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14th June 2013, 10:03 AM #1291
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Hey it's worth that! Just replace the blade. That brass back, handle, and set of nuts would cost you more!
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14th June 2013, 10:06 AM #1292
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190 + 15 US Greenbacks, I think I'll let you have that one Paul. Originally Posted by pmcgee
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14th June 2013, 12:36 PM #1293
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Hasn't it worked enough! Originally Posted by TobyC
I usually object on principle. Originally Posted by TobyC
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14th June 2013, 02:11 PM #1294
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Vintage Hand Saw Wood Working Collectible Warranted Superior 7TP Carpenters Tool | eBayPerfect saw for carpenters and wood working hobbyists who would appreciate this nice vintage saw. Please see pictures for complete condition details.
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14th June 2013, 02:16 PM #1295
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Couple of real sweethearts.
Two Vintage Hand Saws | eBay
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14th June 2013, 02:29 PM #1296
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ANTIQUE COLLECTIBLE HAND SAW
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14th June 2013, 02:49 PM #1297
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at least this one's a bit out of the ordinary ... Originally Posted by TobyC
hmm but why?regards
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Without wood it's just ...
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14th June 2013, 03:17 PM #1298
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Originally Posted by TobyC
... well ... some uh funky camera angles ...
Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker
at least this one's a bit out of the ordinary ...
hmm but why?
Why O why indeed.
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14th June 2013, 06:36 PM #1299
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Silly boy, it's obvious! That's a patent rat-catching saw. You simply enlarge any rat holes in the skirting board with the saw part. This makes the rats feel very exposed & uncomfortable, & when they come rushing out, you chop their heads off with the chopper thingy on top. Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker
at least this one's a bit out of the ordinary ...
hmm but why?
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14th June 2013, 06:41 PM #1300
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Blocton humane emasculator
Why O why indeed. [/QUOTE]
This is a very rare example of a Blocton humane emasculator which was a surgeons saw dating back to the Civil war. Many a wounded soldier was grateful for its use after suffering "lower extremity trauma" from shrapnel or close combat teeth damage. The saw itself was usually used in the "ball down" position (hanging free) but in severe cases was elevated to the "ball up" posture (up and high) so as to give the attending medico a better view. The instrument was phased out after Desert storm when it was found the mechanism was subject to sand clogging and the ball mechanism did not function freely causing needless suffering to the patient. The blocton has now been superseded by the Russian made "Bawloff Sonic disintegrator " which although more painful is not so subject to rust.
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14th June 2013, 06:54 PM #1301
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Doggie is partially correct in that this item is a medical instrument.
This is a castration saw. The ball is positioned accordingly so as to distract the patient from the procedure at hand. The ball pivots to allow for the sawing motion whilst ensuring the ball can remain in contact with the patient.
Different models had differering lentgh pivot arms for varied levels of distraction.
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17th June 2013, 07:00 AM #1302
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couple of cheap HNT Gordon planes on trademe - still in boxes and unused
TradeMe.co.nz - hnt gordon for sale, New Zealand
I have already snaffled the 1" shoulder plane
) my rationale - I don't have a shoulder plane and I need to make mortise and tenon joints ergo...
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17th June 2013, 08:26 AM #1303
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Quark Originally Posted by QuarkVI
couple of cheap HNT Gordon planes on trademe - still in boxes and unused
TradeMe.co.nz - hnt gordon for sale, New Zealand
I have already snaffled the 1" shoulder plane) my rationale - I don't have a shoulder plane and I need to make mortise and tenon joints ergo...
I looked. The Trying Plane was $160 (plus freight). Immediately registered with TradeMe and the Trying plane had gone 
. Oh well, I wasn't meant to have it 
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17th June 2013, 02:18 PM #1304
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Saw Sharpening Equipment Small Business | Trade Me
Fun for all the family ...
Saw Sharpening Equipment Small Business
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Shop-made saw vice I guess ... pretty solid-lookin' ...
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17th June 2013, 02:25 PM #1305
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A new one on me ... Saw Teeth Setting Tool (old school) | Trade Me
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