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skou
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I've currently got 2 of them. (Had 3, but the fire...) all of them have square drive, and, if assembled correctly, the scale should be the same on both sides.

Yes, the blade is a Disston design. (Or, at least made by Disston to Magna specs.)

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I concede mine is square drive too clearly marked diston .thats why i ask you guys. I have much to learn.Now that I understand it it works surprisingly well.
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skou wrote:I've currently got 2 of them. (Had 3, but the fire...) all of them have square drive, and, if assembled correctly, the scale should be the same on both sides.

Yes, the blade is a Disston design. (Or, at least made by Disston to Magna specs.)

steve
See what happens when one depends upon distant memory.:o My recollection of the two sides not both indicating was of when I had it assembled incorrectly(still relying on memory).:eek: My blade is currently 'inaccessible'.:(
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