A home workshop not having a complete set of tools may be supplied in many ways with tools made by the owner. The hacksaw frame illustrated is one of these. The frame is made of hard wood. The saw end is inserted in a slot sawed in the handle end, and a screw or small bolt holds it in place. The other end is equipped with a bolt having a sheet-metal head, as shown at A. The blade is kept from turning by a projection of the sheet metal which fits in a saw cut made in the frame. - Contributed by W. A. Henry, Galesburg, III.

Ill: Hacksaw Frame. Cut from Hard Wood, with Fittings Attached to Draw the Blade Taut