Bill,
Display stand?! Have we come so far from our roots that people don't realize
saws have to be filed? Or is it that they can't grasp the idea of filing without
a machine?
Really, why would a "display" hold the saw upside down? The jaws obscure the
etch!  :)
John Ruth

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> On May 23, 2015, at 7:35 AM, William Ghio  wrote:
> 
> Yesterday SWMBO and I took in some antique shops. In one I found a "saw
display stand." It looked at first glance like a tall sawhorse w/ a slot to hold
the saw. It was actually a two piece top that was hinged at its base so that as
you spread the legs apart, it gripped the saw - a saw vise that put the saw at
filing height. Of course, such saw vises have been discussed before, but I don't
ever remember one for a misery whip.
> 
> At $110, even tho it came complete w/ saw, I left it.
> 
> 
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> 
> Bill
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