Educational woodworking for home and school (1908)
Park, Joseph C · New York, MacMillan · leaf 86
Fig. go. — Cutting action of saw teeth. C, cross-cut saw; D, rip saw. tooth. Fig. 60 illustrates the principle on which sawteeth are constructed. ^ 35. Back Saw. — The back saw is a cross-cut saw withvery fine teeth. It is intended for fine and accuratesawing. The saw blade is very thin and this is… … Fig. 61. —Back saw. a, blade; 6, handle; c, teeth; d, tip; e, heel; /, back. 36. Bracket Saw. — A bracket saw is a saw constructedin such a way that it can be used in sawing curves in thinwoods. It is a veiy valuable tool in manual training
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