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#8607 09/24/04 07:17 PM
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I own two, my grandfathers (he died 1952 at the age of 84) so they are quite old. One is a 'panel' saw the other a rip. Both still have the flexibility to fold the blade into the handle and spring out straight as a die. My problem is that the 'panel' is getting very difficult to sharpen - I have broken two teeth on setting it last time.
Q. can anyone identify these saws if I post more details?
Q. any ideas as how to get past the sharpening problem (I can wear out three files)

#8608 01/29/05 12:48 PM
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Dave,
For identification try vintagesaws.com web page or the disstonianinstitute.com web page Vintagesaws.com also has a great section on sharpening and setting. Your sharpening problem could be related to the brand of file you are using.


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