Description :

This collection includes a Husky No. 175274 fabric tool rig with multiple reinforced pouches and steel hardware loops for hands-free tool transport. A Craftsman 940642 panel saw featuring a plastic handle and steel blade is included for general-purpose crosscuts. Also present is a Sandvik 51 bowsaw blade mounted in a metal frame, designed for dry wood cutting. A red plastic toolbox houses a selection of carbide router bits with 1/4” shanks, compatible with rotary tools for precision cutting, trimming, and joinery tasks. These components support mobile carpentry work, shaping, and surface detailing across a range of materials.

This combination reflects a practical carry-and-use configuration common among field carpenters and trim installers. The Husky 175274 rig was standard for jobsite tool access, while the Craftsman 940642 served as a utility saw found in most contractor kits during the period. The Sandvik 51 blade provided durable cutting performance on rough stock, and the carbide router bits offered options for detailed profile shaping. Together, these items formed a mobile toolset suited to light framing, trim fitting, and finishing work across varied jobsite conditions.

Materials Made Of: Fabric, steel, plastic, wood, carbide