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HANDSAW sa BACKSAW sa BOW SAW sa COMPASS & KEYHOLE SAW sa HANDSAW SHARPENING sa HANDSAW STORAGE xx SAW Tips on making replacement handles for old handsaws. Convert a hacksaw blade into a trim saw for flush cutting of wooden plugs. Edge tools. Essential hand tools that every shop should have. A guide to planes, scrapers, handsaws, chisels, and spokeshaves. Tips on straightening a bent handsaw blade. Tips on using a handsaw. A primer on rip and crosscut saws. A general look at the use and maintenance of different types of handsaws. Covers crosscut saw, rip saw, frame saw, bow saw, pad saw, flooring saw, and log saw. A look at the use and maintenance of different handsaws, including backsaw, dovetail saw, slotting saw, veneer saw, coping saw, hacksaw, and blitz saw. Proper use of hand saws. Tips on selection and use. Hand power. A look at both new and old handsaw styles. Six basic hand saws and how to use them (keyhole, coping, hacksaw, rip, crosscut and backsaw). The basics of handsaws. How to pick the right saw and use it properly. Japanese hand tools. An introduction to Japanese saws, planes and chisels. Tip: Depth-gauge idea when cutting a saw kerf with a handsaw. Hand saw basics. A guide to all-purpose, coping, back and keyhole saws. How to use and maintain them. Technique for keeping a handsaw cutting in a straight line and at the same time keeping the blade straight up and down. Tip shows how to get an accurate start when cutting with a handsaw. How to clean the rust off a handsaw and keep it from rusting again. Handsaws. How to care for and use a handsaw. Includes sharpening instructions. Tips on determining the quality of old handsaws. How to clean and refurbish them for use. Using a handsaw correctly. Illustrations show the construction of a sliding dovetail saw. Convert a kitchen knife into a planemaker's saw, by cutting teeth into the knife. A planemaker's saw is useful for sawing through mortises or wedge slots, trimming protruding tenons or pegs. getting into small places, etc. Protect handsaw blades by covering them with plastic "backbone" strips, sold at office supply stores. Japanese hand saws. Thin, flexible blades which cut on the pull stroke. Tips on sharpening and using these saws. The backsaw. How to buy, use and sharpen this basic tool. Make small "pull saws" from saber saw blades equipped with wooden handles. Handsaws and how to use them. Tip: Simple device to apply a thin coat of oil to a handsaw blade, plane's sole, etc. Makes the tool easier to use by reducing friction. Choosing and using Japanese handsaws. How to straighten a bent or kinked handsaw. A very social tool. How to select, sharpen and use a crosscut timber saw to cut firewood. Using a ripsaw. Some tips. A guide to handsaws, backsaws, curve-cutting saws and hacksaws. Basic information on teeth differences and sawing techniques. A guide to the many hand saws on the market. The revival of the crosscut saw for cutting firewood. Tips on selection and use. Tip: How to "nick" the back of a handsaw so you can use it to cut through nails and screws encountered when remodeling, repairing, etc. Handsaws. A guide to sharpening, care and use. How to choose and use a crosscut saw. Introduction to the hand saw family. How to consistently make straight, precise cuts with a handsaw. Tip on adding a depth gauge to a hand saw. Restoring handsaws. Removing kinks, rust, scale and dirt. Evaluating an old saw. Saw powered by bicycle crank, driven by electric motor, saws cordwood easily. Twenty-three woodworking tips include (1) guide block to help keep saw vertical, (2) tip on sawing a narrow strip off bottom of a door, (3) guide block for cutting a bevel by hand. Workshop mini-course. Handsaw basics. Make your own multi-use handsaw. By mounting the blade at right angle to the shoulder of the handle, you have a right angle square. Then, install spirit level vials in the saw handle to make a level. Now you have three tools in one. How to fell trees and cut firewood using a one- and two-man crosscut saw. Build the American bucksaw. Features a cherry wood frame. Workshop minicourse. How to choose and use a ripsaw. Workshop minicourse. Using handsaws. Handsaws. Tips on choosing from 24 different styles of handsaws. Tip: Lubricate the blade of a handsaw with paraffin wax. Handsaw basics. With a little practice, a well-tuned handsaw holds its own on any job. Buyer's guide to tools aids hand saw selection. Make a 21" pruning saw from a 28" long piece of aluminum tubing and a saw blade. How many handsaws do you need for home jobs? A look at crosscut, rip, back, dovetail, coping, compass, keyhole and hacksaws. Includes plans for a wooden miter box, tips on cutting dovetail joints, and an accessory table for coping-saw cuts. Chart suggests which saw to use for what job. Handsaws. A look at various styles, point sizes, accessories, and uses. Includes tips on identifying and using a good handsaw. Tip on cutting "just a hair" off a piece of wood with a handsaw. The handsaw. Overview of various styles and proper use. Folding pocket saw. Utility saw for tight places is made by fitting a reciprocating saw blade with a wooden handle. Trim saw for cutting off wood plugs just above the surface without marring the work piece. Four helpful handsaws. An introduction to Japanese saws, flush-cutting saws, and two short toolbox handsaws. Rejuvenating an old hand saw. How to remove rust, reshape the blade, file new teeth and add a new handle. Japanese saws. How they differ from western-style saws, a comparison of 4 brands, and traditional block gauges or cutting guides. How to modify a screwdriver to tighten "saw nuts", those special nuts and bolts which join a handsaw blade to its handle. Tip on attaching user-made depth guides to backsaws or crosscut handsaws. The basics of sawing. Tips on choosing the correct handsaw for the job to be done. Japanese double-edged saw (Ryoba Noko Giri). Part 1. An introduction to it's design and construction. Japanese double-edged saw (Ryoba Noko Giri). Part 2. Using and sharpening. Tools of the trade. Part 5. Handsaws and back-saws. Tip: Sharpen the back edge of your handsaw to form a knife-edge. Use it for sharpening pencils, trimming wedges, etc. Tips on removing kinks from handsaw blades. Tip on modifying a bricklayer's gauging trowel to serve as a saw for cutting off plugs, wedges, tenons, etc. Straightening handsaws or backsaws which are slightly bent. Japanese handsaws. How they differ from Western designs. Tips on selection and use. In defense of hand saws. How to use a crosscut saw, backsaw, dovetail saw, Japanese saw, flush-trim saw, coping saw and rip saw. Includes advice on finding and restoring hand saws and on sharpening a hand saw. High-tech handsaws. A look at new saws that cut on both push and pull strokes and have varying arrangements of set and unset teeth. Make friends with a handsaw. Tips on selection, sharpening and use. Handtools, second in a series of articles on how to choose and use hand tools examines basic handsaws. Basics of handsawing. Some tips. Tip: How to handsaw a bevel accurately using only a 2x4 as a guide. Differences between rip and crosscut handsaws are described and illustrated. Crosscutting with a handsaw. The basic technique is illustrated. Make a small handsaw for a tight spot by fitting a reciprocating saw blade with a long scrap-wood handle. Simple guide for making square crosscuts with a handsaw. | |||||||||
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