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1. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, NO. 4 BACK SAW, 15 point crosscut. 10 inch length. 1917 medallion. Has been lightly cleaned, with a nice etch. The handle has a tight crack along the bottom curve, which can be fixed with a bit of glue, G++ .......... $60.00
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2. PEARLICROSS RIP SAW, 28 inch length, 5 point. The logo and nib have an older look. Walnut handle with wheat carvingis very crisp. Has been lightly cleaned. Sharp, G++ .......... $50.00
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3. DIAMOND EDGE RIP SAW, NO. 150. Sold by Norvell-Shapleigh Hardware Co.. 28 inch length, 5 1/2 point. Five-screw apple wood handle with wheat carving has a few checks in the middle of the saw side. Some stain and light pitting, but a great old saw, G+ .......... $35.00
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4. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, NO. 7 CROSSCUT SAW, 7 point, 26 inches. Four-screw beech handle. WW II vintage. This has been cleaned, with a bit of stain. The etch is completely legible. SHas been professionally sharpened by Wenzloff & Sons, Saw Makers , G++ .......... $85.00
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5. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, NO. 7 RIP SAW, 4 1/2 point, 28 inches. This one has the nib. 1880s logo on the medallion. The four-screw beech handle has a few dings and chips on the edges.
   Heavy patina on the blade, but should clean to be a great user, G .......... $45.00
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6. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, NO. 7 RIP SAW, 5 1/2 point, 28 1/2 inches. The 4-screw beech handle has three 1870s patent dates stamped on it, and a chip on the back of the horn that was smoothed out. 1880 medallion. Has been lightly cleaned with some minor stain and light pitting that won't effect use. Sharp, G+ .......... $65.00
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7. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 RIP SAW, 5 1/2 point, 26 inches. 1950s medallion. Great five-screw beech handle. Has been lightly cleaned. Some light pitting on the back won't effect use. Sharp,G++ .......... $70.00
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8. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 CROSSCUT GENTLEMAN'S PANEL SAW, 20 inches long, 10 point. Apple wood handle. WW II vintage. Has been lightly cleaned. Has been professionally sharpened by Wenzloff & Sons, Saw Makers , G++ .......... $85.00
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9. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 CROSSCUT GENTLEMAN'S PANEL SAW, 22 inches long, 10 point. Apple wood handle. WW II vintage. Blade has some minor pitting which won't effect use. Has been lightly cleaned. Sharp, G++ .......... $60.00
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10. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 CROSSCUT SAW, 26 inches, 8 point. Crisp 5-screw, applewood handle has a small chip next to the blade. The medallion is from the 1950's. The etching is completely legible. There is some minor stain and rust on the blade. Sharp, G++ .......... $50.00
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11. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-8 CROSSCUT SAW, 26 inches, 8 point. Has the 1940-50's medallion. Five-screw beech handle with a few tool-box dings. There is some minor stain on the blade. Has been lightly cleaned without damaging the etch. Can use some sharpening, G++ .......... $65.00
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12. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-23, LIGHTWEIGHT RIP SAW, 26 inches, 5 1/2 point. Five screws, wheat carved apple handle. Later medallion. Sharp. Has been lightly cleaned. Some very light pitting in a few spots won't effect use. A very nice saw, G++ .......... $95.00
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13. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-23, CROSSCUT GENTLEMAN'S PANEL SAW, 20 inches, 11 point. Looks like WW II vintage with nickel-plated brass screws. Crisp four-screw, wheat-carved apple handle. Blade has some minor etching that won't effect use. Has been lightly cleaned. Has been professionally sharpened by Wenzloff & Sons, Saw Makers , G++ .......... $65.00
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14. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, D-23, LIGHTWEIGHT CROSSCUT. 26 inches, 8 point crosscut. Five-screw, carved apple wood handle. 1950's Medallion. Blade has been lightly cleaned. It can use a bit of touch-up sharpening soon, G++ .......... $90.00
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15. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, 240 Metal Cutting saw, 18 inches, beech handle. 1950s vintage. Has tiny teeth to cut nails in boards. Like-new, Fine+ .......... $60.00
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16. ATKINS NO. 59 CROSSCUT SAW, Ship point 26 inches, 8 point. Special Steel blade. Stained hardwood handle has an owner's name on it, G+ .......... $40.00
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17. ATKINS NO. 65, PERFECTION, CROSSCUT SAW, 28 inches, 5 points - I don't know if this one was re-filed from a rip. London Steel. Damaskeened finish. The blade is marked Patented July 7, 1896. Early, flower-carved apple handle is crisp. The medallion has the Oct. 27, 1887 patent date. The blade has been lightly cleaned. The blade has some light pitting, mostly away from the edge, so that won't effect use. Still seems pretty sharp, G+ .......... Sold $55.00
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18. ATKINS NO. 65, PERFECTION, CROSSCUT SAW, Ship point. 26 inches, 8 point. The etching is readable. Probably from the 1950's. Crisp four-screw wheat-carved fruitwood handle. The blade has been lightly cleaned without damaging the etch. Straight and sharp. A great saw, G++ .......... $105.00
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19. SHEFFIELD SAW WORKS NO. 25 GENTLEMAN'S PANEL SAW. Made by E. C. Atkins. 10 point, 20 inch length. Beech handle. This one is from the early 1900's. It has been cleaned, but by the owner while he was using it. The etch is completely legible, I just don't know how to photograph it, Fine .......... $40.00
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20. SHEFFIELD SAW WORKS NO. 13 RIP SAW. Made by E. C. Atkins. 4 point, 26 inch length. Beech handle. Close-to-new condition in an early 20th century saw, Fine .......... $35.00
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21. E. C. ATKINS, NO. 590 DOCKING SAW, 29 inches, This was originally a 4 1/2 point crosscut, but has been re-filed to 7 point. So, it is a heavy-duty saw with a malleable iron handle, useful for rougher work, like framing, where you won't have to worry about the handle breaking. Has been lightly cleaned. Needs some sharpening, G+ .......... $50.00
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22. SIMONDS NO. 8 RIP SAW, 26 inches, 6 point. Dec 27, 1887 patent date on the medallion. The five-screw applewood handle is crisp with minor tool-box dings. Some minor pitting. Has been lightly cleaned without damaging the etch (it looks better than the picture), G+ .......... $50.00
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23. SIMONDS NO. 8 CROSSCUT SAW, 26 inches, 10 point. This one is unusual because the first four inches of the top have fine teeth that look like they are for metal cutting, when you hit a nail.
    Pat Dec. 27. 1887 on the medallion. Five-screw wheat-carved apple-wood handle. Some stain on the blade that won't effect use. The logo is quite legible, with some stain and minor rust to the blade. Owner's number on the blade. Can use some touch-up sharpening soon, G+ .......... Sold $50.00
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24. SIMONDS NO. 448 DOCKING SAW, 29 1/2 inches, 4 1/2 point crosscut. This is for cutting timbers for docking, rough carpentry framing, and the farm woodlot. Iron handle. Has seen little use. Full-breasted with bevel-filed teeth, like a buck saw. There is some minor stain on the blade. Needs sharpening, G++ .......... $65.00
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25. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, STAIR BUILDER'S SAW, An earlier one, marked by Disston. Looks like apple wood. Crisp condition, G++ .......... Sold $55.00
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26. VENEER SAW, Wooden body, 5 inch long. Used for cutting veneer and cutting off pegs. It appears to be manufactured, The saw teeth face the middle. Needs a bit of sharpening, G+ ............. $25.00
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27. VIGOR JEWELER'S SAW, small size, 2 1/2 inch throat. Made in Germany. Ebonized handle, Fine ............ $30.00
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28. JEWELER'S SAW, GERMANY, Has a logo of a face over a backwards E and K, 4 inch throat. No blade, Fine ............. $30.00
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Handsaw Sharpening [CLICK TO ORDER]

Saw Sets

1. Boxed 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 box has some very minor damage. Includes the original instructions, Fine+ ........... $100.00
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2. Boxed 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. No attachment for circular saws is on it - that was the case in some years. 94% of the black enamel remains. In the original box, which is rough. Includes the original instructions, Fine ........... $85.00
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3. Boxed STANLEY NO. 42W PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. The earlier 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, with most of the decal. Comes in the original box with the "New Design" graphics on the top. The box has some minor damage. Includes the original instructions, Fine+ ........... $85.00
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4. Boxed STANLEY NO. 42SS PISTOL-GRIP SAW SET. The newer style of the 42 (same as the 42W). 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 with some damage. 99% of the blue enamel remains. Includes the original instructions, Fine+ ........... $55.00
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5. E. C. ATKINS HAND SAW SET, The anvil is marked with tooth numbers between 4 and 16, for adjustment. Has an adjustment to set the anvil to the right, left, or in the middle according to the tooth pattern. Missing some nickel plating, but a very good user, G+ ........... $30.00
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6. DUNLAP HAND SAW SET, Sold by Sears & Roebuck. The anvil is marked with tooth numbers between 4 and 16 tpi, for adjustment. Looks like it was made by Stearns, G++ ........... Sold $15.00
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7. KEEN KUTTER - MORRILL'S PATENT SAW SET. For handsaws and panel saws. sets 4 to 16 points. Missing some nickel, but a good user, G+ ........... $15.00
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8. DISSTON "TRIUMPH" No. 28 SAW SET. Has the Oct 1899 patent date. Adjustable. For handsaws, back saws and panel saws, 10 points and coarser. 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+........... $40.00
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   Saw Jointers [CLICK TO ORDER]

9. PIKE PERFECT SAW JOINTER, Levels the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws before sharpening. Pat d Oct. 24, 1893 in the earlier cast-iron frame. It's spring-loaded to hold tightly to the saw to "joint the teeth absolutely true". Very respected manufacturer in New Hampshire. 80% black enamel remains, G++ ........... $40.00
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10. DISSTON SAW JOINTER, To level the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws. Hinged on the top to sit above the teeth and be guided by the saw blade. 95% black enamel remains. Original file, Fine ........... $50.00
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11. DISSTON SAW JOINTER, To level the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws. Hinged on the top to sit above the teeth and be guided by the saw blade. It is crisp but missing a lot of the finish on the outside, G+ ........... $30.00
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12. DUNLAP NO. 4882, ALUMINUM SAW JOINTER, Sold by Sears & Roebuck. Levels the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws before sharpening. Some minor tarnish, G++ ........... $25.00
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13. ANDREWS SAW JOINTER, Pat'd Jan. 24-(19)11. From Los Angeles. Brass body holds a slim-taper file, G++ ........... $30.00
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14. SAW JOINTER, To level the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws. Unmarked, but looks like a Simonds. 90% black enamel remains. Original file. The four screws allow adjustment to fresh surfaces on the file, G++ ........... $40.00
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15. SAW JOINTER, To level the teeth on rip and crosscut handsaws. Unmarked, but looks like a Simonds. Most of the black enamel is missing. Replaced file. The four screws allow adjustment to fresh surfaces on the file, G+ ........... $25.00
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    Saw Vises [CLICK TO ORDER]

16. SARGENT & CO. NO. 105 SAW VISE, (Not marked by mfr.) This is their best heavy-duty vise that clamps on the edge of the bench. 9 1/2 inch jaws with a screw-locking mechanism. Ball and socket joint. Missing some black enamel and has some dirt. Weighs about 13 pounds for shipping, G+ ........... $95.00
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17. B. S. V. & CO. SAW VISE, A heavy-duty vise that clamps on the edge of the bench. 9 inch jaws with a screw-locking mechanism. Missing a lot of the enamel, but it has a dark patina that looks pretty good. Looks like it was made by Sargent. Weights about 8 pounds, G+ ........... $80.00
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18. In the Box HENRY DISSTON PERFECTION NO. 5 SAW CLAMP, A heavy-duty vise that screws on to the edge of the workbench. 12 inch jaws. While almost all of the black enamel remains, the top of the lever is missing the enamel from file marks. The box has a few loose seams, G++ ........... $65.00
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19. E. C. STEARNS SAW VISE, Wentworth pattern. 9 1/2 inch jaws. Lighter-duty vise with cam lock. Screws on the edge of your workbench, or screw to a board to put in your vise. Clean, but some of the black enamel is missing (It is not rusty like the picture shows), G++ ........... $35.00
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20. E. C. STEARNS, SAW VISE, Wentworth pattern. Has the Jan. 31, 1911 patent date cast on the jaw. 10 1/2 inch jaws. Sturdy vise with cam lock clamps to a bench.
    There is a groove in one jaw to hold a strip of rubber, which is gone. It could be replaced with leather or rubber, but it is below the jaw-top (see the two holes at the ends), so, it does not impare function, just a bonus. Wingnut joint between the vise and the bench clamp. 90% of the black enamel remains, G++ ........... $45.00
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21. B. S. V. SAW VISE, I don't know what company this is. I have seen hollow augers, spoke pointers and saw vises with this mark. I think the S. V. part of the logo is saw vise. 9 inch jaws. Lighter-duty vise clamps on a bench for use. It has alomost all of its original finish, which is a bit dusty, G++ ........... $45.00
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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

GEORGE BISHOP & CO. NO. 2? CROSSCUT SAW, (The etch is not completely legible) 30 inches , This is a rare short one by a high-quality manufacturer. Probably used for sawing limbs for pruning or firewood, G+ .......... Sold $60.00
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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+ ........... $85.00
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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+ ........... $65.00
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3. ONE-MAN CROSSCUT SAW AUXILIARY HANDLE, It is not marked by the manufacturer - I have seen it in a catalog, but don't remember which one. It fits on the front side of a one-man saw so a helper has something to hold on to, G++ ........... $35.00
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4. ATKINS NO. 24 CROSSCUT SAW HANDLE, Like new, Fine ........... $70.00
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5. CROSSCUT SAW HANDLE, Not marked by mfr. Fits on the end of the saw and has the finger guard, Fine ........... $35.00
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6. CROSSCUT SAW HANDLE, Fits on the end of the saw and has the finger guard. Some rust, and the wood is a bit punky, G ........... Sold $20.00
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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. Has the attachment for circular saws. 95% of the blue enamel finish remains. A copy of the instructions is included, Fine .......... $55.00
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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. A later one with 85% of its black enamel remaining. It does not have the circular saw attachment, so, use it on a cross-cut saw. A copy of the instructions is included, G+ ........... $30.00
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3. In the box ATKINS NO. 12 HORN-GRIP SAW SET. Hold it against the side of the tooth and hit the tooth-tip against it with a setting hammer. Unused, Fine++ ........... Sold $80.00
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4. DISSTON "TRIUMPH" No. 8 SAW SET. This is the biggest one, 11 inches long. 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. This one is in very crisp condition with minor surface rust on the bare metal surfaces. Includes copy of the instructions, Fine ........... Sold $55.00
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5. ANDERSON NO. 5 SAW SET. The best hammer-set by the top-of-the-line company. Although they all have the lever, this is one of the very few that have the circular spring that wraps around to clamp the tool in place on the saw tooth (like the 42X saw set for handsaws) before striking with a hammer. There is some patina on the bare-metal surfaces which I will leave for those of you who like original condition. Every part is fully functional, G++ ........... $295.00
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6. 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. Some rust on the bare metal surfaces, but fully functional. Includes copy of the instructions, G ......... $30.00
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7. 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 ........... Sold $65.00
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8. SETTING STAKE FOR CROSS-CUT SAWS. 7 1/4 inch length. Not marked by Mfr. Used flat with a hammer to set the teeth on a crosscut saw. The same type as are in the saw filing kits, G++ ........... $20.00
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9. WHITING SWAGE TOOL FOR CROSS-CUT SAWS. 3 1/4 inch length. Used to swage the raker teeth, G++ ........... $25.00
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   Setting Hammers Wrests and Wire Gauges [CLICK TO ORDER]

10. SAW SETTING and SWAGING HAMMER, Not marked by maker. For setting teeth on crosscut saws. These have the right weight to use with a setting anvil, and it has a slot-wrest on one end to tune the tooth after checking it with a spider. Looks like a replaced handle, G++ ........... $55.00
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11. In the box SIMONDS 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 being in the box identifies it as Simonds, Fine+ ........... $90.00
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12. SAW SETTING and SWAGING HAMMER, Unmarked, but looks like the Simonds. For setting teeth on crosscut saws. This is the one shown in the Simonds instructions in my Features Section. Good user condition, G+ ........... $45.00
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13. SIMONDS NO. 333 SAW SETTING HAMMER, For setting teeth on crosscuts, circular and any large tooth saws. Really close to new condition, Fine ........... $70.00
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14. SAW SETTING HAMMER, Looks like a SIMONDS NO. 333 but the sides are too worn to see a logo. For setting teeth on crosscuts, circular and any large tooth saws. The handle has been replaced and is a bit longer. If it doesn't feel right, you could cut it down, G+ ........... $50.00
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15. ATKINS NO. 4 SAW SETTING HAMMER, For setting teeth on crosscuts, circular and any large tooth saws. Some minor pitting, G+ ........... $50.00
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16. DISSTON NO. 10 SAW WREST, Used for fine-tuning the set of the saw's teeth. Has 14 and 16 gauge slots. Wood handle is missing a lot of the finish, G++ ........... Sold $25.00
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17. DISSTON WIRE GAUGE, Disston standard, which is probably the same as English Standard. The long, oval shape is made by the saw manufacturer. Gauge the thickness of the saw blade to determine the set and which saw tools to use, G++ ........ $40.00
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    Raker Gauges and Setting Kits [CLICK TO ORDER]

18. 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 Aug 21, 1917 patent dates cast in the frame. An earlier one with the brass thumb screws. This is in crisp condition with no breaks or repairs. 18 inches long overall. Has a very light dusting of rust, Fine ........... Sold $395.00
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19. In the box 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 which is somewhat rough, Fine ........... $110.00
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20. DISSTON NO. 10 IMPERIAL CROSS-CUT SAW TOOL. 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. 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, G++ ........... $85.00
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21. DISSTON NO. 10 IMPERIAL RAKER GAUGE, An early one with the Nov. 7, 1916 patent date. Has a pin gauge- that can be set to gauge the rakers (see the description above). Has some rust and patina. A classic workhorse, G+ ........... $40.00
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22. In the box DISSTON NO. 20 UNIVERSAL SAW TOOL, Includes everything you need for sharpening crosscut saws. Complete with the setting stake with a wrest on the end,raker gauge, and a spider in the shape of their Keystone logo. The box is great, and includes the original instructions, Fine+ ........... $95.00
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23. In the box SIMONDS NO. 342 CROSS-CUT SAW TOOL SET, This one is in very nice condition. Complete set includes everything you need (except a hammer, which didn't come in the set) for sharpening crosscut saws: the jointer/raker gauge with micrometer tooth set (pin) gauge; setting stake; spider. The filing rack is easily adjustable for depth,too. In the original box which is a little worn, and original instructions. Crisp with little use. A very good set for use, Fine ...... $100.00
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24. SIMONDS NO. 342 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE,, A jointer/raker gauge with micrometer adjust tooth set (pin) gauge. The filing rack is easily adjustable, too. This is the one shown in the Simonds instructions in my Features Section. In crisp condition, with little use, Fine ........... $55.00
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25. (LAKESIDE) E.C. ATKINS, NO. 9 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, (Made by Atkins, sold by Lakeside, which I think was the Montgomery Wards brand) 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. Micrometer pin gauge to check the raker height. Crisp with some dirt and light rust, Fine ........... $45.00
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26. In the box E.C. ATKINS, NO. 15 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, The desirable aluminum raker gauge with the numbered micrometer pin gauge. Has the patent number which should coincide with the Aug. 18, 1914 patent date. Crisp, but a little dirty. 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. The raker filing gauge is adjustable for depth. Recommended, Fine ........... Sold $90.00
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27. 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. There are screws under the filing plates to allow for fine adjustment .The checking gauge, 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. This one has a black finish. Some minor patina, G++ ........... $85.00
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28. ANDERSON, NO. 4 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, 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 No. 4 has two filing guides (right and left). There are screws under the filing plates to allow for fine adjustment. Has most of its red paint with some dirt. The checking gauge, 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.
    It looks like it has never been used, but has some patina from storage.
    In its original box, which is damaged but could be fixed up a bit, Fine ........... $135.00
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29. ANDERSON, NO. 4 JOINTER AND RAKER GAUGE, 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 No. 4 has two filing guides (right and left). There are screws under the filing plates to allow for fine adjustment. Has most of its red paint with some dirt. The checking gauge, 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, G++ ........... $95.00
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    Spiders [CLICK TO ORDER]

30. 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 ........... $25.00
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31. 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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32. ANDERSON SETTING GAUGE (SPIDER), For any large-tooth saws. Used to gauge the width of the set. Marked Anderson on the bottom, G+ ........... $15.00
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33. 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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