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imported Rosewood
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What is taper grinding? Let us take a saw that is 20 gauge along
its entire tooth edge, 20 gauge on its back at the butt, and from
23 to 24 gauge on its back at the point. Now the entire blade
gradually tapers from the thickest toward the thinnest point
(note diagram). That is taper grinding and it insures adequate
clearance for rapid cutting with very little set. Don't accept the
so-called thin back saw which has an even thickness along the
tooth edge and is merely dubbed off gomewhat thinner on the
back. Be eure with Arrrns Tlpon Gnrxorxc.

A Srr,vrn Srnnr, blade that hae greater edge holding qualities because
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it hae been uniformly tempered. This straight back i'eiiff but lighter"
blade is accurate taper ground, polished and etched.
The new design Perfection Pattern hardwood handle is finished in
No. 2000 natural lacquer and ia polished. Two nickeled screws and one medallion
secure the handle. The "close-to-the-blade" grip makes for bett€r control
SHIP HAND SAW and easy sawing.
Made in ship pattern only. Packed tf dozen per box.

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No.54 STRAIGHT BACK
Srr,vnn SrBrr with a polish' ribbon edge. The straight back blade is true
taper ground rvith greater edge holding qualities. The brot'n stained beech
handle is lacquered and polished. Three nickeled screws and 1 medallion
secrrre it. Filed and set.
Ilade in ship pattcrn only. Packed If dozen per box.

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edge. The air dried beech handle is fastened by 3 nickeled screws
anil 1 medallion. It is cherry stained, fully lacquered and polished.
Filed and set. Packed tl dozen per box.
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are tops in saws, because

EEE%nly the finest ingredients. This
with the fact that Atkins have years
in making fine saws, assures you
are getting the best saw for the job.
for craftsmen who appreciate qual-
saws are built to last.
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ATK INS COMPASS s
For plumbers, electricians and carpenters, AtrtNS
offers the best in compass salvs. Years of experience
in sarv making are incorporated in the making of
these fine gas tempered sar.s. Scientifically designcd
and accurately ground, Arrrxs compass sa\\-s are
made, not only to give the best service, but are also
made to last.

No. l5 COMPASS SAW

Silver Steel blade thoroughly hardened and tempered, extra
heavy for plumbers and electricians t'ork. Ground 16 x 17 )
gauge; 9 point filed and set. Special aluminum handle attached
to blade with 2 machine screws. Packed % dozen in a box.

Weight per
Iength Dozen Pounds,
lnches Complete

l2 9
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No. 9 COMPASS SAW

This precision ground 16 x l7 gauge Srr,vnn Strnr, is an extra
heavy blade for plumberso and electricians' work. 9-point,
filed and set, The blade is slotted and punched, the hole to
eliminate the detaehable feature if desired. Fully lacquered and
polished, the interchangeable beech handle has a carved grip )
and is secured by a nickeled wing nut aud screw. Packed' 1l
dozen per box.

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No. lO COMPASS SAW

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8-point teeth are filed and eet. The beech handle is lacquered
and polished and is secured by a nickeled wing nut and screw.
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 No. 22 PTUMBER'S SAW
{ Especially tempered to eaw easily joiets, flmring, rsfters and
other material containing foreign matter such as nails, etc.
Good {or sawing sheet metal, soil pipe, gas pipe, lead and copper
brass, bronze tubes, etc. l5 point special tempered bladen taper
ground. Seasoned beech handle is adjustable to permit ob.
taining desired cutting angle. Packad y'l dozen in a box.

No. 26 PATTERN MAKER'5 SAW

{ Srr,vrn Srnnl, hardened and tempered, thin blade with 14
point needle sharp peg teeth, for fiue emooth work. Filed and
Bet ready for use. Plain apple handle eanded sm@th. Attached
by 2 nickeled screws, Packed I in s box.

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t No. I OO F tOO RING SAW

Srvnn Srnrr, scientifically designed for uwing into flat sur-
faces without the aid of boring or using ehisels. The teeth are
I0 point including both edges of the point. The blade is 4l("
by 4)4" by T3/a" and /6" at the €xtreme point. Two nickeled
scrervs and one medallion hold the fully lacquered and poliehed
apple handle, Filed and set. Pack€d lf d'ozer per box.

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 ATKINS SCRAPERS

No. O-l-2 CABINET SCRAPERS Size, lnches I

Weight per
Do..n] pound,
No. 0 scraper blades are Srr-vnn Srrrr, and made in 18' 19 and 20 gauge' 2 x4
Ijnless otherwise specified, the 19 gauge will be furnished. Especially designed 2 x6 Vz
2V2xs Vl
for work where turned edges are essential, these blades have true and sharp 2tht6 3/t

edges. 27hx6 2
3 x4 ry2
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No. 2 blades are 19 gauge only and have common quality sheared edges' 3 x5 2U4
4 x6 3
Packed in individual glassine bags and I dozen per box.
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 ATKINS HAND SAW
FIIING CLAMP
The Atkins Filing Clamp, nade of high quality steel
throughout, is a lifetime tool. Gripping edges, 30 inch
long, hold saw tightly along its entire length-there

t can be no vibration. The clamp is also ideal for holding

bandsaws. Eaeily and quickly attached to or removed
from the work bench, yet it cannot become loose while
filing.
Weight, each, 4ll pounds.

ATKINS SPEED SAW FITER

With the Atkins Speed Saw Filer, anyone can easily
do expert handsaw filing. This precision tool fits over
the toothed edge of the saw and guides the file. Two
positive adjustments set the correct pitch and angle
for any type of handsaw. Each filer come6 complete
with file and instruction eheet.
Packed one-half dozen in a colorful counter display
carton.
Weight, per dozen, 7 pounds.

No. l5 HAND SAW JOINTER

This hand saw jointer is lacquered malleable
{ iron. Designed for efficiency, the thumb screw
holds the file even and imparts a uniform height
to all teeth. An excellent tool. Packed one dozen
per box.

Weight per
Dozen, Pounds

3y2

No. 432 PISTOI GRIP SAW SET

This popular item is of sturdy construction,
the plunger and anvil being made of high grade

t tool steel. The pistol grip makes it easy to oper-

ate and it is adjustable for direct reading. The
graduated wheel shows anvil setting for 5 to 11
point sawso and the teeth are always in plain
view. Trimmed in black lacquer, it is packed one
in a box.
Weight per
Dozen, Pounds

No. 395 IEVER SAW 5ET

Lever saw eet has a revolving anvil with in-
dicator dial. Lever placed below the body of set.
Gauge screw has check nut which prevents it
from coming loose. Revolving anvil gives the re-
quired bevel and length of all saw teeth from 4
( to 16 to the inch. Hardened anvil and plunger.
Finely tempered steel spriug, nickel plated.
Packed one in a box.

Weighi per
Dozen, Pounds

9
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