Archive for the 'Lenox' Category

Dealmonger: Lenox Flush-Cutting Blade Adaptor $6

Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

Tools Direct is selling this Lenox PVC/ABS Plastic Pipe Flush-Cutting Blade Adaptor for $5.77.  Combined with either the HSF12 or HSF18 Plastic Pipe Hand Saw, this adaptor’ll let you make flush cuts on pipes passing through plane surfaces, like the floor of your bathroom.

Plastic Pipe Flush-Cutting Blade Adaptor [Tools Direct]
Street Pricing [Google]

Band Saw Blade Alignment Gauge

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

No matter how good your band saw is, if it doesn’t cut square it’s not living up to its potential.  Usually setting a band saw blade square to the table involves a lot of cutting and checking of scrap stock — or you could clip this blade alignment gauge to the blade and check the alignment easily with a machinist square.

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One Tooth Hole Cutter

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
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Is it still a saw if it only has one tooth? Lenox avoids the issue by calling this tool a hole cutter, and its design evidently offers some really cool advantages over normal hole saws. For one thing, the cutter works best with low torque and high speed. And it’ll cut holes that aren’t perpendicular to the workpiece!

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Dealmonger: Lenox 10-Piece Plumber’s Bi-Metal Hole Saw Set $33

Thursday, April 10th, 2008
Lenox 30808-600P 10 Piece Plumbers Bi-Metal Hole Saw Set

Amazon’s offering another deal/steal, this time on the Lenox 10-piece plumber’s hole saw set, for $33 with free shipping. The set includes six bi-metal saws in sizes 3/4″, 7/8″, 1-1/8″, 1-1/2″, 1-3/4″, and 2-1/4″, which are the most common sizes in plumbing applications. It also comes with a plastic case, two arbors, an arbor adapter, and a pilot drill. Lenox welds the high-speed, steel teeth to a spring steel backing — their patented bi-metal technology means a longer life for your saws.

Lenox [Corporate Site]
Street Pricing [Google Products]
Via Amazon [What's This?]

Lenox: Low Profile Hacksaw

Sunday, June 18th, 2006

lowprofilehacksaw[2].jpgAll hacksaw jobs are not created equal, nor are they all created in easy-to-reach places. Lenox recognizes this, offering a cool twist on the sturdy rectangle-shaped design standard hacksaws have shared for decades.

The tip of their Gray Wolf 5012 hacksaw is tapered down at the front to fit in areas with smaller clearance for those close-quarter cuts, while the rear of the saw remains large to support a big handle grip that’ll fit your gloved hands. 

We’re really impressed.  In the past you had two options: the big saw or one of those little mini-saws that’s barely bigger than the blade.  Sure, sometimes you’ll still have to use the mini-saw, but in our experience, the ‘Wolf could handle 90% of the close-quarters work..

The ’Wolf uses standard 12″ hacksaw blades and street pricing starts around $20.  (Though if you hunt you can find it for even less.)

The Gray Wolf 5012 Low-Profile Hacksaw [Lenox]
Street Pricing [Froogle]