Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 31
Fig. 79.—Tenon Saw. eight saws, comprising the rip, cross-cut,hand, panel, tenon, dovetail, bow or turn-ing, and keyhole. The hand-saw type in-cludes the hand saw proper, the ripping,half-ripping, and panel saws, all of similaroutline, but differing in dimensions and inform and size of teeth. There… … Fig. 80.—Bow or Frame Saw. especially by the carpenter. Fig. 78 is asaw with nibbed back. Straight back andskew back or round back saws are made, andthe teeth of the latter do not require to beset. The typical hand saw has a blade whichis from 24 in. to 28 in. long. Its blade isas thin as possible,…
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