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Kennedy "Hexacut" HacksawsW. Kennedy Ltd and Chas. Taylor of Birmingham, England
The basic Kennedy No. 60 saw supplied for operation by the customer's own motor. This unit lacked the aluminium base plate of the complete machine and was fitted with V rather than flat-belt drive
The complete Kennedy No. 60 saw with base and a Hoover 1/6 hp motor.On the side of the motor can be seen the automatic stop switch operated, very simply, by a pivoting bar acting against the underside of the frame.
In this publicity picture of the No. 60 saw the cap normally fitted to the top of the oil dash-pot has been left off
Rare Kennedy Model 90 saw with a capacity on round bar of 31/2-inches and square and angle of 3-inches. Although a much stronger machine than the Model 60 at 36-inches long, 141/2-inches height and 121/2-inches wide (and weighing 88 lbs.), the machine was far less portable.
Note the hexagon bracing bar running from beneath the end of the vice to the main body
Mild-steel pedestal stand for workshop use. The saw was not bolted down but could be lifted off for use elsewhere in the works.
A light-weight portable tripod designed to hold the saw when used "on site".
A tripod stand to support the end of long work
Instead of the plain length stop one with a screwed end could be specified at extra cost.
As an option vice jaws set at 45º were available
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