As one will always try to correct a wayward cut to the line would it be helpful to start your cut with open eyes then close them to complete it. This would exacerbate any deficiency in technique with a well-set saw while a poorly set saw would give a more consistent deviation.
My carpentry instructor would show us bad technique by using his none-dominant hand. Not tryna get smart with ya but that's a little tip he taught me that I appreciated a lot.
@@BelkoCANADA Thanks for sharing this i appreciate it. I will have to remember this next time I show something like this. (Assuming i can control the saw to use it) Thanks again!
@@frankhill9527 Thanks for the question. It's called a Somax no. 250 Saw Set, they're made in Japan. I got this one on eBay for about $25 I don't think these are available new any more.
@@carlogle6207 Most people who have trained themselves to saw straight to a line will say the same, its hard to untrain a habit once learnt. However there is never a situation when even someone who has been hand sawing for years won't make mistakes but to throw it out like someone first starting isn't easy.
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As one will always try to correct a wayward cut to the line would it be helpful to start your cut with open eyes then close them to complete it. This would exacerbate any deficiency in technique with a well-set saw while a poorly set saw would give a more consistent deviation.
@@eddienew2044 Possibly, its not something ive thought of or tried but would be interesting to explore.
My carpentry instructor would show us bad technique by using his none-dominant hand. Not tryna get smart with ya but that's a little tip he taught me that I appreciated a lot.
@@BelkoCANADA Thanks for sharing this i appreciate it. I will have to remember this next time I show something like this. (Assuming i can control the saw to use it) Thanks again!
What brand of Saw set did you use for changing the set? Is it a AU brand?
@@frankhill9527 Thanks for the question. It's called a Somax no. 250 Saw Set, they're made in Japan. I got this one on eBay for about $25 I don't think these are available new any more.
I looked around and found a saw set made by Spear & Jackson. I ordered off Amazon for less than 35 US Dollars. I will let you know if it works.
@@frankhill9527 Excellent, that would be fantastic.
When you're so good, you can't purposely mess up a cut without practice, lol.
@@carlogle6207 Most people who have trained themselves to saw straight to a line will say the same, its hard to untrain a habit once learnt.
However there is never a situation when even someone who has been hand sawing for years won't make mistakes but to throw it out like someone first starting isn't easy.