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Educational woodworking for home and school (1908)

Park, Joseph C · New York, MacMillan · leaf 77

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of the front part of the tooth. Thispart of the tooth wears down fastest and it needs mostof the filing that is done on the tooth. The back of thetooth should be filed very little, just enough to give therequired depth between the teeth. Rip saws are jointedand set the same as cross-cut saws, but… … Fig. 46. — Teeth and points per inch of rip saws.68

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