Woodworker's Journal

Clearly Set

ixty-seven guessers took aim at Ken Gatto’s February mystery tool labeled “Bullock.” And that branding was a dead giveaway for many. “It’s a Leach Pattern Saw Set No. 1, produced by Bullock Manufacturing in Springfield, of Crozet, Virginia. “These date back to the early 1900s,” adds -. “I have three of them and use them!” says .

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