Pax 1776 Tenon Saw - Traditional Open Handle

Thomas Flinn & Co

£183.8

The Pax 1776 Saw, Thomas Flinn’s finest tenon saw is a must have for all woodworking enthusiasts who appreciate premium saws. Made with a heavily folded brass back roll marked with "Pax 1776 Sheffield England", it is made as a celebration piece commemorating the start of Pax saws here in Sheffield, England. They are made today to the same high standards they were two hundred years ago. The folded brass back means the blade is held under tension offering excellent rigidity and balance. The weight of the brass back aids the fine cutting ability of this saw. The traditional open handle is made fr

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THOMAS FLINN & CO LIMITED, number 09293748. Checked 2026-08-29.
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