Mick, I have a 4-"Roo"-Medallion Sorby rip saw with two nibs as well.

Take a gander: http://galootapalooza.org/Roosaw.htm

Why? I still believe that the nib was used to help locate the blade in a
jig during some point in the manufacturing process. Two nibs might be
handy if you want to locate the saw an inch fore or aft? Just a guess.
What do you other people think the nib is for? Duck. Run. Hide.

Cheers, Wes

On Jun 28, 2012, at 6:01 AM, Mick Dowling wrote:

> GGs
>> Sometimes one nib clearly wasn't enough.
http://www.jimbodetools.com/Beyond-Belief-SORBY-London-Spring-
>> Quadruple-Meda
> llion-Double-Nib-28-Inch-Hand-Saw-p25797.html
>> Now why would you need 2? Mick Dowling
> Melbourne Member, Hand Tool Preservation Association of Australia Inc.
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