Barrows, F. W. (Frank Wilson), b. 1853 · New York, N.W. Henley Pub. Co. · leaf 64
saw every time we file it, and for this reason weshould be particular, when it is necessary, to set the teeth 62 THE CIRCULAR SAW. 63 all just alike, and as the point of the tooth is usually theguide in setting the saw, it is evident that the points shouldall be at the same distance from the centre… … Fig. Fig. results. It cuts more freely, leaves the stuff smoother, andwill keep sharp as long as a saw which is filed at an angleor fleaming. If you beheve iii fiUng the teeth at an angle with the axisof saw, let me show you something which perhaps you have 64 PATTERNMAKING. already noticed and can…
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