Handsaw and method of assembling handle parts to each other and to a saw blade
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Jun 26, 2003
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Nov 26, 2002
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Nov 26, 2001
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A handsaw includes a saw blade and a handle, wherein the handle comprises first and second handle halves. The handle halves are intended to be assembled together in connection with one end of the saw blade. The first handle half is provided with a first array of snap-elements on its inside facing the second handle half upon assembly, and the second handle half is provided with a second array of snap-elements on its respective inside facing towards the first handle half. The snap-elements of the first array engage with the snap-elements of the second array by means of a snap-action upon assembly. The handle halves are held firmly together solely through the medium of the snap-elements. Some of the snap elements may pass through holes formed in the saw blade, to secure the saw blade to the handle.
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