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1. wiki.vintagemachinery.org › Early History Of Band SawsEarly History Of Band Saws - VintageMachinery.org

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   May 9, 2018 · The VintageMachinery.org archive as of this writing (November 20, 2006) lists thirteen (13) band saws thought to be relatively early produced examples that are not four footed, and are cast iron and, in general do not have fully cast iron wheels.

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   • Collins & Greenwood

     This company was active in the mid-1870s and made a variety...

   • C. B. Rogers & Co

     The early history of the company is somewhat confusing as it...

   • First & Pryibil

     First & Pryibil made the first tilting bandsaw, or ship saw,...

   • Welch & Chipman

     A bandsaw with this name on it is in the collection of the...

   • Welch, Harrison & Co

     The best band saw in the market. Send for circular." An 1869...

   • D.C. Allen & Co

     This company was active in the early 1870s. Our best guess...

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2. wiki.vintagemachinery.org › Pre History Of Band SawsPre History Of Band Saws - VintageMachinery.org Knowledge ...

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   Jun 8, 2017 · The first American bandsaw patent was granted to Adam Stewart of Baltimore, in July of 1817. Stewart's patent was lost in the 1836 patent office fire, and so far we have only the patent title ("Band or belt saw") plus a description written by a magazine editor who confessed himself as "little acquainted with machinery in general".

3. amadamca.com › news › marvel-usaMarvel Made in the USA – Amada Saws

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   Jul 3, 2014 · Marvel is known for its commitment to manufacturing in the United States and today we still pride ourselves on manufacturing the highest quality band saws. While celebrating our 110 th year anniversary, Marvel has remained and continues to manufacture four of its best selling saws in Oshkosh, WI.

4. philadelphiaencyclopedia.org › essays › saws-and-sawSaws and Saw Making - Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia

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   By 1909 the Disston company occupied fifty-seven buildings on fifty acres. Its four thousand workers produced nine million saws annually, from traditional handsaws used by carpenters and do-it-yourselfers to huge circular and band saws employed by the lumber industry and in industrial settings.

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5. journalofantiques.com › features › hand-sawsHand Saws: A Primitive Tool on the Cutting Edge

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   The company went on to become a major American saw and tool manufacturer. Prior to 1893, the company concentrated on lumber, mill, and circular saws, of which they were a major player. Hand saws started to appear in the 1890’s catalogues.

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6. www.doallsaws.com › about-usDoALL Sawing - History and Who We Are

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   1935 - The first DoALL band saw machine is demonstrated across North America. 1957 - We invented the first welded tip tungsten carbide and the first high friction sawing band saw blades. 1984 - We built the ARS-1216, the first microprocessor-controlled sawing system with automatic storage & retrieval.

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   How many band saws have a patent date?

   • Of the twenty-one saws in the survey thus far, including both four footed cast iron, cast iron wheeled band saws and other early band saws that are not four footed, but are cast iron with , generally, non-cast iron wheels thirteen saws have one or more patent dates cast into them or otherwise strongly associated with them.

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   How many band saws are there?

   • The VintageMachinery.org archive as of this writing (November 20, 2006) lists thirteen (13) band saws thought to be relatively early produced examples that are not four footed, and are cast iron and, in general do not have fully cast iron wheels. These are as follows, listed alphabetically by the name of their manufacturer:

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   When was a band saw made?

   • The Collins and Greenwood firm did patent, on August 12, 1873, a design for a band saw frame. Both the Welch, Harrison and the Welch & Chipman saws have the patent date of June 16, 1868 cast into them, and, therefore both saws were manufactured after that date.

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   Where are Marvel band saws made?

   • In 1979, the company now known as Marvel moved to Oshkosh, WI and continued to manufacture the highest quality band saws in the United States. Marvel is known for its commitment to manufacturing in the United States and today we still pride ourselves on manufacturing the highest quality band saws.

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   When was the first bandsaw patent granted?

   • Check out some of these patents and then make up your own mind. The first American bandsaw patent was granted to Adam Stewart of Baltimore, in July of 1817.

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   When did Henry Disston start making saws?

   • Henry Disston started making and selling saws in 1840, operating out of a rented basement in Philadelphia. Despite setbacks during his first decade in business, such as fires and the confiscation of his machinery in a rent dispute, Disston built his company into the largest manufacturer of saws in the world.

   Hand Saws: A Primitive Tool on the Cutting Edge

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8. wiki.vintagemachinery.org › DeltaHistoryA Brief History of Delta - VintageMachinery.org Knowledge ...

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   Sep 16, 2018 · In 1928 Delta Specialty Company came out with this set of tools and it included table saw, lathe, disc sander and the American Boy scroll saw. This was a combination machine.