Definition of Backsaws

1. backsaw [n] - See also: backsaw

Lexicographical Neighbors of Backsaws

backronym
backronyms
backroom
backroom boy
backroom staff
backrooms
backrower
backrowers
backrub
backrubs
backrush
backrushes
backs
backs up
backsaw
backsaws (current term)
backscatter
backscattered
backscattered electron
backscattered electron imaging
backscattering
backscatterings
backscatters
backscratch
backscratched
backscratcher
backscratchers
backscratches
backscratching
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Literary usage of Backsaws

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Handbook in Woodwork and Carpentry: For Teachers and Normal Schools by Charles Albert King (1911)
"24-15" iron jack planes. 24-6" try-squares. 24-7" iron knuckle-joint block 24-12" backsaws. planes. 24 bench hooks. 24-1" socket firmer chisels. ..."

2. The Elementary Principles of Machine Design by Jacob G. Arnold Meyer (1897)
"... Using, and Filing all kinds of Handsaws, backsaws, Compass and Keyhole Saws; Web, Hack, and Butchers' Saws; Showing the Shapes, Forms, Angles, Pitches, ..."

3. Tariff Information Surveys on the Articles in Paragraph 1- of the Tariff Act by United States Tariff Commission (1921)
"backsaws have thin blades for fine cutting, with the back stiffened by a thick strio of steel or brass to preven I the blade from buckling. ..."

4. The Existing Tariff on Imports Into the United States, Etc.: And the Free by United States, Justin Smith Morrill (1884)
"I 439 Bacon 254 Bacon 149 backsaws 84 Bags, and other like manufactures ' of flax, hemp, jute, &c.; 46 pouches of Judia rubber bead 390 for in ..."

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