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RoGERft^ Saw Gummer. 
 
 THE SIMPLEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST GUMMER 
 
 EVER MADE «wmnn»srr 
 
 As an appliance for Gumming Saws tlie Emery (or Cornndnnn 
 Wheel has almost undisputed possession of t.V held does 
 
 he -vork quickly, and, when a wheel suitable for the work s used 
 without over-heating or case-hardening. ,' 
 
 The chief difficulty in the way of ihe universal adoution nf 
 tmery Wheels for gumunng saws has been the wa ot a^s m ,le 
 effective and low priced device for carrying the wheel Tl^'or' 
 ^'^^"fy ^;i^^^:f> «'• fi^edgnnder is quite uusuitablet^^^^^ 
 
 Thesv conditions are all fulfilled in the 
 
 ROGERS' SAW GUMMER. 
 
 The wheel is absoluiely under control and the simple stoos and 
 guides make the work perfectly regular and uniform ^ 
 
 This Machine consists of: ist. A frame, with spindle and emerv 
 wheel. 2nd. A double pivoted hinge attached to bracket on^able 
 3rd. An adjustable chuck for holding the saws. 
 
 The guides and stops make it unnecessary to mark off the saw 
 before gumming. ^'^^ 
 
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 Full directions with each machine. 
 
 LIST PRICE 
 
 ^^ Send for Net Cash Price. 
 
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 $40.00 
 
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 [This Filer 
 
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 No. i (Factory size). 
 
 SEIMI-AUTOMATIC. 
 
 For Circular Saws (> to 40-incli diameter, Rip and Cross-cut. 
 
 LIST PRICE. 
 
 j Including '3 Emery Wheels. Belt and Tight and Loose 
 
 Pulleys, and Table, as shewn $65 00 
 
 ^S^' Send for Net Cash Price. 
 
 [This Filer can be made Automatic and to file band saws. 
 
 EXTRA. 
 
 For Band Attachment 
 
 Packed F. O. C Hamilton. 
 
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 $15 00 
 
Rogers^ Saw Filers. 
 
 No. I (Factory size). 
 
 AUTOIMATIC. 
 
 For Circular Saws 6 to 40-inch diameter, Rip and Cross-cut, 
 
 LIST PRICE. 
 
 Including 3 Emery Wheels, Belt, and Tight and 
 
 Loose Pulleys, and Table, as shewn $85 00 
 
 This machine can be supplied without the Auto- 
 matic device (see page 2) for $6^ 00 
 
 ^^ Send for Net Cash Price. 
 Packed F. O. C. Hamilton. 
 
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 No. 2. (Small Mill size.) 
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 Fji- Circular Saws from 8 to 40-inch diameter, Rip and Cross cut. 
 
 $85 00 
 
 $65 00 
 
 LIST PRICE. 
 
 I As shown with 3 Emery Wheels 8-inch dia- 
 meter 
 
 Without Automatic attachment 
 
 it^ Send for Net Cash Price, 
 
 Packed F. O. C. Hamilton. 
 
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 $105 00 
 85 00 
 
Rogers^ Saw Filers. 
 
 No. 3. (Large Mill size) 
 
 AUTOMATIC STYLE. 
 
 For Circular Saws liom8 to72-i>ich diameter. 
 
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 LIST PRICE. 
 
 As shown with 3 Emery Wheels 8-inch dia- 
 
 J^eter $13000 
 
 Without Automatic attachment 
 
 98 00 
 
 i^' Send for Net Cash Price. 
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 This urand sale arises from the ad- 
 vantao-es the Filers afford the user ; 
 
 THEY SAVE TIME, 
 
 More than half the time of hand 
 filino- is saved. 
 
 I THEY SAVE POWER. 
 
 Becctuse they keep the teeth always 
 in perfect order and the saw 
 perfecdy even, 
 
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 98 00 
 
 THEY SAVE FILES 
 
 Because an emery wheel excels a 
 file in cutting quality, and costs 
 very much less. 
 
 THEY SAVE SAWS 
 
 ,These are kept round and true, and 
 the waste of material in jointing- 
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 BAND SAW SHARPENER. 
 
 I'or Hand Saws 2 to (> Inches Wido. 
 
 This machine is especially designed tor Band ReSaws, and is 
 sent out complete in every particular ready for tlie saw. If you 
 iiave a band Ke-Savv, and have trouble in keeping it in ordei, we 
 will be pleased to send one of these machines to yon for 30 days' 
 inspection and trial, to be returned at our expense if not entirely 
 satisfactory, 
 
 There will be no trouble in setting it up, as we send the saw- 
 holding devices with each machine. 
 
 It is simple in design and easily operated. After the teeth of a 
 band re-saw have been put into good and uniform si ape by the use 
 of this machine, but little attention is needed to maintain them in 
 l)erfect shape and efficiency. 
 
 Tlie sharpening is finished complete, and is better than can be 
 done by hand. The pawl moves the saw to the left at the rate of 
 of about 45 teeth to the minute. The emery wheel moves in and 
 out of each tooth as it passes, grinding either front, throat or back, 
 or all three, as may be deemed necessary. 
 
 The 4-iMch tight and loose pulleys should run ^-=^0 revolutions 
 per minute. The machine is compact, taking up as little tl cm as 
 possible for efficiency. It weighs, ready loi • tiipment |withtable| 
 lyo pounds. It is shipped in the table on whi':h it stands when in 
 use, and is complete in every particular except the 2 x6 scantlings 
 winch carry the saw holders. 
 
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 PLANER KNIFE GRINDER 
 
 LIST PRICES F. O. B. HAMILTON. 30 days' trial allowed 
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 Has points of advantage over some others, the principal 
 one being its adjustability for flat or concave grinding. 
 
 By slacking one bolt the slide or bed can be set at 
 different angles before the emery wheel, which has a flat 
 face with the outer corner rounded off. If the slide or bed 
 be set at a right angle to the emery wheel spindle the 
 knife will traverse back and forth against the flat face 
 and the knife be ground a flat bevel ; if it is set at any 
 other angle the rounded corner will do the grinding and 
 a concave bevel be the result This feature will be ap- 
 preciated by those who prefer a flat; stout edge for rough 
 work, and a thin concave edge for fine work. 
 
 The shifting of the belts that drive the bed back and 
 forth is accomplished b) a simple arrangement of bell 
 cranks inside the pedestal, one above and one below, con- 
 nected by a rod with joints at either end. The lower 
 crank is connected to the belt shifter, and the upper one 
 extends up through the top of the base and is acted upon 
 by adjustable dogs when the bed has travelled the re- 
 quires distance. 
 
 The arrangement is such that the bed can be adjusted 
 at different angles without affecting the belt shifring op- 
 eration ; in fact, the bed can be swung while the machine 
 is in motion. After the machine is started it requires 
 little or no attention. 
 
 The carriage has an even traverse back and forth, 
 and reversing is accomplished without noise or jar. 
 
 The shafts are steel and run in boxes lined with 
 genuine babbitt metal 
 
 These machines are manufactured by first-class 
 workmen and are fully warranted. 
 
 The emery wheels supplied with machines are 8 
 inches in diameter, 3>^-inch face, They can be used 
 up almost entirely- New wheels are furnished at $4.25 
 each. 
 
 The tigh r and loosk pulleys are 6 inches in dia- 
 meter, and should run tioo revolutions ter minute. 
 Weight of 26-inch machine, boxed, 4 so pounds. 
 
 We keep machines in stock with knife bars or holders 
 suitable for light knives, but will furnish machines with 
 bars suitable for any knife without extra charge. 
 
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 ROGERS' COMBINE. 
 
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 COMPRISING 
 A TOOL GRINDER, carrying five emery wheels of dif- 
 ferent shapes and sizes, for knives and tools. 
 
 ^ ''o^aVon';'''^^'';-'^!;^-'^"^^'^^^^' in combination 
 or alone. A practical rig in every respect. 
 
 A SAW GUMMER. simple and accurate. 
 
 PRICE LIST. 
 
 Tool Grinder, with 5 wheels 4^ 
 
 Head Grinding attachment Sin. dia 20 co 
 
 Saw Gumming attachment 
 
 Machine with all attachments 82 o 
 
 Head Grinder alone, complete . . , 
 
 * 44 ^o 
 
 ^^' Send for Net Cash Prices. 
 
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 ROGERS' COMBINE. 
 
 Combined Moulding Bit, Tool, Circular Srw and 
 Shimer Cutter Grinder. Just the machine far a tool room. 
 These machines are gotten up in first-class style and are fully 
 warranted. 
 
 5 of dif- 
 
 ination 
 
 $50 00 
 
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 82 00 
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 THE HEAD GAINDER in combination or alone acts 
 as a vise to hold the head while adjusting the cutters. It 
 completes the work of sharpening, no files heing used. There 
 is nothing complicated about it, and it is quiekly changed to 
 suit any size of head or any angle or bevel on the knives. 
 Not only does this machine do the work in much less time 
 than it can be done by hand, but it keeps the cutters in good 
 shape ; the throats well cut out so as to give clearance for 
 shavings, making the work easier on the head. This one at- 
 tachment will pay for the machine in a short time in tlie item 
 of time saving alone. 
 
 SAW SHARPENER. The Saw Gunnning and Shar- 
 pening Attachment is very effective. It can be used for 
 jointing the saw, and simple stops make the teeth unift)rm, 
 the hook and depth of all teeth the same, so the saws can be 
 kept in first-class order with very little trouble. 
 
 TOOL GRINDER. The gang of emery wheels needs 
 no commendation. Every millman knows how handy it is to 
 have various shaped wheels always ready. The shape of faces 
 of these wheels can be varied to suit special uses without 
 extra charge. 
 
 Height of Machine to top of 8-in. wheels, 24-in. 
 
 Weight of c»>mplete machine, 250 jiounds- Emery 
 wheels are 8 inches in diameter. The tight and ioose pulleys 
 are 4 inches in diameter 2}4 i'l- f^^^'t^S 'i'^^' siiould run 500 
 revolutions per minute. 
 
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Rogers' Brazing Lamp, 
 
 For Band Saws up to i>4 in. W ide, 
 
 
 This machine does away with tongs, kinks, 
 curved and defective brazes. 
 
 The two flames meeting at thic saw produce 
 great lieat. vSaws are heated in less than 30 sec^onds 
 
 Sent on 10 days' trial to responsible parties. 
 
 Directions — File the laps ; place the saw on the f<jim 
 v\ith back to the straiijht edge, and clamp in place by tight- 
 ening thumb screws ; clean the silver solder with fine sand 
 j)aper and acid ; also the laps ; place thj solder in the lap ; 
 use plenty of powdered borax ; light lamps, fill the rubber 
 globe by blowing in mouthpiece, watch until the saw is a 
 cherry red, then press down on the lever, when the clamjis 
 will seize the saw firmly and give it mper 
 
 without any danger of checking or kinkingthe saw. 
 
 Price $15.00 
 
 SW Send for Net Cash Price. 
 
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