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Manufactured/Badged by:
Curle Manufacturing Co.
San Francsico, CA
Machine Specifications
Machine Class:
Wood Working Machinery
Machine Type:
Table Saw
Machine Size:
6"
Submitted By:
Bill Nance
Machine Specifications
Description/Model:
sliding printer's trim saw
Date of Manufacturer:
1911-ish?
Serial Number:
Last Updated
5/22/2016 3:58:04 PM
Comments:
EDITED May 2016. Another machine found locally is identical to this saw, with a pristine machine tag showing it as a Curle Saw Trimmer manufactured by Curle Manufacturing Company of San Francisco. So this entry is now updated for accuracy.
This printer's trim saw is believed to be a Miller Saw-Trimmer, circa pre-WW1. Although it has no identifying marks, it is similar to the one pictured in this advertisement from 1911.
http://www.circuitousroot.com/artifice/letters/press/comproom/saw/miller/index-0.html
It works as is, but is still sitting in the restoration queue. The sliding table works fine, as do the blade-raising lever and the table openings to access blade changes. It is believed to be missing a part that mates perpendicular to the miter gauge to work as a fence.
Photo 1:
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front view
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Photo 2:
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left side view
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right side view
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Photo 4:
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built-in miter guage
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Photo 5:
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blade-raising lever
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Photo 6:
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the table opens up to access the blade for changes
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