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saw restoration help

Karda

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Hi, I found a sweet little Disston back saw and am restoring it. I have cleaned the blade as clean as I want but the etch is visible and i can read most of it but i would like to make it a little clearer. Is there something I can use to remove the black but not damage the etch. I think some body cleaned it before because when I started on it the etch looked like it had already been worked on. Thanks Mike

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ok I'll try that, most of the utubde videos use sand paper and don't mention the etch
 
Sorry, Eric, but I'm not an expert on restoring hand tools.

Now, if it had a motor and a plug, that'be right up my alley!
That's your next addiction, you just dont know it yet.:sarcastic::mocking:
 
That's your next addiction, you just dont know it yet.:sarcastic::mocking:

I'm sure I'll get there eventually. :blush: Have done a few handplanes. But I also really like the couple of Japanese pull saws I have - I like cutting with them a lot better than western style hand saws.
 
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