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Difficult to ReadDisplay FontDecorative UseAttention Grabbing
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License
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Analysis Status
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Updated Apr 3, 2026, 1:25 PM
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Commercial Use Guidance
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Attribution & Foundry
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Vendor ID
SWFT
Version
Rev. 003.000
Commercial Use Guidance
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Copyright
Copyright ©1986-1995 SWFTE International, Ltd. All rights reserved.
Best suited for industrial-themed designs, posters, and attention-grabbing headlines.
Avoid using this font for body text or in formal contexts.
Pair with a simple sans-serif to balance the decorative nature.
Ensure the font is large enough to showcase the details.
Use sparingly to maintain visual impact.
Categories
Industrial, Decorative
Styles
2
Source Format
ZIP archive
Font Family
CircularSaw
Font Subfamily
Oblique
Full Name
CircularSaw Oblique
PostScript Name
CircularSawObliqueSWFTE
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Trademark
CircularSaw is a trademark of SWFTE International, Ltd.
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Use caution as smaller point sizes may become difficult to read.