Apr 6, 2013
Fit the blade, now for a final dimensioning of the handle thickness down to the brass bolts
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Fit the blade, now for a final dimensioning of the handle thickness down to the brass bolts
Making some progress on these carcase saws. The saw blade is hammered into the brass back using a slightly rounded paddle made from a soft(ish) wood. The idea here is that about 15 or so teeth will be contacting the paddle at all times. If one were to use a flat surfaced paddle for this purpose they would run the risk of hitting the saw blade with a corner, and bending or dulling a tooth.