#20
http://www.thesawlady.com/saw-lady-galle...-gifts.htm
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#21
The "Tall Crane Saw" had 2 medallions, it was probably a good saw.

Sad, very sad.
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#22
(07-28-2016, 04:17 PM)Martin S. Wrote: The "Tall Crane Saw" had 2 medallions, it was probably a good saw.

Sad, very sad.

Don't worry. I think it's a modern D-12 with a medallion stuck in it instead of a saw screw. The bottom one doesn't match. These almost all junk saws. I wonder if she wants more donors- I could sell her a few hundred
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For saw art I think these aren't terrible. I just don't see how she makes money selling them at that price considering the labor that must go into it. Then again she's got to sell them to make money and there are a lot of them sitting there.
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#23
I actually think a lot of those are very cool.  Now, some pretty decent saws were sacrificed in the process.
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#24
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I see the 2 lawyers saw. oops, 2 layers I guess.
Rolleyes Actually I think those are pretty cool and a nice expression of art, if they aren't ruining something usable. I have a few painted saws on the wall and I appreciate them just about as much as those in my shop. Somedays moreso.

And it seems she's pretty acomplished at woodcarving as well. http://www.cindychinn.com/wood-carving/c...ch-pew.htm

And this girl can chew too... http://www.cindychinn.com/fine-craft/pha...guitar.htm
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#25
For the life of me, I just don't get it, same with painted saws.
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#26
(07-29-2016, 06:02 AM)Admiral Wrote: For the life of me, I just don't get it, same with painted saws.

She could probably sell some of those saws here for the same money, without the goofy pop-art. :huh:
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#27
Admiral sqid, "No Evaporust was used on these tools."

True, but they're still dead.
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#28
It does seem that most of the saws are either undesireable or pretty ragged out.  Typical of the majority you find in the wild.  Not that they could not still be fine saws for cutting.
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#29
That's to bad about the "crane" saw. It looks to be a 1920's era mahogany handle No.12. With all the cutting it's hard to tell how wide the blade was. Some saws deserve this fate but I hate to see a premium saw get destroyed if it's in decent shape.
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