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A sawset is used to carefully and accurately bend the teeth of a saw to develop a kerf wider than the saw plate to avoid it binding as the saw passes into and through the cut. The sawset bends the teeth away from the plate, it is used to bend every other tooth in […]
When using a sawset, start at one end of the saw and work your way down, setting each alternate tooth so you don’t lose track of your pattern (ripcut/crosscut) and end up setting the teeth in the wrong direction. Set every other tooth one way, then turn the saw end for end and repeat […]
[…] for rounding sharp edges and corners. They can be especially useful in shaping end grain and other areas that are difficult to work with planes, chisels or saws. Rounded rasps are useful when working with concave areas in wood. Terminology Stitching – This is the process by which a small punch is used to […]
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[…] you get started, you will find areas in which you may need to expand your collection, for example you may want some different chisel sizes or different saws, but to begin with you can learn a lot, even with a limited set of hand tools. Have you got a starter tool kit? Let us […]
[…] As the tensile strength of the frame doesn’t degrade, you can buy a second hand Coping saw and replace the blade. Bahco and Eclipse are good coping saws which cost £10-20 new, you might have to buy the blades separately to get the right ones. Coping saw blades cannot be resharpened but it is […]
[…] upright, place the wet side on this to allow you to apply finish to the rest of the project with minimal damaging the wet finish. Setting Small Saws When setting a saw with a nail punch and hammer, put 2 magnets into a scrap piece of wood and put in the vise. Use the […]
