Pax | Jewellers Saw
In 1776, when America was still a British Colony and Thomas Chippendale Senior was still accepting commissions for his exquisite furniture, another Yorkshire born Thomas - Thomas Sanderson of Attercliffe near Sheffield, set about making the first ever Pax handsaw.
The Pax Jewellers Saw has a very thin alloy steel blade and is made for the highest precision work. The saw has a brightly polished brass back and a Walnut handle. 20tpi as standard. Blade length 6″. Individually blister packed.
Key Features
- For cutting very small pieces of soft metals – the saw has no set on the teeth
- Walnut Handle with Brass Ferrule
- Mirror Polished Brass Back
- Etched with PAX logo
- Packed in blister pack with back card
$8.87
Original: $29.58
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$29.58
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Description
In 1776, when America was still a British Colony and Thomas Chippendale Senior was still accepting commissions for his exquisite furniture, another Yorkshire born Thomas - Thomas Sanderson of Attercliffe near Sheffield, set about making the first ever Pax handsaw.
The Pax Jewellers Saw has a very thin alloy steel blade and is made for the highest precision work. The saw has a brightly polished brass back and a Walnut handle. 20tpi as standard. Blade length 6″. Individually blister packed.
Key Features
- For cutting very small pieces of soft metals – the saw has no set on the teeth
- Walnut Handle with Brass Ferrule
- Mirror Polished Brass Back
- Etched with PAX logo
- Packed in blister pack with back card
