Forum topic by Bill White | posted 06-11-2016 10:25 PM | 826 views | 0 times favorited | 5 replies | ![]() |
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06-11-2016 10:25 PM |
Topic tags/keywords: resource Looking for a saw set for my 11 tpi tenon saw. -- bill@magraphics.us |
5 replies so far
#1 posted 06-12-2016 01:47 AM |
Bill…. the 42 is one sweet set. I use mine from 8tpi thru 14tpi with ease. Im sure theres still some out there, but you may have to PAY for em. JB |
#2 posted 06-12-2016 02:16 AM |
http://www.ebay.com/bhp/stanley-saw-set -- Alaskan's for Global warming! |
#3 posted 06-12-2016 02:43 PM |
Holy CATFISH! Those prices….......... -- bill@magraphics.us |
#4 posted 06-12-2016 04:29 PM |
Bill, do you have any other saw sets lying around? Generally you can file the pin down to fit on narrower teeth. That’s basically the difference between a fine and coarse saw set. If you don’t have anything, you can get the Somax fine saw set from Lee Valley or Highland Woodworking, and maybe Rockler or Woodcraft. It works well, just the steel isn’t as hard as maybe it should be and people say it wears out quicker. |
#5 posted 06-13-2016 01:45 AM |
From $39.00 to $70.00 for a brand new old stock one. Link here -- There are good ships and there are wood ships, the ships that sail the sea, but the best ships are friendships and may they always be. http://www.geraldlhunsucker.com/ |
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