Arno I would say the thing you could use is a medical saw for bone work, I have a few photos and they are small. Some are like a tenon saw and the other is like a carpenters pad saw. I will post when near my computer
Regards Brennivs :lol:
Woe Ye The Vanquished
Brennvs 390 BC
When you have all this why do you envy our mud huts
Caratacvs
Centvrio Princeps Brennivs COH I Dacorivm (Roma Antiqvia)
A couple of Saws from London No 5-6, Unfortunately no idea of the actual size but probably obvious from the grip of one, from the Old London museum Catalogue 1946 plate XXXVI... from Bank of England and London Wall sites.
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Sketch of a Carpenters bench and tools from Pompeii
"And the four bare walls stand on the seashore. a wreck a skeleton a monument of that instability and vicissitude to which all things human are subject. Not a dwelling within sight, and the farm labourer, and curious traveller, are the only persons that ever visit the scene where once so many thousands were congregated." T.Lewin 1867
Here are a couple of pics :grin:
The second photo the saw is at the top right you could also have a straight handle this one is in bronze but you could use iron. The photo below shows the saw below the box and the saw teeth cut on the pull. As you can see the saw is quite small compared to the scapel handles.
Regards Brennivs :lol:
Woe Ye The Vanquished
Brennvs 390 BC
When you have all this why do you envy our mud huts
Caratacvs
Centvrio Princeps Brennivs COH I Dacorivm (Roma Antiqvia)