Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 64
forharder wood it should be as much as seventy-five degrees. In general,the harder the wood to be cut, the smaller should be the teeth ofthe saw. Fig. 21 shows a cross-cut saw with the slope of the teethindicated, and Fig. 22 shows how the teeth should be filed. Thecross-cut saw is also known as… … Fig. 23. Back Saw two. It may be used for either cutting with the grain or against it,but in any case does not do such good work as the special saw whichis intended for the particular kind of work which is at hand. 45 36 CARPENTRY
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