Thread: My private rust vault

Think I've found it

American saw co

Can anyone confirm this

Cheers Matt


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Not sure about this one and I have not done any research. Just consider that it may be a pruning saw. In the early days they looked just like a handsaw.

regards
Paul

Originally Posted by Bushmiller

Not sure about this one and I have not done any research. Just consider that it may be a pruning saw. In the early days they looked just like a handsaw.

regards
Paul

Bottom,
I brought a vintage pruning saw.
If Sally here's this I'm humiliated for life.

I'm going to find an alternative idea anything will do.
It was an American made saw sent to Japan for sharpening.
But they put the blade in back to front [emoji12][emoji12]


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Perhaps a northern hemisphere saw made for timbers with opposing tree rings?

TT

Originally Posted by Simplicity

Bottom,
I brought a vintage pruning saw.

It would look great with a nice snowy scene painted on it Matt.....

I wouldn't get too upset, you can easily re-shape those teeth to whatever you think would be suitable. The saw will be as good as any other saw of the era.

Cheers,

Originally Posted by IanW

It would look great with a nice snowy scene painted on it Matt.....

I wouldn't get too upset, you can easily re-shape those teeth to whatever you think would be suitable. The saw will be as good as any other saw of the era.

Cheers,

Maybe we can get a forum collaboration going then.
Any good scenic painters out there
Preferably oil base.
I don't need any more rust on it

Cheers Matt

Matt

Look no further:

<h1>Matthew Cheyne</h1> : Matthew F Cheyne

My favourite Luddite. A Forum member. Once lived in a prominent European country (I'm giving you some clues). If he painted your saw it would truly value add. Don't expect a twee scene though.

Regards
Paul

Some of the different Saw Medallions I have been collecting over the years.

You've certainly got a few fancy buttons there, Stewie!

Cheers,

Originally Posted by Bushmiller

Matt

Look no further:

<h1>Matthew Cheyne</h1> : Matthew F Cheyne

My favourite Luddite. A Forum member. Once lived in a prominent European country (I'm giving you some clues). If he painted your saw it would truly value add. Don't expect a twee scene though.

Regards
Paul

Could that be me.
Not always a fan of power tools(well am sometimes).
Same name lol two t,s
Lived in England for 4 years ish
Can't paint a picture to save my self




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Stewie.
Those "buttons" there would look great polished up and mounted on a board all framed up.
In office study.

Cheers Matt


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I've also decided I could possibly let Sally have her bloody painted saw.
If this is painted on it to save blood on her hands.
Less I become, well let's say a picture says a million words.




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Stewie

I have just realised that collecting medallions could be a sideline.

The truth is that some of those medallions were a work of art in themselves.

Regards
Paul

Originally Posted by Simplicity

I've also decided I could possibly let Sally have her bloody painted saw.
If this is painted on it to save blood on her hands.
Less I become, well let's say a picture says a million words.




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Matt

I wondered if that might be you and Sally.

Could she be asking. "Do you have another one just like this who doesn't mind painted saws?"

Regards
Paul