Very informative! I liked how you restored the saw. I’ll add one thing that I got from a woodworking book by a famous woodworker: If you have a dull handsaw, instead of sharpening it at the correct angle, instead file all the teeth straight across at 90°, same as an old-fashioned ripsaw and it will actually cut faster than it did before through wood. I tried this on an old saw and it worked. Also, when you clamp blade between two pieces of wood clamp them along the bottom of the teeth so the file actually makes a mark on the wood as you pass it through the teeth that way you know where you’ve been and don’t have to make pencil marks. Your saw of course has multi-edged cutting teeth so you wouldn’t do that angle.
Thanks for sharing such a detailed tip! That method of filing at 90° sounds effective, especially for ripsaws. I’ll have to try the clamping technique you mentioned. Great insight!
Throw it in white vinegar(submerge) leave it and forget about for a day or two. I dont care how rusted it is your gonna be surprised. Tools etc... and why youve forgot the tool in the vinegar stop by a harbour freight and buy a saw sharpener for 6.99. While i applaud your tenacity and old school methods i cant help but wonder 1. Do you have a job. 2. I seen the wood you went thru to find the saw are you a carpenter? 3 If you are, then you know it would be very rare to be able to take that kind of time to restore it. Again I admire the methodology the precision and the fortitude. The fact that maybe thats the only saw you have and you live deep in the Sahara desert, the practacality is beyond over the top. Thank you for all your effort my friend. From a Handy Man.
I understand that you didn't find this idea helpful, and I appreciate you sharing your perspective. But for me, I really enjoy doing these things. Actually, when I can repair or renovate a tool, I feel very happy.
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Muy bueno! No conocía el uso del carbón para el óxido. Tengo un serrucho oxidado por lo tanto lo voy a poner en práctica. Es trabajoso pero vale la pena. Gracias! desde Argentina
Qld Australia. Nice video, thanks. I had not heard of using charcoal to de-rust. Does it have to be lime or any acidic juice? Using a needle file might make it easier ti sharpen more of the teeth.
@@creationholic101 Please kill me that I can never see your ingenious ideas again. 1,1 million overviews?? Obviously, RUclips promotes this kind of crappy channels, and gives us no option to block it. Global stupidisation.
Actually it didn't matter what was it about. The nice clean work and the camera work was enjoyable with good sense of timing. More like an art Btw, at age 62, I just made my very first saw sharpening ever yesterday. Maybe that's why I got you in my recommended, for I had to watch instructions. It was an unexpected success. No joke. With my new small electric chainsaw I hit a nail I didn't see. Went dull immediately. Following the tutorial, it started cutting better than it was new. Is this possible? Really, it cuts faster and easier and leaves nicer chips. Anyway, thanks for the vid I do have an old handsaw but no lime
I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and found the tutorial useful! It’s amazing how sharpening can make such a difference, right? I hope your saw keeps working well, and good luck with future projects!
Congratulations! You probably either annealed your saw making the steel softer which will dull faster, or you tempered ut making it hard and brittle which will snap while using or break teeth off. Either way the heating part was unnecessary and counterproductive
That was amazing my friend. I really appreciate how you can take something no longer useable and return it to its original condition. It’s to easy for us to go to the store and buy a new replacement. Eventually this will no longer be the case and we will all have to learn what you already know. Resources will run low and no longer will we be able to buy what we need at the corner market. Thank you again.
This is a “tri” edge saw. There are 3 sides to sharpen on every tooth! This is a “pull” only saw! They make a special file for this!! Did not see this file!
A small fine edge tapered file does all 3 cuts for resharpening. Commonly called a turbo blade by some. I can make my professional arborist saws cut like brand new again like this. This skill is very handy for my business..
@@creationholic101. They are called a “feather file”…it is a very narrow, flattened diamond shape. A feather file makes it possible to get in between the teeth and achieve the proper angle on the tooth. While I have used them to sharpen my tri-cut saws (I’m an arborist) it is EXTREMELY difficult to return the blade to factory sharpness. And, for many models of tri-cut saws, the relatively low cost of blades does not make it worth the time,effort and frustration of sharpening only to have mediocre results….just buy a new blade when the old one gets dull
Hay herramientas viejas que son excepcionales y merecen otra oportunidad y da placer restaurarlas y usarlas...no es necesario gastar para algo que tienes que le des poco uso...si soy amante de las herramientas antigua y buenas con calidad
Comment: "Absolutely brilliant! This method of sharpening a hand saw is incredibly effective and easy to follow. The lesson I learned is that with the right technique and tools, even an old saw can be made as sharp as a razor. Keep up the great work!"
Afilar serruchos con limas está perfecto... desde que ellas tengan los ángulos correctos para los dientes. Las de formas comunes no sirven porque no encajan entre los valles.
@@AmazingSmart-ngthsomeone else commented that can clamp the wood higher up the blade so you saw a bit of the wood, and that shows where you’ve been, so you don’t need to mark the tips.
Is this charged wood or char coal? And what does the line do and what can I use in substance for the lime? I don't want to go buy a line just to sharpen my saw and I have a bag of gril char coal
Thanks for sharing your efforts. Re-angling or straightening the teeth is worth considering as an improvement. If you have time on your side and no money ; this looks like a reasonable alternative .
I understand your point! Sometimes it's more about the process and satisfaction of restoring a tool. But yes, buying a new one can be easier and more affordable!
Not the way to use a saw or a file. Poor form . It appears to be a PULL cut saw but you are trying to cut both directions. Also why only use a few teeth near the middle? What are the other ones for? And when you are using a file it cuts on the push stroke; why drag teeth backwards over work. Lift it slightly and save the tool. SMH
I was born in Eastern Europe under Communism, everything was damned scarce back then. So I was taught to sharpen a saw or drill bits. I had to straighten nails sometimes for re-use, because nails were always difficult to get. Considering making a video on that topic.
This video showcases an ingenious method to sharpen a hand saw effortlessly. The step-by-step instructions were clear and concise, making it easy for viewers to follow along. Thank you for sharing such a practical and insightful tip!
The real point of sharpening is not to spare the 5 bucks, but to have a saw that is always perfectly sharpened as to sharpen it as soon as it begins to get duller is fast, while to do it when the teeth are already dull takes much longer. With a disposable blade most of us try to get the most from it and for 2/3 of its life is already no more in peek condition, you spend more time cutting with a saw that is not as fast and precise as when the blade that was new then the time you spare not having to sharpen. That told it is possible to sharpen only few of the disposable blades with a regular file, often the disposable blades are hardened so hard that you need a special diamond file to sharpen them, a regular file is ineffective with them and gets damaged from them, this is true for the Japanese disposable blades and many others. Ciao from Italy.
A good blade, a really good blade, costs about $79. You can cut a 3" limb in 3 pulls. That triangular file has the wrong angles for those saw teeth. Sure it works, but if you're going to all this labor, you may as well do it right & get a supremely sharp blade.
I'm hooked, awesome video about a simple task most run of the mill men love to learn. There are always different ways to accomplish the same task, and I love seeing how creative others are in fixing things with everyday tools we all have laying around. Look around your shop boys, how many gizmos do you have to fix your stuff taking up space? Can't even find the tool it fixes they take up so much room. You know what I mean . . . . Remco 497 . . . but WAIT . . . pay an extra $4.99 and we'll send you 20 more for 'free' kind of crap. I guess I'm becoming a grouchy older man who is fond of plain speaking and doesn't pay for free stuff. This is one of those chores a man likes to do in his shop on ANY day he can be left alone. A beer, the game or some music, maybe complete and total silence. I have several of these and find myself moaning when using them saying I need to figure out how to clean these up and sharpen them. We're so busy, we just buy another and stack it with the rest when the moaning becomes audible. Problem is, each additional purchase gets you something FAR worse and made to eventually fail so you trash it and purchase another. I am going to pull out my oldies but goodies and get them BACK to when America took pride in the products they engineered to last. A little TLC gets them right back where they need to be to do their best work. Back then, they were sold to be your only purchase. Why do you think antique shopping and reselling is so popular? I like it to marvel at the craftmanship before DeWalt. I LOVE this, it's a big FORK YOU to corporate snobs pushing offshored products that cannot stand up to the ultimate judge; Time. ALL we have to figure out on this deal is how to make a 7 set of forks look like 8 to the lady of the house.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's great to hear you appreciate the craftsmanship and durability of older tools. Reclaiming and maintaining them is a rewarding experience and a great way to honor quality work.
Im 77 yrs old. We did that when i was a kid living off grid as they call it now. No plumbing, electricity, or gas and a long way ftom town with not much money. The heat treat was unnecessary as the blade was treated when made doing again probably removed the temper. Try cutting Black Locust after that temper.
Thanks for sharing your experience! You’re right about the heat treatment. It’s incredible how things were done back then without all the conveniences we have now!
Very informative! I liked how you restored the saw. I’ll add one thing that I got from a woodworking book by a famous woodworker: If you have a dull handsaw, instead of sharpening it at the correct angle, instead file all the teeth straight across at 90°, same as an old-fashioned ripsaw and it will actually cut faster than it did before through wood. I tried this on an old saw and it worked. Also, when you clamp blade between two pieces of wood clamp them along the bottom of the teeth so the file actually makes a mark on the wood as you pass it through the teeth that way you know where you’ve been and don’t have to make pencil marks. Your saw of course has multi-edged cutting teeth so you wouldn’t do that angle.
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Thanks for sharing such a detailed tip! That method of filing at 90° sounds effective, especially for ripsaws. I’ll have to try the clamping technique you mentioned. Great insight!
Magic marker.
When the wife finds a flattened fork with two tines missing and thinks "that was one hell of a stubborn lid"
Used the same technique on my bow saw, now it cuts through tree trunks with great ease, good tutorial.☘️
Thank you so much for your positive feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful
I’m so glad for the fast forward ⏩ feature!
yeah. You can fast forward if you find it is too slow for you
My saws are 80.00 or more and as a professional arborist I hand file my saws as well. They return so productive every time.
That’s great to hear! Hand filing is a skilled technique that can make a significant difference. Any specific tips you follow?
Throw it in white vinegar(submerge) leave it and forget about for a day or two. I dont care how rusted it is your gonna be surprised. Tools etc... and why youve forgot the tool in the vinegar stop by a harbour freight and buy a saw sharpener for 6.99. While i applaud your tenacity and old school methods i cant help but wonder 1. Do you have a job. 2. I seen the wood you went thru to find the saw are you a carpenter? 3 If you are, then you know it would be very rare
to be able to take that kind of
time to restore it. Again I admire the methodology the precision and the fortitude. The fact that maybe thats the only saw you have and you live deep in the Sahara desert, the practacality is beyond over the top.
Thank you for all your effort
my friend.
From a Handy Man.
let it be that it is better to know how to sharpen a saw than not to know....civilization and the shop are not always close.....
some people got too much time on their hands.
I understand that you didn't find this idea helpful, and I appreciate you sharing your perspective. But for me, I really enjoy doing these things. Actually, when I can repair or renovate a tool, I feel very happy.
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Muy bueno! No conocía el uso del carbón para el óxido. Tengo un serrucho oxidado por lo tanto lo voy a poner en práctica. Es trabajoso pero vale la pena. Gracias! desde Argentina
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Perfect,,,,since 60 years ago my father has this skill,,,,
"That's amazing! Your father's skill has stood the test of time. It's great to hear such stories!"
Qld Australia. Nice video, thanks. I had not heard of using charcoal to de-rust. Does it have to be lime or any acidic juice? Using a needle file might make it easier ti sharpen more of the teeth.
It's quite effective, you should try it and feel it
@@creationholic101 Wonder if cleaning vinegar would do the same?
Sharpen a saw with a file ? That is SO ingenious! Nobody would ever think of that !
Thank you! Cheers!
@@creationholic101 Please kill me that I can never see your ingenious ideas again.
1,1 million overviews??
Obviously, RUclips promotes this kind of crappy channels, and gives us no option to block it.
Global stupidisation.
@@HeroyUlitze May your wishes all come true.
@@aikiiai Dream on.
Actually it didn't matter what was it about. The nice clean work and the camera work was enjoyable with good sense of timing. More like an art
Btw, at age 62, I just made my very first saw sharpening ever yesterday. Maybe that's why I got you in my recommended, for I had to watch instructions. It was an unexpected success. No joke. With my new small electric chainsaw I hit a nail I didn't see. Went dull immediately. Following the tutorial, it started cutting better than it was new. Is this possible? Really, it cuts faster and easier and leaves nicer chips.
Anyway, thanks for the vid I do have an old handsaw but no lime
I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and found the tutorial useful! It’s amazing how sharpening can make such a difference, right? I hope your saw keeps working well, and good luck with future projects!
Congratulations! You probably either annealed your saw making the steel softer which will dull faster, or you tempered ut making it hard and brittle which will snap while using or break teeth off. Either way the heating part was unnecessary and counterproductive
Thank you for sharing your feedback and expressing your perspective
Life is too short for this.
You'll be happier if you fix it yourself
@@creationholic101 But some people just don't understand the joy of innovation and working with your hands.
Saw your comment, was like “give it a chance” then at the part with the lime and was like oh dang they might be right
When my wife asks, "have you seen the missing fork" what do I say? She can run faster than me.
😅😅😅Thank you for watching
Excellent video.keep putting them out.I enjoy watching them.
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Your saw sharpening instructions are very detailed, thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!
I really like your project! Congratulations
That was amazing my friend. I really appreciate how you can take something no longer useable and return it to its original condition. It’s to easy for us to go to the store and buy a new replacement. Eventually this will no longer be the case and we will all have to learn what you already know. Resources will run low and no longer will we be able to buy what we need at the corner market. Thank you again.
Glad you enjoyed it
Terrific! Will try this. Thankyou so much for sharing your skill😊
Australia
I'm glad you found it helpful!
Jestem z Warszawy w Polsce.Twoje filmy sa swietne a porady sie przydaja
Dziękuję bardzo! Cieszę się, że moje porady są przydatne!
This is a “tri” edge saw. There are 3 sides to sharpen on every tooth! This is a “pull” only saw! They make a special file for this!! Did not see this file!
Can you describe more about that file
He has no clue and you saw that his saw was a coarse file called bastard I think
@@creationholic101yes, silky, japan make it. The file and saws.
File is triangle but 2 angles are about, guessing here, 20 degrees.
A small fine edge tapered file does all 3 cuts for resharpening. Commonly called a turbo blade by some. I can make my professional arborist saws cut like brand new again like this. This skill is very handy for my business..
@@creationholic101. They are called a “feather file”…it is a very narrow, flattened diamond shape. A feather file makes it possible to get in between the teeth and achieve the proper angle on the tooth. While I have used them to sharpen my tri-cut saws (I’m an arborist) it is EXTREMELY difficult to return the blade to factory sharpness. And, for many models of tri-cut saws, the relatively low cost of blades does not make it worth the time,effort and frustration of sharpening only to have mediocre results….just buy a new blade when the old one gets dull
I do this all the time. It's fun.
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Thanks, old system but it always working. I Am from Italy. Ciao
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The old fellas are going to like this.
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Wonderful!
Glad you think so!
Hay herramientas viejas que son excepcionales y merecen otra oportunidad y da placer restaurarlas y usarlas...no es necesario gastar para algo que tienes que le des poco uso...si soy amante de las herramientas antigua y buenas con calidad
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太厲害了!!!不過...........我還是選擇買過隻吧!!😂
有時候購買是更方便的選擇！謝謝您的評論！
Génial la fourchette édentée redresseuse de dents de scie !! 😊Merci du partage, Michèle
Merci, Michèle! Je suis heureux que tu aimes ça. Continues à partager tes pensées !
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Merci 👍
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7:26 Simple but useful, thank you for sharing
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well done! thank you for sharing
Thank you too!
Nice tip! Thanks!
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Instructive! Thanks from Sweden, Luleå
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Really cool!
Hi. It's nice to see you on my channel. What idea would you like me to do in the next video?
It is a good idea. Thanks.
You are most welcome
Not ingenious. Just old fashioned saw sharpening technique. Beware some of the saws are hard point and need a diamond file to work!
Hello! thanks for your comment. Wish you all the best!
Comment: "Absolutely brilliant! This method of sharpening a hand saw is incredibly effective and easy to follow. The lesson I learned is that with the right technique and tools, even an old saw can be made as sharp as a razor. Keep up the great work!"
Afilar serruchos con limas está perfecto... desde que ellas tengan los ángulos correctos para los dientes. Las de formas comunes no sirven porque no encajan entre los valles.
@@AmazingSmart-ngthsomeone else commented that can clamp the wood higher up the blade so you saw a bit of the wood, and that shows where you’ve been, so you don’t need to mark the tips.
Nice contents !
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There is a tool for offsetting the teeth on saws for constant angle set .
It's called a saw set. This technique is just the traditional way, using a needle file.
Thank you for sharing!
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Obrigado! É ótimo ver o apoio do Brasil!
Slick!
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I'm from Brazil. Santa Catarina Island, south of the country. Best regards!!!
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Your saw is awesome thanks for sharing 😘
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Damned !! I only have forks from silver and gold. Four i have ruiened now. Thanks for the tip!!😢
😮😮😮i mean RUINED..
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I love to see cleverness in action. Good tutorial.
I'm happy to receive your response. Wishing you all good things!
Nice vid. I don't know about the fork though, a saw set for the teeth is exact, rather than guessing. Do some more vids please.
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll consider using a saw set in future videos and will definitely work on more content.
I actually thought it was a good idea. Having left a couple of long tines allowed the all set to be fairly close in angle. Good!
New Mexico. Thanks.
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Thank you for sharig. Love from Japan.
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If you apply the same technique to a toothbrush handle, you can make a prison shank that will cut through bone.
That’s an interesting take! However, let’s focus on safe and practical uses for the technique. Thanks for sharing!
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the butane torch and wd40 are heat treating?
Yes !
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Interesting
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Hahahha, I can't stop laughing by myself in this room, "...easy for a demon to posess..." that is hilarious. You two are great. Viva Los Fleccas
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Many many thanks
Hardly an ingenious way, that's how it's been done for hundreds of years
Thanks for sharing!
And it is still ingenious.
Îmi place metoda ta . Am sa fac și eu la fel. Folosesc fierăstrăul în livada mea de pomi fructiferi. Salutari din frumoasa mea tara România!
Mă bucur că îți place metoda! Bună din România! Sper să îți fie de folos!
From the moon thank you
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Mmm es más rápido y fácil con el dremel. Saludos desde México.
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Very useful ❤
Perú, gracias por el tutorial.
😍😍😍😘😘😘💕💕💕
Muy bien gracias por el aporte, exitos
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Tôi thích bạn sáng tạo điều hay nhất
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False, this type of saw has two sharpening angles per tooth and requires a special non-triangular file.
Yes, it has 2 sharpening corners on 1 tooth, and I have sharpened both of those angles
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Is this charged wood or char coal? And what does the line do and what can I use in substance for the lime? I don't want to go buy a line just to sharpen my saw and I have a bag of gril char coal
You can use just lemon or baking soda
Greece good job
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Thanks for sharing your efforts. Re-angling or straightening the teeth is worth considering as an improvement. If you have time on your side and no money ; this looks like a reasonable alternative .
Thank you for sharing your feedback and expressing your perspective
Complimenti ottimo risultato Grazie per il consiglio Grazie per il video Ciao dalla Sardegna
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基本上呢.花這麼多工夫.去搞一個鋸片.划算嗎?在台灣.一個全新鋒利的鋸片50台幣可以買到.
就算買整隻全新手鋸.一把花費100元台幣就有了...試問.花這麼多工夫值得嗎?
I understand your point! Sometimes it's more about the process and satisfaction of restoring a tool. But yes, buying a new one can be easier and more affordable!
@@creationholic101 我知道有些人是可以從中獲得知識.經驗.成就感....
這些或許並不是以價值可以衡量的.
又或是具有特別有意義的工具.也是並不是能用價值可以衡量的.
當然.這或許還是要看各地的環境不同.所以我會說『在台灣』.手鋸的取得不僅便宜又容易.所以除非有特殊的狀況.在台灣.單純想要使用鋒利的鋸子.可能購買全新品會是更好的選擇.
只是.我看了您影片的鋸子.感覺上應該是沒有甚麼特別的意義.才會如此的發言.希望您別見怪.
Some people just cannot appreciate doing simple things in their daily lives. Everything is about money....
Mama mówi, myj zęby po każdym posiłku 😂
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saya suka belajar bagaimana cara membuat mata gergaji menjadi tajam dan tahan lama 😍😍😍😍😅😅😅
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Foarte interesant,multumesc .
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Good fast forward
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Thank,I like how old fork used.
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It's quite effective, you should try it and feel it
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Not the way to use a saw or a file. Poor form . It appears to be a PULL cut saw but you are trying to cut both directions. Also why only use a few teeth near the middle? What are the other ones for? And when you are using a file it cuts on the push stroke; why drag teeth backwards over work. Lift it slightly and save the tool. SMH
Thank you for sharing your feedback. But I find it quite effective, you can try and feel it
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I was born in Eastern Europe under Communism, everything was damned scarce back then. So I was taught to sharpen a saw or drill bits. I had to straighten nails sometimes for re-use, because nails were always difficult to get. Considering making a video on that topic.
That sounds like a great idea! It would be wonderful to see those old skills shared.
A lot easier to spend 5 bucks for a new blade.
Then what do you do with the old one? Landfill?
The goal of the video was to showcase a unique approach to recycling and repairing, but I understand that it may not resonate with everyone
This video showcases an ingenious method to sharpen a hand saw effortlessly. The step-by-step instructions were clear and concise, making it easy for viewers to follow along. Thank you for sharing such a practical and insightful tip!
The real point of sharpening is not to spare the 5 bucks, but to have a saw that is always perfectly sharpened as to sharpen it as soon as it begins to get duller is fast, while to do it when the teeth are already dull takes much longer. With a disposable blade most of us try to get the most from it and for 2/3 of its life is already no more in peek condition, you spend more time cutting with a saw that is not as fast and precise as when the blade that was new then the time you spare not having to sharpen.
That told it is possible to sharpen only few of the disposable blades with a regular file, often the disposable blades are hardened so hard that you need a special diamond file to sharpen them, a regular file is ineffective with them and gets damaged from them, this is true for the Japanese disposable blades and many others. Ciao from Italy.
A good blade, a really good blade, costs about $79. You can cut a 3" limb in 3 pulls. That triangular file has the wrong angles for those saw teeth. Sure it works, but if you're going to all this labor, you may as well do it right & get a supremely sharp blade.
Very good
Thanks
Hardening the metal with a couple of passes of the blow torch ........ man i'm really learning here !
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I'm hooked, awesome video about a simple task most run of the mill men love to learn. There are always different ways to accomplish the same task, and I love seeing how creative others are in fixing things with everyday tools we all have laying around. Look around your shop boys, how many gizmos do you have to fix your stuff taking up space? Can't even find the tool it fixes they take up so much room. You know what I mean . . . . Remco 497 . . . but WAIT . . . pay an extra $4.99 and we'll send you 20 more for 'free' kind of crap. I guess I'm becoming a grouchy older man who is fond of plain speaking and doesn't pay for free stuff.
This is one of those chores a man likes to do in his shop on ANY day he can be left alone. A beer, the game or some music, maybe complete and total silence. I have several of these and find myself moaning when using them saying I need to figure out how to clean these up and sharpen them. We're so busy, we just buy another and stack it with the rest when the moaning becomes audible. Problem is, each additional purchase gets you something FAR worse and made to eventually fail so you trash it and purchase another.
I am going to pull out my oldies but goodies and get them BACK to when America took pride in the products they engineered to last. A little TLC gets them right back where they need to be to do their best work. Back then, they were sold to be your only purchase. Why do you think antique shopping and reselling is so popular? I like it to marvel at the craftmanship before DeWalt.
I LOVE this, it's a big FORK YOU to corporate snobs pushing offshored products that cannot stand up to the ultimate judge; Time. ALL we have to figure out on this deal is how to make a 7 set of forks look like 8 to the lady of the house.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's great to hear you appreciate the craftsmanship and durability of older tools. Reclaiming and maintaining them is a rewarding experience and a great way to honor quality work.
Where do you get the charcoal or do you have to burn a fire first.
You can get charcoal from hardware stores or online. If you need to make it yourself, you would typically need to burn wood.
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No sé cuanto vale una sierra nueva, habría que valorar si interesa hacer este trabajo. 🤔
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ありがとうございます！大切に使うことが大切ですね。
Có loại biến đổi từ 1.75 tới 4.0 ?
You might want to check with a local supplier or look online for converters that fit those specifications!
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Im 77 yrs old. We did that when i was a kid living off grid as they call it now. No plumbing, electricity, or gas and a long way ftom town with not much money. The heat treat was unnecessary as the blade was treated when made doing again probably removed the temper. Try cutting Black Locust after that temper.
Thanks for sharing your experience! You’re right about the heat treatment. It’s incredible how things were done back then without all the conveniences we have now!
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You have Sharpen only the tip of saw rather than the sharpening the middle side. Is that right method?
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