DWN2 - 48” Vintage Crosscut Two Man Timber Logging Hand Saw

Description

View DWN2 - 48” Vintage Crosscut Two Man Timber Logging Hand Saw with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Historically known by lumberjacks as a “misery whip”, these long, heavy-duty hand tools were essential for bucking and felling large timber before chainsaws took over the industry. The main end has a large wooden D-handle. DWN2 - 48” Blade 52”Total Length Vintage Crosscut Two Man Timber Logging Hand SawThe selected region shows a vintage one-man crosscut saw (often fitted with a secondary handle socket to allow for two-man operation). Historically known by lumberjacks as a “misery whip”, these long, heavy-duty hand tools were essential for bucking and felling large timber before chainsaws took over the industry. It features a Great American tooth pattern, which consists of repeated groups of three cutting teeth separated by deep gullets. The gullets function to clear out wood chips and sawdust during the pull and push strokes so the blade doesn't bind in green logs. The main end has a large wooden D-handle. At the narrower end (the toe), there is a metal socket designed to hold a removable wooden auxiliary peg handle, allowing a second person to help assist with heavy logs. My goal is to provide accurate descriptions and satisfaction with every purchase! Not being an expert, I have listed a method I think appropriate for the item.Make sure to check out my other listings on similar items.I have taken several photos as they are the best description that I can offer as far as its condition goes. Please use the zoom and feature to see the fine detail of this itemThank you very much for looking. Have a great day. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Tools, Hardware & Locks › Tools › Carpentry, Woodworking › Saws. Brand: Unknown.

Country of Origin

United States

Brand

Unknown

Original/Reproduction

Vintage Original

Featured Refinements

Logging Saw

Modified Item

No

California Prop 65 Warning

NA