WOODWORKING AND JOINERY: A Complete Guide to Understanding Wood and Making Amazing DIY Projects by Miles Adkins

Author:Miles Adkins [Adkins, Miles]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-03-13T00:00:00+00:00

In any woodworker’s store, it is possible to find handsaws as they are particularly great if you need to cut something quickly or require exhaustive, precise cuts. Handsaws are also easy to use as they are not heavy and do not need to be connected to a power outlet. They’re also not very expensive.

In general, handsaws have been used for thousands of years as they consist of scuffed steel blades that are attached to a piece of wood. This piece of wood typically has an opening that enables one to slip his or her fingers through the opening and grip the saw. Some common handsaws include:

Ripping handsaws: They are capable of cutting wooden scraps

Crosscut handsaws: They also cut wooden scraps

Combined handsaws: They can be used to make cuts and crosscuts

Back saws: They consist of rectangular blades for miter cutting with chocked rears

Carcass handsaws: These are backsaws that are larger and heavier than other saws

Coping handsaws: These include jigsaws for bent cuts and band saws

Dovetail handsaws: These can be used in relation to fine dovetails

Handsaws for keyhole: These are designed to cut internal holes

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