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Hello, I am interested in sharpening and restoring hand saws

Started by rjcullis, June 16, 2014, 07:47:35 AM

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Richard

skipskip

you are off to a good start!!

Welcome from Upstate NY

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HeelSpur

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scottg

Hey Richard
My advise is to just start. Get a couple junkers and go to work. Read a little, practice a little.
You'll get it.
  I hardly had any help at all when I started. Just an old Audels Carpenters and builders.  And I figured it out.
You can too.
There are vast resources available on the web now. 
     yours Scott
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Papaw

As NIKE says- "Just do it!"
Of course you need to learn about sawsets, sawwrests, proper files and techniques, kerfs and all that other jargon.

We have members here who are masters at it, and some of us that just putter about, but we are here to answer any questions you may have.
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rusty

My dad told me the best way to sharpen a saw is with a large grinder.
However I still can not figure out how to get the salami out of the teeth afterwards.
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

Chillylulu

Quote from: rusty on June 16, 2014, 09:12:49 PM
My dad told me the best way to sharpen a saw is with a large grinder.
However I still can not figure out how to get the salami out of the teeth afterwards.
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