Ebay Droppings Thread.

[pmcgee]

A stairsaw online ..

stair saw.JPG

[IanW]

...I can see an etch...

I can see lots of etches! Less-discerning types might call them corrosion.

And if that's an 'antique' I must be even older than I feel, because I reckon I predate it by at least 40 years!

Cheers,

[jimbur]

I can see lots of etches! Less-discerning types might call them corrosion.

And if that's an 'antique' I must be even older than I feel, because I reckon I predate it by at least 40 years!

Cheers,

Without the words "old vintage" these blokes would have little to say.

[pmcgee]

Not ebay ... but I think it belongs.

What is *worse* than saw painting??

http://www.woodcentral.com/woodworki...ng-a-few-saws/

saw fan.JPG

[DSEL74]

Not ebay ... but I think it belongs.

What is *worse* than saw painting??

http://www.woodcentral.com/woodworki...ng-a-few-saws/

saw fan.JPG

What is wrong with a DIY circular saw??

[Bushmiller]

What pitch would they be?

Regards
Paul

[IanW]

It would chop up any Blowies or Mossies that get sucked into the slipstream!

[Doggie]

It would chop up any Blowies or Mossies that get sucked into the slipstream!

What's all the kerf-uffle?
I'd like to make a few points.
It's a cut above the usual fan blade.
Let her rip I say.
The ideal defence against sawing temperatures.
I think it looks sharp.
However, I can see why the owner would Disston-ce himself from it.

[hiroller]

Yes it's a sight for saw eyes!
For those that haven't seen it in context, I highly recommend a quick look through the rest of the collection:
https://plus.google.com/photos/11674...753?banner=pwa

[DSEL74]

Yes it's a sight for saw eyes!
For those that haven't seen it in context, I highly recommend a quick look through the rest of the collection:
https://plus.google.com/photos/11674...753?banner=pwa

That is just one of many albums, close ups of saws galore
https://plus.google.com/photos/11674...224?banner=pwa

[Bushmiller]

Yes it's a sight for saw eyes!

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Regards
Paul

[Bushmiller]

Yes it's a sight for saw eyes!
For those that haven't seen it in context, I highly recommend a quick look through the rest of the collection:
https://plus.google.com/photos/11674...753?banner=pwa

Hiroller

Thanks for linking. No I hadn't seen it, but what an addiction .

In scrolling through (and I didn't get all the way) I found this saw, with which I was completely unfamiliar and it is not listed on the Disstonian Institute site.

Eagle saw 7.JPGEagle saw 1.JPGEagle saw 2.JPGEagle saw 3.JPGEagle saw 4.JPGEagle saw 5.JPGEagle saw 6.JPG

He lists it as a No.14. Now that's a carved handle, both sides, top and bottom!

Not sure what the two Panther saws are in the fourth pic.



Regards
Paul

[Bushmiller]

On closer inspection the "Panthers" are No.12s.

Regards
Paul

[Sawdust Maker]

I like the carving on the bottom one
nice and understated

[pmcgee]

The panther saws are nearly legendary - they are from Woodrough& McParlin ... maybe the eagle saw also? I don't recall.

But you too could have owned one ...

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1880-90-W...p2047675.l2557

$1500/$2000