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Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Saws

Lie-Nielsen saws, are based on a Sheffield-made saw from the 1830's.
English backsaws from that era represent the pinnacle of the sawmaker's
art, where beauty, form and function are blended to perfection.
A highly decorative handle will fit your hand like a glove, comfortable
and ready for hours of sawing.
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Lie-Nielsen Independence Dovetail Saw
The dovetail saw strikes an ideal balance between surface
finish and speed of cut. The saw is 14" in length,
with an overall height of 4 1/4" and has 15 ppi (points
per inch). Usable blade dimensions are 9" long by
1 5/8" deep.
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Straight Handle Dovetail Saw
This light-duty backsaw with a lovely long, turned curly maple
handle has a very fine kerf: the Swedish spring blade is 0.015",
with a 0.003" set maximum on each side. 1/8" x
3/8" brass back. Available in a 1 point rip for dovetailing,
a 14 point crosscut, and a special 10 point rip (this style is
harder to start, but very fast cutting). 1 3/4" depth
of cut.
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Lie-Nielsen Carcass Saw
The Carcass Saw is used for precise cuts across the grain, cutting
tenon shoulders, and defining the edges of a dado. The Ideal
complement to the Dovetail Saw. 14 ppi, filed crosscut,
for cutting quickly, yet accurately and smoothly. Overall
length, including handle, is 16", with an overall height
of 4 7/8" Usable blade dimensions are 11" long by 2
1/4" deep.
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Lie-Nielsen Tenon Saw
The Tenon Saw is a large backsaw used for making accurate deep
cuts in furniture joinery. It should cut straight and fast, and
the blade should not bind in the cut. The Lie-Nielsen Tenon
is based on Disston models. Classic curly maple handles,
stout 3/4" x 1/4" milled brass back, brass fittings,
0.032" thick Swedish steel blade. The set on the teeth is
0.004" per side. They are solid, well balanced and
smooth cutting.
There are two sizes. Most people will prefer the smaller
12" saw. It has a 12" blade with 3" depth
of cut and is 17 1/4" overall. Available as a 10 point
rip saw of 13 point crosscut. The 14" one is substantially
bigger tool, with 3 5/8" depth of cut and 19 1/4" overall.
Also available 10 point rip and 13 point crosscut.
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