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233564	Micheal McEvoy <biggreencanoe@g.	Oct-08-2012	ID assistance on saw spider gauge
I seem to have run into a wall on this one. So far every one that I have asked has never seen a spider like this. I work as a seasonal with the Forest Service (Kawishiwi District Superior NF) and have asked just about everyone who works in the Wilderness Shop about it and no one has a clue. I have asked at The Axe Hole, and they haven't seen one like it either. The only marks on the spider are on either side of the hump, BT&R or BT&H on one side and HMB 2 on the other. Here's the url to the picture: http://tinyurl.com/8wyvbu4 It's in the upper right corner. Thanks once again, Micheal -- Micheal J. McEvoy BigGreenCanoe@g... Ely, MN (218) 235-9222 "Urbanization" is a term that is destined eventually to be deleted from our vocabulary, since no longer does it suggest a cultural polish, but more often the culturally incompetent, and physically, the grace and tactilty of a cow on glare ice. -- Calvin Rutstrum, "Back Country" ------------------------------------------------------------------------
233578	"Cliff Rohrabacher Esq." <rohrab	Oct-09-2012	Re: ID assistance on saw spider gauge
on page 11 is a drawing for an adjustable spider gauge http://www.fs.fed.us/t-d/pubs/pdfpubs/pdf05232815/pdf05232815dpi300.pdf Yours looks to be a gauge that works from one side of the saw but can check the set for all the teeth. On 10/8/2012 10:16 PM, Micheal McEvoy wrote: > I seem to have run into a wall on this one. > So far every one that I have asked has never seen a spider like this. > I work as a seasonal with the Forest Service (Kawishiwi District Superior NF) > and have asked just about everyone who works in the Wilderness Shop about it > and no one has a clue. I have asked at The Axe Hole, and they haven't seen one > like it either. > > The only marks on the spider are on either side of the hump, BT&R or BT&H on > one side and HMB 2 on the other. > > Here's the url to the picture: http://tinyurl.com/8wyvbu4 > > It's in the upper right corner. > > > Thanks once again, > Micheal ------------------------------------------------------------------------