Tool Identification

[Bassbear81]

Ive had a load of old wood working tools donated to me but there is stuff in there that Ive not got a clue what they are.

Anyone know what these tools are?

 

[CroppyBoy1798]

The third one is an Eclipse No77 saw set, that'll come in handy when you start sharpening you own hand saws! :wink: Thats assuming its in working order?

 

[Modernist]

The first one looks like an upholstery webbing tensioner and the second are old style spindle moulder knives.

 

[Aled Dafis]

#1 No idea

#2 These look like some sort of spindle moulder tooling (quite old as they don't have holes in them that actually prevent them from flying out at 8000rpm)

#3 An Eclipse saw set

Cheers

Aled

Edit : we must have posted at the same time.

 

[mtt.tr]

I think no.2 look like blades for a French head for a spindle moulder correct my numbers

 

[Pvt_Ryan]

#2 looks like spokeshave blades..

 

[jimi43]

1) I'd agree with webbing tensioner
2) Spindle moulder cutters but useful for other cutting jobs
3) Saw set

Jim

 

[bugbear]

#2 These look like some sort of spindle moulder tooling (quite old as they don't have holes in them that actually prevent them from flying out at 8000rpm)

Yes. All this modern elf and safety is pineapples isn't it? Nobody used to get injured.

Much.

Nobody important, anyway

BugBear

 

[Bassbear81]

Great thanks, anyone know of any good online guides showing how to sharpen saws?

 

[bugbear]

Great thanks, anyone know of any good online guides showing how to sharpen saws?

Here's an archive of my old site page, including my own original information, and links to other people's good stuff

http://web.archive.org/web/200910271345 ... arpen.html

BugBear