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Nicholson hack saw at Ollie's.

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Looks like a pretty nice hacksaw at Ollie's for $10.00
Best I could see, $25.00 to $30.00 elsewhere.
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That's too bad, I guess we all get lucky some times.
Yeah, looks decent, they had 2left, and 2 of an off brand left that looked decent too.
But l went with the nicholson cause of the name.
Hope the tool lives up to its name....... Lol
BTW does it look like l needed another hacksaw? 6bd4863ba65e10c7e64550e9e17da139.jpg
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That's too bad, I guess we all get lucky some times.
Yeah, looks decent, they had 2left, and 2 of an off brand left that looked decent too.
But l went with the nicholson cause of the name.
Hope the tool lives up to its name....... Lol
BTW does it look like l needed another hacksaw? 6bd4863ba65e10c7e64550e9e17da139.jpg
LOL

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Yes, none of those are high tension ;)
 

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I have that Nicholson saw. Only thing I found was the knurled nut on the bottom was hard for me grip and get really tight. I ended taking a short piece of bar stock and tapping a hole in it to make my own nut that I could grip better.
 
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[quote name="bubinga" post=5561981]That's too bad, I guess we all get lucky some times. <br />
Yeah, looks decent, they had 2left, and 2 of an off brand left that looked decent too. <br />
But l went with the nicholson cause of the name. <br />
Hope the tool lives up to its name....... Lol<br />
BTW does it look like l needed another hacksaw? 6bd4863ba65e10c7e64550e9e17da139.jpg<br />
LOL <br />
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Yes, none of those are high tension ;)
Yes that is true actually that is why I bought it I tend to tighten those old ones too much and end up bending them

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I have that Nicholson saw. Only thing I found was the knurled nut on the bottom was hard for me grip and get really tight. I ended taking a short piece of bar stock and tapping a hole in it to make my own nut that I could grip better.

You know its funny you say that I really haven't fooled around with it yet, but I did try to tighten it up and I thought the exact same thing about making a new wing nut type of thing for it.
You don't recall offhand what thread it is do you you?
Most likely metric I'm thinking.
 
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You know its funny you say that I really haven't fooled around with it yet, but I did try to tighten it up and I thought the exact same thing about making a new wing nut type of thing for it.
You don't recall offhand what thread it is do you you?
Most likely metric I'm thinking.

Mine is probably about 3 or 4 years old, had to go and check and it is 10-24NC thread.
 
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