Tools That Don’t need Fuel Part 7 Bow Saw
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- This video shows how I sharpen a bow saw with a before and after test.
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That's nice I went to the library and checked out a book on breakdown backpacking tools. It has instructions on a bowsaw so I built one. Since the old blade I used is dull now I can sharpen it. Thanks for the friendly tutorial.
Very cool! Enjoy the job.
Thank you Bruce, just what I needed!
Glad it helped!
Bravo Bruce! I've been sharpening my saws, axes etc for as long as I can remember, but our Younger Generation needs info like this! Well done my Friend! Cheers!! Zip~
Thanks Zip. Yes fun to me when I was young was doing stuff to be independent.
I just did "Bruce's shop Tour" Your shop tours have inspired me to do it. But it is stuck in processing for 2 hours AARGH!!!
Bruce
Bruce Pender I tend to get a little long winded when I talk about my shop, but that building has been many a safe haven for 115 years. So a 15+ minute video showing how I have things set up is but a speck in the life of this old Shop of mine. I like to think it opened its doors to me and I am very appreciative and respectful to have this building giving me and my wares shelter. Glad I was able to help inspire! I've had videos that I had to start over with because they would get stuck in the "processing" stage. Aggravating! Chin up! The States are Warming Up!!!
ZippoVarga Here it is by gully Bruce's Shop I missed my chain hoist in the clip.
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it really makes a much better saw if you start by leveling all the teeth using a mill file before sharpening the teeth. That way, all the teeth will end up the same height. Many modern blades have induction hardened teeth that are too hard to sharpen with ordinary files...... don't despair,.... cheap diamond files will do the job, though it takes a little longer.
OK Thanks so much. Thi is an old video. I will bring it out and try again.
Thank you for the good information. I have owned my bow saw for 47 years and I have never sharpened it. I recently purchased a new blade for it but the new blade does not appear to be of the same quality as the old blade. now that I know how to sharpen the old blade, I am sure that it will be easier to remove my dead trees.
A cordless saw. Armstrong Method LOL
Bow saws are great for me because I do not have a power saw. Good tip Bruce
Thank for sharing. Hopefully will try to sharpen my bowsaw. Nice technic with the wrenches to adjust the teeth.
Thanks a lot Nikos. These are older videos and I love to see them come back.
I learned to do this as a kid and enjoyed using my dad's bow saw to trim our trees I would like to find an old bow saw The new ones have cheap made blades
not2fast4u2c Right. I don't know how old this one is. 30+
Hey Bruce love your videos; great presentation and very informative, keep them coming. I really liked your video on plowing with your John Deere and the narrative you gave. Always look forward to your next video.
I like repairing things that were made well to begin with.
Great information Bruce. Greetings from Ireland
Thanks from Canada
Good stuff. Best wishes from New Zealand.
Thanks Stephen.
Once again a very nice job, Bruce. In setting the teeth did you only bend half of the teeth, or did you go back and bend the skipped teeth in the opposite direction?
Yes halfway through the video I did turn the saw around and did it all over again. Thanks for watching.
awesome video ! Thank you so much
Only thing I got confused and you dont mention is the angle you should use the file with
Right. I don't claim to be an expert. This video was made in 2015. WOW
Looks like you did a fine job... Cheers
Thanks Tufdog. I liked the comparison before and after.
A lot of modern blades have heat hardened teeth, I don't think you can sharpen them with a file, except maybe a diamond file or Dremel tool perhaps? I bought 3 old bow saws last year and 2 have lost all their set and the other has a simpler "pin" blade with very little set , so good to be able to check how it should be in the video, thanks :)
Well thanks for the great comment Tony
So many old hand tools just get scrapped people take power for granted. But not just that you can not get the quality tools now everything seems to be designed to self destruct so you have to get another.
Yes These old tools were made so well.
I have a bunch off old tools Some need some work some get used not as often as I like but get used all the same
I don't know about not using fuel. My bowsaw runs on home made beef jerky though.
Right. Tools that don't need fuel. Thank you for watching.