Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: coolford on September 23, 2019, 05:09:22 PM
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These were in a box lot and appear to be one-offs. They are solid brass and the top one weights 3.5 pounds. Anyone have any ideas on why someone would make such saws?
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Hello Coolford. Nice find on those!! Answer to your question; "Because they can" Nice way to show off metal working skills. Regards, Lou
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Those are grand saws!
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Never seen a brass hack saw, but both of those are fantastic.
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Those are nice, real nice.
Id love to see a close up of the bottom one, looks like an intricate design.
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Very remarkable saws! No identifying marks? Just someone decided they could make their own?
Al
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Hello Coolford. Nice find on those!! Answer to your question; "Because they can" Nice way to show off metal working skills. Regards, Lou
Somebody was showing off....and I'm envious!
Nice pair of saws.
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No identifying marks on either saw. Here is a close up of the design---It is not crisp, but it is on both sides of the saw. The other saw is entirely smooth and a little rougher.
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Thanks for the close up picture. I would think that the saw frame was made by pouring molten brass into a mould. But why would a person only make one ? Maybe there are more out there in the wild ?
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The surface decoration on the top saw may be non-existent, but that handle!
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The rest of the box lot had no relation to the saws, mainly 50's Craftsman stuff.