Lie Nielsen Tenon Rip Saw

Description

Bought early 2020, only used on one project. Includes original box and tooth guard.
From the manufacturer:
“A Tenon Saw is a large backsaw used for making deep, accurate cuts in furniture joinery. It should make straight, fast cuts without binding. Based on a classic Henry Disston model from the early 20th century, our Tenon Saws have Curly Maple handles, Brass fittings, and stout ¾" x ¼" milled Brass backs. These saws are solid, well balanced and smooth cutting. Filed rip for cutting tenons, which is with the grain.
Features a 16" long, .032" thick blade.
Length overall is 21-1/4" including handle, and it has a 3-3/4" depth of cut.
Teeth are set at .004" (.10mm) per side.
Filed rip at 11 ppi.
*Please note that our Curly Maple handles have natural color and figure variations in the wood grain.”