wrote:
>>I recently was given a 1946 Stanley W8 worm drive saw, w/original
>>blades, metal box, paperwork, even the tube of grease. It cut through
>>a stud easily, even with the old blade. However, I have no use for it,
>>so I've decided to sell it on Ebay.
>
>Maybe PBS could do a cross between "New Yankee Workshop" and
>"Antiques Roadshow". I can just see it now...
>
>"Well, Scott, what you've got here is a classic worm drive saw, made
>by the Stanley Tool Works, circa 1940-1950. We can tell who made it,
>because if you turn it right side up, you can see that it's got
... snip of some funny stuff
Do you have any idea what this is worth at
>auction today?"
I think *that's* what he's trying to find out. ;-)
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