Setting Crosscut Saws | Paul Sellers
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Paul shows how to apply set to a crosscut handsaw. He discusses how and why it differs from applying set to a ripcut saw before showing the ins and outs of how to accurately apply set to enable the saw to cut cleanly and accurately.
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I love your videos. Thank you for your dedication to teaching others.
I always get something from your videos. Keep up the great work. I would love to walk around your shop and look at all the planes in the background.
You make this so logical and seemingly easy to do. Thanks
Just a simple Thank You for all you do and to let You Tube know I am watching and voting on your channel.
Great video! I enjoy these little video's with one topic
This was a very helpful video Paul. Thanks a lot
love the video....waiting for the ripcut saw setting....thanks a lot Paul
Howdy from Tennessee USA, vary interesting, I don't know there was a difference. thank you:-)
Thanks for this. A great video, as usual.
Ini sangat bagus tutorialnya dan pengarahan mudah di baca terimakasih ,berbaginya , om ❤
Paul, how do make setting a saw seem so interesting? Thank you!
La respuesta a la pregunta que me estaba haciendo esta semana, hacia que lado se doblan los dientes, claramente explicado, muchas gracias, saludos desde Méx
I have two questions. Is it better to file the teeth before you set them, or does it matter? Also, how often should you have to set them? Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Beautiful absolutely beautiful
Thanks, great video
thanks for this, would you ever consider removing all set on a second hand saw and starting again or even removing it from a new saw
Does anyone remember which video Paul reworked the saw handle of a plain modern saw to be more comfortable and resemble an older saw?
Thank you.
Mr. Sellers, I tend to bend a handsaw on the inward side or have harmonic vibrations where the saw blade is at the outward side of a board. Please recommend how I can improve my performance. Thank you, Bill S.
Thanks for the video. I am about to undertake my biggest project to date. It calls for a 2 ft wide top to be laminated. I am worried that I will not do this properly and the places that I glue will split. Do you have a video that covers the proper way to do this so you don't have to worry about splitting along the glue lines?
There are a number of videos of this viewable with the free subscription to woodworkingmasterclasses.com
Very unformative and well done. Thank you.
Do you have a recommendation for a saw set! Or are they all fairly similar?
The Eclipse number 77 solid brass model is excellent
Ed music thanks!
Maybe I'm crazy but would it actually matter if the set was opposite so the teeth cut bevel-out instead of bevel-in? It would be a 60 degree cutting angle either way, no? I guess this would mess up future sharpening though since rather than widening the gullet, it would instead close it off completely (from the bevel's perspective).
Hi Paul, I'm on my way to becoming a father and I'd like to make my baby a crib. Could you show how you would build one?
How hard would it be to convert a rip saw to a crosscut?
Should be fairly easy as a ripcut is basically a crosscut saw without bevels. Just bevel the teeth and you're good to go.
However, the other way round (cross->rip) is not really feasible, because you'd need to file away a good portion of each tooth to remove the bevels.
And much I have to a teath ob the saw
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You already did that subject,make something new,new project,it's getting boring... we need inspiration