Pax Fine Curved Inlay Saw Review By: I.Ball
Category: New Special Saws
Manufacturer: Thomas Flinn & Co.
Tool Type: Fine Curved Inlay Saw
Model No:
The Pax Fine Curved Inlay Saw is manufactured by Thomas Flinn & Co.
of Sheffield, England.
This saw has a super thin, lightly curved alloy steel blade that is
specially made to offer the finest of veneer cutting and similar very
fine work.
The Pax Fine Curved Inlay Saw has a small, detailed Pax etching on the
saw blade.
The saw blade has a brass mirror polished spine.
The length of the blade is 76mm (3") with 20tpi (teeth per inch).
The Pax Fine Curved Inlay Saws are fiited with a Walnut handle which is finished
with a brass ferrule.
This Pax saw forms part of the extensive range of Pax saws which includes the Pax
Dovetail Saw, Pax Tenon Saw, Pax Hand Saw, Pax Gents Saw and a number of specialist
saws such as the Pax Guitar Saw.
Usually supplied in a plastic sleeve.
* 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.
Blade Length - 76mm (3")
Teet Per Inch - 20 tpi
2000? - Today
Pre-2017 - The Pax Fine Curved Inlay Saw handle was made from Rosewood.
2017-Today - The Pax Fine Curved Inlay Saw handle was made from Walnut.
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