Educational woodworking for home and school (1908)
Park, Joseph C. (Joseph Charles), b. 1872 · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 83
aw.—In a cross-cut saw the teethare V-shaped and are sharpened in such a way thatthey cut the fibers in passing over them. The finer asaw is made to cut; the greater the number of teeth to theinch. For the number of teeth and points per inch seeFig. 49. For ordinary cross-cutting a 10-point saw(10… … Fig. 50. — Hand-saw jointer. order is known as jointing. To joint a saw take a flatmill file and file the teeth down until they are all thesame height. See Fig. 50. The second operation is the setting. This is done bymeans of a saw set (Fig. 51), which turns the points of theteeth uniformly. The…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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