Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 198
Fig. 107. The compass saw One end of the turning saw can be released fromthe frame by removing a pin, passed through a smallhole. This is fastened in the frame again and madeto follow a curved line like a fret or coping saw. … Fig. 108. The turning saw The number of teeth to the inch varies, and sawsare rated as four-point, five-point, etc., according tothe number of points or spaces to the inch. For 174 CARPENTRY AND WOOD WORK very hard woods, a saw with small teeth, i. e., withmore points than ordinary to the inch,…
Carpentry · Woodwork
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