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SOLD: Cincinnati Saw Company Carcase Saw

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SOLD: This is a solid 12″ carcase saw from the Cincinnati Saw Co. that has been sharpened by saw savant Daryl Weir. The saw is wicked sharp, straight and ready to work.

I acquired this saw at a Mid-West Tool Collectors meet and had it fixed up by Weir. It’s filed crosscut at 14 points per inch and is better than any sharpening job I could manage.

The blade has some stains and a little pitting in one spot — though it’s nothing that will affect how the saw cuts. The tote is likely apple. The only apology is the toe has a very small bite out of it. It’s an old blemish and perhaps has been filed to look “natural.”

This is a fine worker.

Price: $40 plus shipping. SOLD

About Tool Sales on My Blog
Please read this if you are interested in buying a tool. Why am I selling these tools? Read this entry before you freak out. There is no “master list” of tools that I can send you. I am working through several piles of tools and will list them when I can.

Want to see only the tools that haven’t sold? Easy. I’ve created a category for that on this blog. Click here and bookmark that page. When you visit that link, you’ll see only the tools that haven’t been sold.

While you can ask me all the questions you like about the tool, the first person to send me an e-mail that says: “I’ll take it,” gets the tool. Simple. To buy a tool, please send me an e-mail at christopher.schwarz@fuse.net.

Payment: I can accept PayPal or a personal check. As soon as the funds arrive, I’ll ship the tool using USPS. If you want insurance, let me know. I’m afraid I can only ship tools in the United States. Shipping internationally is very time-consuming and paperwork-heavy. My apologies in advance on this point.

If you don’t like the tool when you get it, I’ll be happy to refund your money if you return the tool. But postage is on you.

— Christopher Schwarz

SOLD: Bridge City DG-2 With Box & Story

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SOLD: Once again, here is a Bridge City tool that I owned and had completely forgotten about. It’s the DG-2 Depth Gauge, which normally sells for $129.

This very tool was featured on the cover of Jim Tolpin’s “Measure Twice, Cut Once” (Revised Edition). Our book editor had purchased the tool to use in the cover shoot (a letter to that effect is included with the tool).

Then the tool sat in our shop for years until the company sold it in a surplus sale. I bought the sucker, with its box and instructions. I put it in my tool box about 10 years ago and forgot about it.

It has some blemishes. The brass has some tarnish. But this tool has never been used. So it should clean up easily and nicely.

Price: $80 plus domestic shipping. SOLD

About Tool Sales on My Blog
Please read this if you are interested in buying a tool. Why am I selling these tools? Read this entry before you freak out. There is no “master list” of tools that I can send you. I am working through several piles of tools and will list them when I can.

Want to see only the tools that haven’t sold? Easy. I’ve created a category for that on this blog. Click here and bookmark that page. When you visit that link, you’ll see only the tools that haven’t been sold.

While you can ask me all the questions you like about the tool, the first person to send me an e-mail that says: “I’ll take it,” gets the tool. Simple. To buy a tool, please send me an e-mail at christopher.schwarz@fuse.net.

Payment: I can accept PayPal or a personal check. As soon as the funds arrive, I’ll ship the tool using USPS. If you want insurance, let me know. I’m afraid I can only ship tools in the United States. Shipping internationally is very time-consuming and paperwork-heavy. My apologies in advance on this point.

If you don’t like the tool when you get it, I’ll be happy to refund your money if you return the tool. But postage is on you.

— Christopher Schwarz

SOLD: Veritas Spokeshave Kit Unopened

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SOLD This is from the list of projects I want to get around to someday (but likely will not). This is a new, unopened Veritas Large Spokeshave Kit (2-3/8″ iron) that I purchased when the kits first came out.

The only apology is that the manual is water-stained. All the metal components are still sealed up and perfect.

If you want to take this burden off my back, I’d appreciate it.

Price: $22 plus domestic shipping. SOLD

About Tool Sales on My Blog
Please read this if you are interested in buying a tool. Why am I selling these tools? Read this entry before you freak out. There is no “master list” of tools that I can send you. I am working through several piles of tools and will list them when I can.

Want to see only the tools that haven’t sold? Easy. I’ve created a category for that on this blog. Click here and bookmark that page. When you visit that link, you’ll see only the tools that haven’t been sold.

While you can ask me all the questions you like about the tool, the first person to send me an e-mail that says: “I’ll take it,” gets the tool. Simple. To buy a tool, please send me an e-mail at christopher.schwarz@fuse.net.

Payment: I can accept PayPal or a personal check. As soon as the funds arrive, I’ll ship the tool using USPS. If you want insurance, let me know. I’m afraid I can only ship tools in the United States. Shipping internationally is very time-consuming and paperwork-heavy. My apologies in advance on this point.

If you don’t like the tool when you get it, I’ll be happy to refund your money if you return the tool. But postage is on you.

— Christopher Schwarz

SOLD: Kakuri Chamfer Plane

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SOLD I bought this tool ages ago from Japan Woodworker. This little sucker launched my love affair with all things chamfered. The tool is super basic but still works remarkably well.

The plane has a fence that can be removed with two screws. Attach the fence one way and it will do 45° chamfers. Turn the fence around and it will do 60° chamfers. Remove the fence and you have a decent block plane.

The iron needs to be honed.

I totally forgot I even owned this little guy. But I need the space.

Price: $10 plus domestic shipping. SOLD

About Tool Sales on My Blog
Please read this if you are interested in buying a tool. Why am I selling these tools? Read this entry before you freak out. There is no “master list” of tools that I can send you. I am working through several piles of tools and will list them when I can.

Want to see only the tools that haven’t sold? Easy. I’ve created a category for that on this blog. Click here and bookmark that page. When you visit that link, you’ll see only the tools that haven’t been sold.

While you can ask me all the questions you like about the tool, the first person to send me an e-mail that says: “I’ll take it,” gets the tool. Simple. To buy a tool, please send me an e-mail at christopher.schwarz@fuse.net.

Payment: I can accept PayPal or a personal check. As soon as the funds arrive, I’ll ship the tool using USPS. If you want insurance, let me know. I’m afraid I can only ship tools in the United States. Shipping internationally is very time-consuming and paperwork-heavy. My apologies in advance on this point.

If you don’t like the tool when you get it, I’ll be happy to refund your money if you return the tool. But postage is on you.

— Christopher Schwarz

SOLD: E. Preston & Sons Chamfer Plane

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SOLD: I purchased this English Preston & Sons tool from Pat Leach in 2005 to experiment with the form. I already have several tools used for making chamfers, but I wasn’t sure how this one works.

It works quite well. I’ve set the tool up. The back of the iron is polished. The bevel is sharp. If you know anything about the tools that Mr. Leach sells, then you know that this is not junk. It’s almost too nice to be a user.

The tool has a Ward iron. The bronze/brass chamfer guide is stamped “Excelsior.” The toe is stamped with the Preston shop mark as well as the retailer: “T. Underwood, Tool Dealer, Bradford.” The wedge might not be original, or it might have been modified, or it might be how the tool came. But it does have some toolmarks on it.

The body has two short hairline checks, but nothing I’d be alarmed about on a tool this age.

Price: $80 plus domestic shipping. SOLD

About Tool Sales on My Blog
Please read this if you are interested in buying a tool. Why am I selling these tools? Read this entry before you freak out. There is no “master list” of tools that I can send you. I am working through several piles of tools and will list them when I can.

Want to see only the tools that haven’t sold? Easy. I’ve created a category for that on this blog. Click here and bookmark that page. When you visit that link, you’ll see only the tools that haven’t been sold.

While you can ask me all the questions you like about the tool, the first person to send me an e-mail that says: “I’ll take it,” gets the tool. Simple. To buy a tool, please send me an e-mail at christopher.schwarz@fuse.net.

Payment: I can accept PayPal or a personal check. As soon as the funds arrive, I’ll ship the tool using USPS. If you want insurance, let me know. I’m afraid I can only ship tools in the United States. Shipping internationally is very time-consuming and paperwork-heavy. My apologies in advance on this point.

If you don’t like the tool when you get it, I’ll be happy to refund your money if you return the tool. But postage is on you.

— Christopher Schwarz