONE CHALLENGER NO. 6 1/2 CROSSCUT SAW, 10 tpi. 26 inches length. This one has a single-color Disstonite (bakelite) handle. Some minor stain, but the etch is completely readable (just not in the picture), G+++ .......... $45.00
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20. DISSTON NO. 498 DOCKING SAW, 30 inches, 4 1/2 tpi crosscut. This is for cutting timbers for docking, not lamb's tails. Iron handle. Has seen little use. There is some minor stain on the blade. It's about ready for a sharpening touch-up, G++ .......... $65.00
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21. ATKINS NO. 401, CROSSCUT SAW, Straight-back, Ship Point. 26 inches, 11 tpi. Their "Elite& saw. Damaskeened Silver Steel. The etching is completely legible. The medallion has the Dec 27, 1887 patent date. Rosewood handle is crisp, but it has some chipping to the finish. Still bright with some very minor stain, G++ .......... $125.00
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22. ATKINS NO. 401, CROSSCUT SAW, Straight-back, Ship Point. 26 inches, 11 tpi. Their "Elite& saw. Damaskeened Silver Steel. Has been cleaned. The etching is faint. The medallion has the Dec 27, 1887 patent date. Rosewood handle. Top-of-the-line saw. Needs a bit of sharpening, G+ .......... $85.00
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23. ATKINS NO. 59 CROSSCUT SAW, 26 inches, 8 tpi. Special Steel blade. Stained hardwood handle has an owner's name on it, G+ .......... $40.00
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24. ATKINS NO. 65, PERFECTION, CROSSCUT SAW, 26 inches, 8 tpi. Damaskeened Silver Steel. The etching is readable. The blade is marked Patented July 7, 1896. Crisp four-screw early wheat-carved fruitwood handle. The blade is bright with only a few minor spots of stain, Fine .......... $100.00
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25. ATKINS NO. 2000 RIP SAW, 26 inches, 5 1/2 tpi. Silver Steel. Stylized beech handle has a design patent ... 115876. Has a 1940s look to it, G+ .......... $45.00
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26. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, STAIR BUILDER'S SAW, Unmarked but looks like it was made by Disston. Very crisp condition, Fine .......... $55.00
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27. ATKINS NO. 13, PRUNING SAW, 14 inch curved blade. Looks like a fruitwood handle. Teeth could use a touch-up sharpening, G+ .......... $25.00
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28. JEWELER'S SAW, small size, takes 5 inch blades. Delicately crafted, it appears to be from around 1900. Ebonized handle, G+ ............. Sold $35.00
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Handsaw Sharpening [CLICK TO ORDER]

Saw Sets

1. STANLEY NO. 42X PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. For back and panel saws 18 gauge or thinner, 14 tpi or less. This one has a plunger that comes out first to firmly hold the saw before the tooth is set. 99% of the black crinkle-finish enamel remains. It has the attachment for circular saws (this is not for carbide-tipped saws - they are ground, not set). In the original box, which is pretty nice. Includes the original instructions, Fine+ ........... $75.00
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2. STANLEY NO. 42X PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. For back and panel saws 18 gauge or thinner, 14 tpi or less. This one has a plunger that comes out first to firmly hold the saw before the tooth is set. It has the attachment for circular saws (this is not for carbide-tipped saws - they are ground, not set). 99% of the black enamel remains. In the original WWII box. Includes the original instructions, Fine+ ........... $75.00
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3. STANLEY NO. 42X PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. For back and panel saws 18 gauge or thinner, 14 tpi or less. This one has a plunger that comes out first to firmly hold the saw before the tooth is set. Some of the black enamel is worn, but it's fully functional. No attachment for circular saws is on it - that was the case in some years. I'll include a copy of the instructions, G+ ........... $40.00
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4. STANLEY NO. 42W PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. The newer style of the 42 (same as the 42SS). For back, panel and circular saws 18 gauge or thinner, 4 to 16 tpi. Has the attachment for circular saws built in. This one is nice because it sets a wider range of tooth sizes, and the dial to set it has numbers, which makes it simpler to use. 99% of the black enamel remains. Comes in the original box with the "New Design" graphics on the top. The box is in great condition. Includes the original instructions, Fine ........... $60.00
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5. STANLEY NO. 42W PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. The newer style of the 42 (same as the 42SS). For back, panel and circular saws 18 gauge or thinner, 4 to 16 tpi. Has the attachment for circular saws built in. This one is nice because it sets a wider range of tooth sizes, and the dial to set it has numbers, which makes it simpler to use. Comes in the newer original box. 99% of the blue enamel remains. Includes the original instructions, Fine ........... $55.00
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6. STANLEY NO. 42W PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. The newer style of the 42 (same as the 42SS). For back, panel and circular saws 18 gauge or thinner, 4 to 16 tpi. 85% of the black enamel remains on the tool. This one is nice because it sets a wider range of tooth sizes, and the dial to set it has numbers, which makes it simpler to use. Includes a copy of the instructions, G+ ........... $35.00
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7. STANLEY NO. 442 PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. For back and panel saws 18 gauge or thinner, 10 tpi or less. The lightest and stiffest saw set on the market, Stanley says. Marked Patent Pend. About 85% of the green paint remains, as well as most of a Stanley Tools decal. A copy of instructions will be included, G++ ........... $35.00
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8. DUNLAP HAND SAW SET, Sold by Sears & Roebuck. The anvil is marked with tooth numbers between 4 and 16, for adjustment. The box is rough, G++ ........... Sold $20.00
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9. MORRILL'S PATENT SAW SET. For handsaws and panel saws. 1887 and 1890 patent dates stamped on it, G+ ........... $10.00
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10. NIKE SAW SET. For handsaws and panel saws. From Eskiltuna, Sweden, G+ ........... $20.00
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11. DISSTON "TRIUMPH" No. 280 SAW SET. Adjustable. For handsaws, back saws and panel saws, 10 to 16 tpi. The triumph has one plunger to hold the saw and another to set the tooth. Disston claims it's the best hand set ever put on the market. Includes copy of the instructions, G++........... Sold $35.00
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    Saw Jointers [CLICK TO ORDER]

12. PIKE PERFECT SAW JOINTER, Levels the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws before sharpening. Pat d Oct. 24, 1893 cast in the frame. It's spring-loaded to hold tightly to the saw to "joint the teeth absolutely true". Very respected manufacturer in New Hampshire. 85% black enamel remains. The screws holding the adjustable side of the bottom were missing, and I replaced them. They are frequently gone, The spring keeps it in place and maybe it works better without them, G+ ........... $40.00
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13. ATKINS SAW JOINTER, This is a rare one. Levels the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws before sharpening. This one runs along the side of the blade, G+ ........... Sold $35.00
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14. Boxed DUNLAP NO. 4882, ALUMINUM SAW JOINTER, Sold by Sears & Roebuck. Levels the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws before sharpening. Basically new. The box is missing one flap. Includes instructions, Fine+ ........... $40.00
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15. ANDREWS SAW JOINTER, Pat'd Jan. 24-(19)11. From Los Angeles. Brass body holds a new Nicholson file, G++ ........... $40.00
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16. SAW JOINTER, To level the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws. Unmarked, but looks like a Simonds. 75% black enamel remains, with some sawdust. The file has wear in a couple of spots, but four screws allow adjustment to fresh surfaces, G+ ........... Sold $40.00
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17. SAW JOINTER, To level the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws. Looks like a Simonds, but this one is aluminum. Good file, G++ ........... Sold $35.00
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    Saw Vises [CLICK TO ORDER]

18. SARGENT & CO. NO. 105 SAW VISE, This is their best heavy-duty vise that clamps on the edge of the bench. 9 inch jaws with a screw-locking mechanism. Ball and socket joint. 95% of the black enamel remains. Looks like it was made by Disston. Weighs about 13 pounds for shipping, G++ ........... $125.00
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19. STOVER SAW VISE, A heavy-duty vise that clamps on the edge of the bench. 8 3/4 inch jaws with a screw-locking mechanism. Ball and socket joint. 70% black enamel remains, but it's a little dirty, G+ ........... $85.00
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20. SAW VISE, Not marked by mfr. 9 1/2 inch jaws. Light duty. Cam-lock jaws. It is a little dusty, G+ ...........Sold $40.00
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21. SAW VISE, Unmarked by mfr. 10 inch jaws. 95% black enamel remains. Clamps on a bench for use, G++ ........... Sold $45.00
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22. SAW VISE, I think it is a Stearns. 10 inch jaws. Clamps on a bench for use., G+ ........... $20.00
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Cross-cut and timber Saw Sharpening and Maintenance [Click To Order]

There is even more detail in this Forest Service Crosscut Saw Manual you can download from the web

Saws That Sing:A Guide to Using Crosscut Saws Another Forest Service pamphlet you can download from the web

Miscellaneous [CLICK TO ORDER]

1. SNOW & NEALLEY, BARKING SPUD, From Bangor, Maine. Patent applied for. 5 inch blade with side-cutters will ring a tree to get rid of bark and grit prior to sawing. New-old-stock from the 1940's or 50's., Fine+ ........... $110.00
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2. BARKING SPUD, Very functional design, good heft, and a slight bend to the 2 3/4 inch blade makes this one a very good user. The old-timers around here told me that this was the best design. Craftsman-made, G+ ........... $85.00
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ONE-MAN CROSSCUT SAW HANDLE, About 6 inches long. I think it's a Disston. Fits on the top of the blade, either by the handle, or at the other end for another person to help. A little dusty but still crisp, G++ ........... Sold $35.00
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Saw Sets [CLICK TO ORDER]

1. STANLEY NO. 43 PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. For setting teeth on large crosscut saws such as buck saws, two man saws and circular saws 11 gauge or thinner, having 5 or less teeth per inch. 99% black enamel remains. In the original box (with a little rip in the front of the top), with the original instructions, Fine+ ........... Sold $70.00
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2. STANLEY NO. 43 PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. For setting teeth on large crosscut saws such as buck saws, two man saws and circular saws 11 gauge or thinner, having 5 or less teeth per inch. Clean and ready to go. 85% of its black enamel remains. A copy of the instructions is included, G++ ........... $40.00
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3. MORIN HAMMER SAW SET, Seattle, WA. Stamped with the Aug 18, 1903 patent date. This one is quite uncommon, and popular for use, G+ ........... $60.00
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4. ATKINS CRITERION SAW SET. For setting teeth on crosscut saws, buck saws and web saws, etc. A hammer set that has a die that rests on the tooth and is struck with a light hammer for more uniform results and less likelihood of breaking a tooth. Use this set to turn over the extreme point of the tooth. Don't use a heavy hammer, it will break off the point.
   Atkins says it's the best, ever... G++ ........... $45.00
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5. ATKINS HORN-GRIP SAW SET. Hold it against the side of the tooth and hit the tooth-tip against it with a setting hammer, G+ ........... $35.00
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6. DISSTON "TRIUMPH" No. 8 SAW SET. This is the biggest one. Adjustable. For setting teeth on circular and crosscut saws, 12 gauge and lighter. The triumph has one plunger to hold the saw and another to set the tooth. Disston claims it's the best hand set ever put on the market. There is some light rust, but it's completely functional. Includes copy of the instructions, G ........... Sold $35.00
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7. ANDERSON NO. 5 SAW SET. A hammer-set. This is the uncommon model with the lever above the handle and the curved spring, to hold the set in place on the tooth to be struck by a hammer. Some light rust that won't affect use, G++ ........... Sold $90.00
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8. DISSTON "TRIUMPH" No. 18 SAW SET. Adjustable for circular and crosscut saws, 14 gauge and lighter. The triumph has one plunger to hold the saw and another to set the tooth. Disston claims it's the best hand set ever put on the market. Includes copy of the instructions, G++........... $35.00
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9. STEARNS No. 106 SAW SET. Heavy-duty. 15 inches long. For setting teeth on timber and board saws, from 6 to 14 gauge. Original box is a bit rough, Fine ........... $65.00
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10. WHITING SWAGE TOOL FOR CROSS-CUT SAWS. 3 1/4 inch length. Used to swage the raker teeth, G++ ........... $30.00
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    Setting Hammers and Wrests [CLICK TO ORDER]

11. SAW SETTING and SWAGING HAMMER, For setting teeth on crosscut saws. This is the one shown in the Simonds instructions in my Features Section. Unmarked, but looks like the Simonds, G++ ........... $35.00
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12. ATKINS NO. 4 SAW SETTING HAMMER, For setting teeth on crosscuts, circular and any large tooth saws, G++ ........... $60.00
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13. SAW SETTING HAMMER, For setting teeth on crosscuts, circular and any large tooth saws. It looks like it was made by Disston. The handle has been replaced, G++ ........... $45.00
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14. E. C. ATKINS, SAW WREST, Used for setting the saw's teeth. The handle may not be original, G+ ........... Sold $20.00
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15. E. C. ATKINS WIRE GAUGE, English Standard. The long, oval shape made by the saw manufacturer. Gauge the thickness of the saw blade to determine the set, G++ ........ $40.00
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    Jointer Gauges and Setting Kits [CLICK TO ORDER]

16. W. E. GIBBS, SAW JOINTER, This is the one they are looking for .... The shoes are adjustable to follow the curve of the saw teeth while sharpening crosscut saws. Mar 24, 1914 and Pat. Pend. patent dates cast in the frame. This early one has two brass thumb nuts to adjust the shoe height. This is in very crisp condition. 18 inches long overall, Fine ........... Sold $195.00
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17. DISSTON NO. 10 IMPERIAL CROSS-CUT SAW TOOL. Don't overlook this one. This is probably the best crosscut saw sharpening set around.
    Complete with the Disston raker gauge, that has a pin gauge - that can be set to gauge the height of the rakers; setting stake with a wrest on the end; a Keystone-shaped spider (to me, that's almost worth the money), and wrench. The two outside thumb-screws on the top will clamp the file in a curve to conform to the curve of the saw blade for jointing. In the original box with the original instructions, that include plans for a cross-cut saw vise, Fine ........... $125.00
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18. DISSTON NO. 10 IMPERIAL SAW TOOL, An early one with the Nov 7, 1916 patent date cast in the frame. Includes everything you need for sharpening crosscut saws: Has a six-sided graduated gauge - a pin gauge- that can be turned to gauge the depth of the rakers. The face marked (1) makes rakers 1/125th inch shorter than the cutting teeth; (2), 1/64th; (3), 1/50th; (4), 1/40th; (5), 1/35th;, and (6), 1/32nd. This feature is available only on the earlier models.
    Complete with the setting stake with a wrest on the end, and a spider. The two outside thumb-screws on the top will clamp the file in a curve to conform to the curve of the saw blade for jointing. The box is rough but includes the original instructions. Some light rust on the tools, G++ ........... $95.00
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19. SIMONDS NO. 342 CROSS-CUT SAW TOOL SET, This one looks like it was never used. Complete set includes everything you need (except the hammer) for sharpening crosscut saws: the jointer/raker gauge with micrometer tooth set (pin) gauge; setting stake; spider and original instructions, in the original box. The filing rack is adjustable, too. Very crisp with a few light rust spots on the bare metal surfaces. A very good set for use, Fine ...... $110.00
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20. SIMONDS NO. 340 CROSS-CUT SAW TOOL SET, Includes a jointer/raker gauge; setting stake; and spider, in the original box. There's a little light rust on some of the bare metal surfaces, G++ ........... $60.00
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21. E.C. ATKINS, NO. 15 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, For sharpening crosscut saws. 6 1/2 inches long. This is a very high-quality tool. Used to level the points of the saw teeth and file the raker teeth to the correct height. Aluminum frame, micrometer pin gauge to check the raker height. The raker filing gauge is adjustable for depth. Recommended, G++ ........... Sold $30.00
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22. ANDERSON, NO. 3 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, For sharpening crosscut saws. From Seattle, WA, starting in the 1920s. The Anderson's are the ones that allow you to sharpen the raker teeth on an angle. The checking plate, which is on the back side in the picture, is slanted to cause a variation of one thousandth of an inch between graduations, so it acts like a pin gauge for raker tooth height. Almost all of the silver enamel remains. Has been lightly cleaned, Fine ........... $60.00
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23. ANDERSON, NO. 3 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, For sharpening crosscut saws. From Seattle, WA, starting in the 1920s. The Anderson's are the ones that allow you to sharpen the raker teeth on an angle. The checking plate, which is on the back side in the picture, is slanted to cause a variation of one thousandth of an inch between graduations, so it acts like a pin gauge for raker tooth height. Most of the red enamel remains, but it is dirty, G+ ........... $50.00
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24. ANDERSON, NO. 3 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, For sharpening crosscut saws. From Seattle, WA, starting in the 1920s. The Anderson's are the ones that allow you to sharpen the raker teeth on an angle. The checking plate, which is on the back side in the picture, is slanted to cause a variation of one thousandth of an inch between graduations, so it acts like a pin gauge for raker tooth height. 90% red enamel, with some grime, G+ ........... Sold $50.00
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25. ARROWHEAD JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, For sharpening crosscut saws. T. F. Surley - Dietrich - Atkins Co., Canada. Used to level the points of the saw teeth and file the raker teeth. The raker filing gauge is adjustable, including some side angle. The bottom has a built-in adjustable spider. In the box (taped top), with a catalog ........... $45.00
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    Spiders [CLICK TO ORDER]

26. DISSTON SETTING GAUGE (SPIDER), For any large-tooth saws. Used to gauge the width of the set. Cast in the shape of a keystone, the Disston trademark, Fine ........... $30.00
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27. ATKINS SETTING GAUGE (SPIDER), For any large-tooth saws. Used to gauge the width of the set. Has a square hump, G+ ........... $10.00
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28. SETTING GAUGE (SPIDER), Unmarked - I don't know the maker. For any large-tooth saws. Used to gauge the width of the set. Has front and back humps, G+ ........... $10.00
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29. DISSTON SETTING GAUGE (SPIDER), I think this is the early style, before the keystone. Unmarked - For any large-tooth saws. Used to gauge the width of the set. Has long hump over length of body, G+ ........... $10.00
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30. ANDERSON SETTING GAUGE (SPIDER), For any large-tooth saws. Used to gauge the width of the set. Marked Anderson on the bottom, G+ ........... $20.00
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31. SETTING GAUGE (SPIDER), Unmarked - I don't know the maker. For any large-tooth saws. Used to gauge the width of the set. Graphic diamond shape. Has light rust, G+ ........... $20.00
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