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- December 4th, 2023, 8:17 am
- ForumCOLON Filing
- TopicCOLON Removing P-Lance Bridges
- RepliesCOLON 7
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Re: Removing P-Lance Bridges
Sumnergeo, This saw will get gummed as well using the sanding drum in my dremel. Another step in the process for me. Dan, I actually used a flat file as the finishing step after the 13/64 saw file. The kerf left by my cutoff wheel was a little narrow for my selection of flat files, so the chainsaw f...
- November 23rd, 2023, 7:00 am
- ForumCOLON Filing
- TopicCOLON Removing P-Lance Bridges
- RepliesCOLON 7
- ViewsCOLON 282
Removing P-Lance Bridges
Recently got a saw on the bench that needed some serious work. It's a Simonds Canada 1940's vintage with perforated lance teeth. The cutters have been filed to a point where the bridges are limiting tooth shape. Time to hog off some bridges! I started with an angle grinder and the thickest cut off w...
- November 4th, 2017, 4:34 pm
- ForumCOLON Crosscut saws 101
- TopicCOLON how much set to cut a log in the water?
- RepliesCOLON 2
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Re: how much set to cut a log in the water?
The saws we used at Congaree NP to cut in the swamp were initially set at 12 thou. We saw a lot of bind in the cuts so I widened the set to 20 for a crescent ground saw and 25 for flat saws. Didn't seem to have any more problems.
- October 29th, 2017, 5:53 am
- ForumCOLON Trail Projects and Training Opportunities
- TopicCOLON Crosscutsawyer Saw Filing Workshop
- RepliesCOLON 2
- ViewsCOLON 5275
Re: Crosscutsawyer Saw Filing Workshop
I plan on hosting one in Asheville, NC in the early spring. PM me if you want to get one together sooner.
- July 18th, 2017, 5:18 am
- ForumCOLON Crosscut saws 101
- TopicCOLON Simonds 325 details
- RepliesCOLON 6
- ViewsCOLON 10536
Re: Simonds 325 details
Nothing much to add, except nice saw and welcome to the forum! The 325 is probably the two-person saw I see the most around me (NC). Makes a great trail saw.
- October 10th, 2016, 6:50 pm
- ForumCOLON Crosscut saws 101
- TopicCOLON Shop Security
- RepliesCOLON 3
- ViewsCOLON 5081
Shop Security
This weekend my filing shed was broken into. It's a little ways from the house and the property is pretty accessible from the back so we didn't hear anything in the night. The door was locked and padlocked but they managed to pry a window off and crawl through. Fortunately, no saws or any of the har...
- August 29th, 2016, 3:47 am
- ForumCOLON Filing
- TopicCOLON A differnt Type of Long Jointer
- RepliesCOLON 6
- ViewsCOLON 10352
Re: A differnt Type of Long Jointer
That looks like a pretty beefy piece of steel riding on the teeth. Does that bend into an arc?
- August 5th, 2016, 2:47 am
- ForumCOLON Other General Discussion
- TopicCOLON Lets talk about set
- RepliesCOLON 4
- ViewsCOLON 7516
Re: Lets talk about set
In trim carpentry and furniture making, there is going to be a show side and hidden side to just about every piece of wood you cut. As long as a western saw exits a piece of moulding on the wall side, cut quality off the saw is not a deal breaker. As long as your saws track straight, which is a func...
- August 4th, 2016, 4:11 am
- ForumCOLON Other General Discussion
- TopicCOLON Lets talk about set
- RepliesCOLON 4
- ViewsCOLON 7516
Re: Lets talk about set
The amount of set you actually need in a taper ground carpentry saw is pretty minimal. More often than not, old saws you start working on will have too much. Wenzloff recommends clamping the teeth of a saw in a vice with paper shims between the saw and the metal of the vice on both sides, the severa...
- July 14th, 2016, 4:14 am
- ForumCOLON Other General Discussion
- TopicCOLON Tree splits vertically while logger saws it
- RepliesCOLON 5
- ViewsCOLON 10356
Re: Tree splits vertically while logger saws it
Flag it and recommend explosives.