Crosscut Saw Manual

Many readers undoubtedly have run crosscut saws in the past, and a lot of you know the difference between a good running saw and a poorly filed one. A poorly filed saw deserves the name I have often heard attributed to it... "misery whip." A well-filed saw, however, is efficient and canbe satisfying to use. Only in recent years was a chain saw developed that could beat a topnotch bucker in a contest. There is a record of a 32-inch Douglas-fir log cut in 1 minute 262/5 seconds by one bucker.Saw filers of any quality are becoming very difficult-if not impossible-to find. This manual was written so those of you who use crosscut saws can maintain them yourselves and overcome some of the misery of that ol' whip.The manual provides a basic description of how and why a crosscut saw works, tips on building a saw vise, and some experience-tested methods as a guide for achieving a well running saw.Only saws having raker teeth are discussed, because they are by far the most common saws found today. This includes lance, perforated-lance, and champion tooth patterns.

Author: Forest Service Technology &. Development, United States Department of Agriculture
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 12/27/2014
Pages: 34
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.23lbs
Size: 11.02h x 8.50w x 0.07d
ISBN13: 9781505773798
ISBN10: 1505773792
BISAC Categories:
- Reference | General

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