Another saw blade from a friend

Hey Scotty Overkill I know what you mean about cutting a scene into, and subsequently ruining, an antique. I have done it before but now cut a scene out and mount it about 1/2" behind the saw . The saw is clasped in front with no damage to it. These particular clasps are welded together so you would have to cut them to retrieve your antique. What I am going to do in the future is bend them over the front of the saw about 5/8" top and bottom so you can pry them open if need be. You can display your undamaged antique with a nice woodsy scene and the 1/2" space gives a bit of depth to the piece!