has verysmall teeth, as it is used for cutting comparatively smallpieces of lumber. In the actual filing of saws the size of the tooth isdetermined by the number of teeth in a given distance.The size of its teeth, other things being equal, does nothelp or hinder the smooth cutting of a saw. For a… … Fig. 23. The different angles most suitable for general work arealso indicated in the same figures, Fig. 23 representingthe teeth for a rip saw and Fig. 24 the teeth fora cross cutting saw. These should be varied according to the kind of wood; they should be less acute forhard wood and more acute…
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