Henry Disston & Sons - 1922 Article-Henry Disston & Sons, Narrow Bandsaw Filing Machine

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Henry Disston & Sons
Philadelphia, PA

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Title:	1922 Article-Henry Disston & Sons, Narrow Bandsaw Filing Machine
Source:	The Disston Crucible, Nov 1922, pg. 79
Insert Date:	11/24/2015 8:32:26 PM

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DISSTON AUTOMATIC FILING MACHINE FOR NARROW BAND-SAWS

This tool is simple, efficient, and accurate. It is strongly made, easily adjusted, and requires no attention after it has been started.

It will take saws 1/8" to 1½” wide, with teeth 1/16" to 5/8” space, and will file old saws with uneven teeth as perfectly as new ones. If all teeth are filed to the same height, the saws will stay sharp longer. Each tooth doing its proportionate amount of work prevents breakage.

This machine uses 6" taper saw files, and should run 50 to 60 revolutions per minute. Narrow band-saw filing machine

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1922 Henry Disston & Sons, Narrow Bandsaw Filing Machine

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