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Traditional 22” British Panel Saw
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What We Love About This Item:
- 22" 10 TPI crosscut panel saw for cutting across the grain.
- Finer teeth give a more exacting finish than a larger toothed handsaw.
- Two-toned high gloss steamed beech handle with brass hardware.
- Can be resharpened; made in the UK by Sheffield's Thomas Flynn.
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Traditional 22” British Panel Saw
$174.50Description
We’ve been carrying saws by Sheffield’s Thomas Flynn for decades. They are carrying on the saw-making tradition of Pax, a company with nearly 250 years of history in the field, working to their historical standards. The panel saw is used for a variety of rough sawing and is one of the most common saws you will find in a traditional shop. This is a beautifully made, super sharp, 22” 10 TPI crosscut, intended for cutting across the grain, with finer teeth for a more exacting finish than a larger toothed handsaw. Notably, these can be resharpened. The handle is two-toned high gloss steamed beech wood, with brass hardware, and the Pax logo embossed on the saw plate. Made in the UK.
Overall Dimensions
| Width | 3/4" |
| Length | 25" |
| Height | 6" |
| Weight | 1.45 lbs. |
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Awesome saw
"This saw is amazing. I enjoy how it cuts and feels in my hands. Also as it is able to be resharpened it will be a family hand me down hopefully for generations."
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