07-11-2020, 08:38 AM
Did you know...that there were three different sizes of Disston Triumph saw sets?
The smallest one was for setting the teeth on hand saws and backsaws, while the two larger ones were for circular saws, large bandsaws, and timber saws.
The Stanley 42X is included for a size comparison, but also because the Disston sets have a double hammer that functions similarly to the Stanley. One hammer aligns and holds the plate against the anvil, while the other hammer sets the tooth.
I just received the two largest ones, both in their original boxes. Neither look like they were used much. I'd like to find one of the small ones in similar condition. Please contact me if you have one to sell, especially if it is still in the box.
The smallest one was for setting the teeth on hand saws and backsaws, while the two larger ones were for circular saws, large bandsaws, and timber saws.
The Stanley 42X is included for a size comparison, but also because the Disston sets have a double hammer that functions similarly to the Stanley. One hammer aligns and holds the plate against the anvil, while the other hammer sets the tooth.
I just received the two largest ones, both in their original boxes. Neither look like they were used much. I'd like to find one of the small ones in similar condition. Please contact me if you have one to sell, especially if it is still in the box.