Lynx Dovetail Saw - Walnut Handle

lynx dovetail saw
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Lynx Dovetail Saw Review By: I.Ball

Manufacturer: Thomas Flinn & Co.

Tool Type: Dovetail Saw

Model No: Walnut Handle


           

The Lynx walnut handled dovetail saw review covers the Lynx saw made by Thomas Flinn & Co of Sheffield, England.

This Lynx saw has a real good look and feel about it due in part to the saw being fitted with an American black walnut handle which is secured to blade with the use of three old-style brass split-nuts which sit flush with the handle.

The Lynx walnut handled dovetail saw is only made in one size:

     - 8 inch



lynx dovetail saw walnut handle

The alloy spring steel blade has a depth of 58mm (2 1/4 inches).

These saws are made with a choice of two teeth type:

     - Rip
     - Crosscut

The rip teeth are specialised for cutting with the grain and the crosscut teeth are specialised for cutting across the grain.

These saws have 20 tpi (teeth per inch), with teeth which can be resharpened repeatedly for a long life.

The saw blade has a large etching of the Lynx brand which adds to the beauty of the saw.

The saw blades have a weighted brass back spine which offers extra control, tension and purchase while offering an added attractive appearance.


lynx dovetail saw walnut

The American walnut handled Lynx dovetail saw has a beautiful mirror finished brass back spine.

The Lynx walnut dovetail saws are almost identical to the E.T. Roberts & Lee Dorchester dovetail saw design with the main difference being the etching on the blade.

The saws are presented in a brown cardboard 'Lynx Saws' presentation box with green writing.



Cautions / Notes

* Important: please refer to the 'disclaimer' at the foot of this review.
* Wearing safety clothing and eye protection is usually a good idea to help protect against injury.

- This tool has sharp parts, take suitable precautions when using/handling/storing the tool to prevent injury.



Saw Construction

lynx dovetail saw

Handle: American Black Walnut - finished with Danish oil

Number Of Buttons: 3

Type Of Buttons: Brass, Split-nut

Spine: Brass

Blade Markings: 'E.Garlick & Son, Sawmakers For Over A Century, Lynx Brand, Lynx, Sheffield'



Manufactured Dates

2000 - Today



History / Updates

Pre-2008/2009 - The Lynx walnut dovetail saw had two handle securing buttons, one of which was faced with a medallion. The handle also had a gold feather design on the holding part of the handle.

Pre-2008/2009 - 2016 - The Lynx walnut dovetail saw was presented in a green presentation box with viewing window.

2009 - Today - The Lynx walnut dovetail saw handle design has been updated to include three brass buttons (split-nut), with no medallion and no gold foliage design. The handle setup is almost identical to the new E.T. Roberts & Lee Dorchester dovetail saw design.

2016 - Today - The Lynx walnut dovetail saw is presented in a brown cardboard presentation box with green writing.



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References

- Thomas Flinn & Co.


Disclaimer

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(iii) The details here are given in good faith, there is scope for error and shouldn't be fully relied upon, please be aware the details may also become out of date due to manufacturer changes to the product, please confirm any details for yourself by performing additional research from reliable sources.




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