STANLEY MITRE BOXES.

These lloxcs are coml)act, strong and dural,le. anrl are quicklv Dllt tosether or tikeil
aparl for couvenience in carrying. '.t'he {rarrrc is onc solid ca.sting, giviDg great strengtlr.
'l he saw guide uprights are securely clarn|qd irr tal)cr(.d s,ickets in the swivel irm
and cen be adjusted tb hbld tlre sarv witliout p1ay, and also to countetact a saly that rrrns
orrt of true, due to impropef scttirrg or filing,
'lhe second, socket i[ the swivcl arm pennits the use of a short sarv or allows a much
longer slrolie rvith a slarrdrrd or r( gllltr sn\r.
'l lrc swivcl arm is pro!ided vitli a trncrc J indcs pirr v.lrich elrgages in holcs 1,laccd on
the rrllder side of the basc. T hese holes are rrade at thc conrnionly uscd aDgles as
dcsigrrrtcd ou top o[ tlre brsc a]lo\viug 3, 4, ;, 0, 8, 12, arrd 2l-si,l, ,l l,ieces to hc crri. The
edce of tlre base is gredrretctl irr degrecs and tlre st ivel arnl cril I'c s( t aud autonlatically
fastent d at any degrce desircd.
Thc ul)righls, Irotrt and hack, are gradrratcd irr sixtcentlrs .l irrclrcs, and movable stops
can be set, by means of thumb scrcws, to the denth of thc crrt dcsircd.
Stock guides hold all kinds of ordilrary \\'urli, as s cll as irrcgular forms, and can be
used as length gauges for duplicnlinq shortbi(c(.i.
Autonlatic catcheson the uprip,lrti lrold tbc saw up.which alloss llrc use of bollr
hands in placing the work. The a.liustable stop on iop of the sau.. cnrrring in conlrct
with the lever trip, releases the front crlclt. arrd tlresnw iri Iallirrg pit, )rt s:liqht ly forward
automatically releasiDg the rear catch, without any Dccessity of takirrg the linnd ftorn the
saw or touching the lever trip. Two coile-poioted levelilg scre\;s on the rear feet
prevent the Box sliding whcn in use. 'I'hese Boxes are regularly packed with back
saws made exprcssly for us,
Capacity Capaciry Capacityat \\-eight
No. Saw Right trIitre 30o rvitlrcrrt witn Box Only With Saw
Angle (45") Stock (;uide Saw Each Each
?40 20x4 8%in. 5)/2in. 3y2ie. 28 lbs. $8 60 $t0 60
242 22x 4 \Vt " 5\'2 " SVe " 28tA " I 60 l0 76
244 24x4 8% " 3lz" 28tL " 8 60 II 00
?46 26x4 8l+" 5lz"
'ti" 3)b^ 30 " 860 1126
qlq 26x4 eYz" 6)b" 4yF" 34 " 160 1226
368 2816 9Yz" 6Vz" {i(" 36 " I?6 1300
460 90x6 11 " 1Yz" rys " 51 " 12 60 tO 00
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STANLEY ..\/ICTOR'' MITRE BOXES.

Thesc Roxes are strong and accurate tools, though Dot having all the refinements
of tlde Slanhy Mitre Boxcs,
They are nlade with two styles of Sary Guides as explained below, and with either
style a pane! saw car1 be used eqrrally ars well as a back sa1v.
'fhe Boxes are priced both with aqd without sarv, and different nurubets are used to
show whether or not a saw is firrnished (see table).
Nos. 60 and 60 have roller Saw Guides (see cut of part No. 136 iq upper left hand corf,er
afillustrationotrpage34). Theyhavebeenlongandfavorablyknowual<lareuowrnad.e
with several improsements.
Nos. 50ye and 60% have flat-faced Sew Guides, as shorvn in cut above.
Both_Boxes_have_back, frarne, indexed quadrant atd swivel arm bearing in one piee,
accurately machined. The quadrant is indexed for cuttiug 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, and 24-sided pieces.
The srvivel arm can be locked at any point desired between zero and 45 degrees.
The saw guide uprights are securely clamped in the sockets in the swivel and can be
adjusted to hold the saw without side play, thus insuring great accuracy in working.
Movable stops are attached to the saw guide uprights permittiug the saw to cut only
to the desired depth.
?o use a panel saw in the No.50, change into the lou,er groove, the insefted plate which
connects the back ro1ler saw guides, and the blade of the saw will be stifry supported
by both sets of rollers and dothe work ofaback saw. To use a panel-sawinthe
No. 50ys, (see cut above) put a nail through the two smal1 holes near the top of the rear
saw guide to keep the saw in place.
Capacity CaDacitv
Saw RightAflgle Mitie (4b6) weight Each
No, 60 Wt in. &/rin. 20 lbs. $ 600
60 2ox4 WE" #/t" 25" 800
6oth IYr " 4Va " x0 ,,
660
60t6 20 x4 Wt" 4Vt" 26" 760
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PARTS OF STANLEY MITRE BOXES.

No.aodNameofPart MitreBoxNo.60 6016 240 242 244 248 346 358 460
I0t Frame $3 00 $3 c0 $3 60 $3 60 $3 50 $3 60 $4 20 $4 20 $5 60
102 Frame Board 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 60
104 Frame Leg 30 30 30 30 30 30 35 36 40
t 06 stock Guide
t 07 Stek Guide Clamo
t Og Stock Guide Plate' 05 05 05 05 06 05 05
I l0 Swivel Arm 'i5 15 125 125 125 | 25 140 140 165
Il Il Il BushinE
Swivel Arm Bushif, 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 l5
ll2 Swivel BushingScrEw 15 15 75 15 15 16 l5 15 16
II3 Index Clamping Lever 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 26
It5 Index Clamping I,ever Catch 05 05 05 05 05 05 05
t I 6 Index Clampiug Lever Spring 05 05 05 05 05 05 05
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22 Swivel Completa
Complete ( 50 and 50% ) 1 0u
00 1 uu
00
23 SwivelComplete(240to400) ,. ,.250 260 250 250 275 2'i6 3oo
24 " T " Base 25 26 '15 '15 '15 75 75 '16 '15
(each)
24y, Uprights (each)
24rlg 15 15 20 20 20 20 20 25 26
26 Saw Guide cap 05 05 05 05 05 06 06
27 Saw Guide CaD Plate 05 05 05 05 05 05 06 06 05
32 Saw Guide Ti6 rar 10 l0 10 10 16 16 16
33 Left Sraw Guide Stop and Screw 75 15 15 15 16 15 15 16 15
34 RightSawGuideSiopaudSclew.. .. 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
36 Saw Guide StoD SDriuc 05 05 05 05 05 06 05
36 Saw Guide Cvlind'er " 16 25 36 36 35 35 35 36 36
37 Saw Guide Ci'lilrder Plate 05 06 06 05 05 06 06 06 06
38 TriD Lever (-Iack ) 75 75 15 15 75 16 16
39 Triir Lever iFrorrt) 15 15 15 15 16 16 15
4t Leveling Screrv 10 10 10 10 l0 10 10
42 Trio Clamo and Screw 15 75 15 15 16 15 16
46 " Ti' Base'Clarup Screw 10 10 10 10 10 10 l0
Screws Nos. 103,105,108, 114,11?, 119, 120,721,123y2,128, 130, 143, 144, 145, Each $0 06
Always give Mitre Box number aud part number in ordering parts.
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