Filing a Vintage Two-Man Crosscut Saw
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Learning the lost art of restoring a vintage crosscut saw for the log cabin project. I want to thank my good friend, Richard Snow, for taking the time to share his knowledge!
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This is Part 1 of 5 of the Crosscut Saw Filer by Warren Miller, author of the Crosscut Saw Manual: • The Crosscut Saw Filer...
Alone in the Wilderness (Dick Proenneke): • Dick Proenneke in Alon...
Shawn James of My Self Reliance: • Man Builds Off Grid Lo...
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~ Todd
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I have an old saw I want to restore, thanks for your video.
I understand what he is doing totally, excellent video. Me, 30 years sharpening my chainsaws in the field with a roundfile. I have total respect for this skill.
It's a lost art. Thank you.
As usual your videos never disappoint me. There are some videos I watch and wished I had fast forwarded through parts. When I'm through with those I wonder why I spent that many minutes of my life with it.
BUT, I rewound this one in several places just to see again what just took place.
Great job, thanks for sharing. Now I might have dig that hand saw outta the back and do some filing. I love seeing tools restored.
Many thanks, my friend! Sure appreciate hearing your feedback. Give Brenda a big hug for me.
This answered so many questions for me, thank you for posting this Todd. I think a tool that can be maintained makes so much more sense than ones that you replace components if not the entire tool if it dulls or wears.
Glad to hear it, Sean! I call those throw-away tools in our consumer driven society.
Crosscut saws were cheap at farm auctions when I was young.. I had a nice one man saw that I stupidly gave my brother, along with a broadax. Probably drank away a long time ago. Great video! Thank you, Todd and Richard
Aw man, not the broad ax! lol. Antique shops around here have them but are mighty proud of them. But then again, you can't find that good metal in saws made today. Thanks, hoss!
Thank you. I have 2 and always wondered....
Great one Todd! Very good explanation of the basics, I feel like now I could do it too!
Thank you for the feedback and support!
Very cool video!
Appreciate your watching, bud!
Awesome vid!
Many thanks, my friend!
Mr walker I finally got 100 great video man
I feel sorry for the preppers who doesn't realize the importance of working with trees by hand, or just having and knowing about trees. And the ones who aren't physically prepared.
I'll tell ya, if a person wants to get in functional shape, start chopping wood with hand tools only. Appreciate the thoughts and support, bud!
have you seen
Jim Thode
you tube channel ?
he's a master sawyer.
I'm subbed to his channel for that very reason you mentioned. He has unbelievable skill with a saw!
Uh oh ... canadian prepper is going to challenge you to a saw-off with his silky katanaboy 650 or 1000 ....
Check out Jim Thode's channel. He did a comparison of the two. Depends on the diameter your cutting.