DISSTON PATENT APPLIED FOR 1914-1916 IMPERIAL SAW TOOL LOGGERS LOGGING LUMBERING

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DISSTON PATENT APPLIED FOR 1914-1916 IMPERIAL SAW TOOL
(Inv no 0673 0594) used for sharpening two-man crosscut saws. It combines a raker gauge and a jointer. The raker teeth remove shavings that the cutter teeth have severed from the wood. For a saw to work best the raker teeth must be adjusted to type of wood and other factors. The depth of the rakers below the cutter teeth was determined by using a tool called a raker gage (gauge) or raker depth gage (gauge) (Warren Miller, Crosscut Saw Manual). A jointer
was used to level the teeth on rip and crosscut saws. It held a file and as it is drawn along the length of the blade it files (levels) the teeth prior to sharpening. It is marked PAT AP D FOR. Disston USA. The application was filed June 20, 1914 and the patent (No 1,204,264 )was granted November 7, 1916.
This example is in very good to fine used condition and all 14 screws work, including the one on the center post which is usually frozen. About 5 1/8 x 2 3/8 in size. Starting price is .95. Shipping weight is 1 pound 5 ounces.
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