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Come on B Halverson. We want you back. You have some cool tools. :D

Yea. That was the Monday morning the boss walked by and said, look busy the owner is here. Look busy.

Great job Lugs. I was just fixing to do the same chart. :unsure:

Knife collectors have the same issues. They call the material Celluloid. Same gassing effect on carbon steel.

I second the motion. Thats a lot of weight to put on a stand.

I have a few of those kits and I found some part numbers on the main tools and googled and i found what they went to. Just an idea. By the way. I like the color of your nails Donald.:LOL:

That is a gem. What would you think the weight of the 4c would be? Photos don't really do justice a tool like those.

Can you see who illustrated the prints? Those are cool.

I'm not proud of it, but I will bet I have the messiest shop on this forum. I keep saying today is the day. I've gotten 10 projects going on right now. Only half are mine.:cry:

The same as my 1945 Rock Island 574. I believe the color started as Battleship gray, but someone has some red over spray. I use the heck out of it.

Wow! That is a gem. Too cool to use.

I agree. I would not give it that much confidence of not binding. But some of these videos make it look easy cutting with the nose and letting the weight do the cutting.

Good Hypothesis. Makes sense. I want to see one in a catalog.

I have watched videos of several debating as to some older users stood the saw on its nose and others bent down to use the bottom of the bar. Don't know Shaggy.

Those 10-10 saws are great saws on other forums. I have yet to find one. Great resurrection.

That is a cool saw. What model is it?

I was?

I remember that hammer. I worked a sawmill down the road from my home in the wintertime. Construction Heavy Highway lay off. I was good friends with the mechanic or whatever his title was. I would help him work on the head saw. I spent one winter welding an old Frick Mill back together. It...

What's it look like today? Any pics?

That looks like it would break after the first swing. But I am sure you are limited on how big to cut.