592:, made of iron with moderate carbon content and hardened by quenching hot steel in water, was used as early as 1200 BC. By the end of the 17th century European manufacture centred on Germany, (the Bergisches Land) in London, and the Midlands of England. Most blades were made of steel (iron carbonised and re-forged by different methods). In the mid 18th century a superior form of completely melted steel ("crucible cast") began to be made in Sheffield, England, and this rapidly became the preferred material, due to its hardness, ductility, springiness and ability to take a fine polish. A small saw industry survived in London and Birmingham, but by the 1820s the industry was growing rapidly and increasingly concentrated in Sheffield, which remained the largest centre of production, with over 50% of the nation's saw makers. The US industry began to overtake it in the last decades of the century, due to superior mechanisation, better marketing, a large domestic market, and the imposition of high tariffs on imports. Highly productive industries continued in Germany and France.
283:. As such, it also refers to the wasted material that is turned into sawdust, and becomes a factor in measurements when making cuts. For example, cutting an 8 foot (2.4 meter) piece of wood into 1 foot (30 cm) sections, with 1/8 inch (3 mm) kerf will produce only seven sections, plus one that is 7/8 inch (21 mm) too short when factoring in the kerf from all the cuts. The kerf depends on several factors: the width of the saw blade; the set of the blade's teeth; the amount of wobble created during cutting; and the amount of material pulled out of the sides of the cut. Although the term "kerf" is often used informally, to refer simply to the thickness of the saw blade, or to the width of the set, this can be misleading, because blades with the same thickness and set may create different kerfs. For example, a too-thin blade can cause excessive wobble, creating a wider-than-expected kerf. The kerf created by a given blade can be changed by adjusting the set of its teeth with a tool called a
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file of appropriate size, and set with a hammer or a wrest. By the mid 18th century rolling the metal was usual, the power for the rolls being supplied first by water, and increasingly by the early 19th century by steam engines. The industry gradually mechanized all the processes, including the important grinding the saw plate "thin to the back" by a fraction of an inch, which helped the saw to pass through the kerf without binding. The use of steel added the need to harden and temper the saw plate, to grind it flat, to smith it by hand hammering and ensure the springiness and resistance to bending deformity, and finally to polish it.
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A special type of circular saw blade used for making wide-grooved cuts in wood so that the edge of another piece of wood will fit into the groove to make a joint. Some dado blades can be adjusted to make different-width grooves. A "stacked" dado blade, consisting of chipper blades between two dado
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or "chop saw," or "cut-off saw" or "power miter box": for making accurate cross cuts and miter cuts. The basic version has a circular blade fixed at a 90° angle to the vertical. A "compound miter saw" has a blade that can be adjusted to other angles. A "sliding compound miter saw" has a blade that
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European saws were made from a heated sheet of iron or steel, produced by flattening by several men simultaneously hammering on an anvil. After cooling, the teeth were punched out one at a time with a die, the size varying with the size of the saw. The teeth were sharpened with a triangular
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blades, can make different-width grooves by adding or removing chipper blades. An "adjustable" dado blade has a movable locking cam mechanism to adjust the degree to which the blade wobbles sideways, allowing continuously variable groove widths from the lower to upper design limits of the dado.
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The saw blade's teeth are tipped (via welding) with small pieces of sharp tungsten carbide block. This type of blade is also called TCT (Tungsten
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is the degree to which the teeth are bent out sideways away from the blade, usually in both directions. In most modern serrated saws, the teeth are set, so that the kerf (the width of the cut) will be wider than the blade itself. This allows the blade to move through the cut easily without
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646:, either at ground level or on trestles across which logs that were to be cut into boards. The pit saw was "a strong steel cutting-plate, of great breadth, with large teeth, highly polished and thoroughly wrought, some eight or ten feet in length" with either a handle on each end or a
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Hennell. Country relics; an account of some old tools and properties once belonging to English craftsmen and husbandmen saved from destruction and now described with their users and their stories. Cambridge, Eng.: University Press, 1939.reprint 2011
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The whole saw blade is made of High-Speed Steel (HSS). HSS saw blades are mainly used to cut steel, copper, aluminum and other metal materials. If high-strength steels (e.g., stainless steel) are to be cut, the blades made of cobalt HSS (e.g. M35, M42) should be
964:: a saw with a narrow blade held in tension in a frame; the blade can usually be rotated and may be toothed on both edges; it may be a rip or a crosscut, and was the preferred form of hand saw for continental European woodworkers until superseded by machines;
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654:. It took 2-4 people to operate. A "pit-man" stood in the pit, a "top-man" stood outside the pit, and they worked together to make cuts, guide the saw, and raise it. Pit-saw workers were among the most highly paid laborers in early colonial North America.
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737:;: the narrowest-bladed variety of pit saw, up to 213 cm (7 feet) long and able to work the sharp curves of cart wheel felloes; a slightly wider blade, equally long, was called a stave saw, for cutting the staves for wooden casks;
1157:: a circular or reciprocating saw-like tool with an abrasive disc rather than a toothed blade, commonly used for cutting very hard materials. As it does not have regularly shaped edges the abrasive saw is not a saw in technical terms.
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1005:: large wooden-framed saws for converting timber to lumber, with blades of various widths and lengths up to 305 cm (10 feet); the timber is supported over a pit or raised on trestles; other designs are open-bladed;
1091:: a saw with a circular blade which spins. Circular saws can be large for use in a mill or hand held up to 24" blades and different designs cut almost any kind of material including wood, stone, brick, plastic, etc.
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743:: a small saw, rarely with a back, and usually with the teeth continued onto the back at the toe for a short distance; used by house carpenters for cutting across a floor board without damaging its neighbour;
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Toothed edge: the edge with the teeth (on some saws both edges are toothed).
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233:
2622:
1639:
1394:
Used only for saws made to cut blocks of salt, as formerly used in kitchens
65:
1011:: a narrow tapering-bladed pit saw for sawing out staves for wooden casks;
114:
5354:
5334:
5324:
4978:
4943:
4679:
4555:
4482:
4424:
4389:
4384:
4281:
4200:
4111:
4076:
4071:
3862:
3799:
3709:
3464:
3419:
3356:
3079:
3039:
2954:
2891:
2864:
2800:
2795:
2766:
2536:
2399:
2344:
2332:
2322:
2317:
2287:
2035:
1583:
1543:
1444:
Normally, there are two ways to use tungsten carbide to make saw blades:
1269:
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860:
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551:
508:
237:
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197:
193:
150:
142:
138:
335:
The most common measurement of the frequency of teeth on a saw blade is
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5389:
5349:
5293:
5147:
5126:
5018:
4973:
4938:
4933:
4928:
4923:
4905:
4875:
4870:
4744:
4648:
4585:
4530:
4419:
4374:
4329:
4251:
4241:
4226:
4121:
4101:
3934:
3894:
3676:
3588:
3548:
3439:
3351:
3089:
2999:
2931:
2921:
2901:
2886:
2859:
2854:
2816:
2580:
2389:
2339:
2312:
2307:
2282:
2202:
2177:
2031:
1897:
1563:
1558:
1501:
1413:
1338:
1187:
1173:
1141:
995:
979:
957:
873:
806:
788:
685:
651:
643:
639:
631:
621:
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504:
446:
has a powered circular blade designed to cut through metal or ceramic.
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An alternative measurement of the frequency of teeth on a saw blade is
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128:
30:
This article is about the cutting tool. For the 2004 horror movie, see
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17:
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5250:
4998:
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4304:
4266:
4219:
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4004:
3641:
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3016:
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translation, Electronic Text Center at
University of Virginia Library
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1252:
848:
818:
635:
574:
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481:
411:) are generally steeper than teeth designed to cut across the grain (
375:
371:
1971:
A review of wood machining literature with a special focus on sawing
1959:
Salaman, R A, Dictionary of
Woodworking Tools, revised edition 1989
1313:, a cut made at (or close to) a right angle to the direction of the
1888:. Frederick Unger, New York, 1978 (Reprint), 2 vols., vol. 1, p 191
1276:-driven saw with teeth on a chain normally used as a cross-cut saw.
5399:
5308:
5303:
5288:
4709:
4500:
4493:
4464:
4444:
4414:
4399:
4359:
4344:
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4319:
4314:
4294:
4271:
4246:
4166:
3847:
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3598:
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2379:
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2057:
1467:
1405:
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1081:
Museo nazionale della scienza e della tecnologia
Leonardo da Vinci
1066:
1050:
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791:: a short narrow blade held in a wooden or metal handle (the pad);
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316:
312:
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225:
189:
1337:
A circular saw blade with many small teeth, designed for cutting
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4827:
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4520:
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3119:
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2539:
2247:
2137:
2047:
1873:
Barley, Simon, British Saws and Saw Makers from c1660, pp. 5-22.
1760:
1389:
1381:
1137:
570:
543:
496:
241:
221:
185:
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2509:
2004:
577:, and saw were clearly established more than 4,000 years ago."
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4510:
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1944:
1216:: a saw for cutting metal, with a frame like a normal hacksaw.
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59:
803:: a fine-toothed saw (to reduce tearing), for cutting plywood
1855:
Barley, Simon, British Saws and Saw Makers from c1660, p 11.
1602:
Barley, Simon "British Saws and Saw Makers from c1660, 2014
1517:: This sawing method produces edge-grain or vertical grain
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IV in France. These tools date to 90,000-30,000 years BCE.
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Teeth: Sharp protrusions along the cutting side of the saw.
1837:
Barley, Simon, British Saws and Saw Makers from c1660, p42
1200:. Looks like a mulay saw but sharpened as a cross-cut saw.
944:: a backsaw of blade length 14–16 in (36–41 cm).
1828:
Barley, Simon, British Saws and Saw Makers from c1660, p7
1238:: for cutting through a patient's sternum during surgery.
882:"Back saws" which have a thin blade backed with steel or
1732:
The 1st
Dynasty Tombs of Saqqara in Egypt by John Watson
684:
with a frame or sash saw on trestles rather than over a
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has a tooth set that is similar to the angle used on a
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International
Federation of Building and Wood Workers
857:: a two-edged saw with fine teeth for cutting veneer;
534:
According to Chinese legend, the saw was invented by
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Used as an alternative to zinc for salt-cutting saws
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with a hard toothed edge. It is used to cut through
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5146:
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4856:
4666:
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4199:
4190:
4014:
3983:
3833:
3695:
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3385:
3342:
3032:
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from the third century AD and was for sawing stone.
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Gullet: The valley between the points of the teeth.
168:
134:
124:
1765:Metamorphoses Bk VIII:236-259: The death of Talos
204:. Various terms are used to describe toothed and
119:A crosscut hand saw about 620 mm (24 inches) long
1846:Tweedale, G., Sheffield Steel and America, ch 11
27:Tool used to cut through wood or other materials
1945:"Cole Land Transportation Museum - Cole Museum"
1641:The middle paleolithic site of Pech de l'Azé IV
1232:: for making intricate curved cuts ("scrolls").
1132:": a saw hung on a swinging arm, for the rough
260:"Kerf" redirects here. For other meanings, see
1983:. Philadelphia: Henry Disston & Sons. 1915
897:: a small backsaw with a turned wooden handle;
719:: for cutting wood perpendicular to the grain;
3961:
3320:
3282:
2521:
2016:
1925:books.google.com/books?id=6_auYCccqoQC&pg
252:A number of terms are used to describe saws.
200:with a hard toothed edge used to cut through
8:
1180:(used before the invention of the chainsaw).
107:
45:"Sawblade" redirects here. For the EPs, see
1717:"The 1st Dynasty Tombs of Saqqara in Egypt"
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4672:
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2514:
2506:
2023:
2009:
2001:
1787:Richard S. Hartenberg, Joseph A. McGeough
1751:History Anecdote at Cultural China website
1672:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
650:. A pit-saw was also sometimes known as a
34:. For the subsequent movie franchise, see
1907:at (American) Pilgrim Hall Museum website
1807:Jones & Simons, Story of the Saw, p15
1693:Ancient Egyptian Materials and Industries
530:, late Cycladic period c. 17th century BC
391:Back: The edge opposite the toothed edge.
5476:Building and Wood Workers' International
1418:Fixed onto the saw blade's base to form
672:
90:of all important aspects of the article.
1595:
1472:A man recording the sound of a saw for
1071:Reconstruction of the hydraulic saw by
809:: a saw blade attached to a long handle
1665:
1487:are used as instruments to make music.
1286:and guide system for use as a rip-saw.
421:Toe: The end farthest from the handle.
343:). It is taken by setting the tip (or
106:
86:Please consider expanding the lead to
1819:Moxon, J: Mechanick Exercises, p95-99
1815:
1813:
1610:
1608:
992:: a large hack saw with a deep frame;
7:
5611:
3160:
1864:Moxon, J: Mechanick Exercises, p 95.
934:) for making accurate crosscuts and
400:Heel: The end closest to the handle.
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5461:American Association of Woodturners
3182:
1742:Lu Ban and The Invention of the Saw
821:: for cutting wood along the grain;
244:, though sometimes metal or stone.
1356:A circular saw blade with special
895:Bead saw/gent's saw/jeweller's saw
476:In ancient Egypt, open (unframed)
25:
5491:National Wood Carvers Association
1934:Salaman, Dictionary, p420 and 433
1798:at Encyclopædia Britannica Online
1331:is used to make this type of cut.
1321:is used to make this type of cut.
731:: a strong saw with coarse teeth;
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5466:Architectural Woodwork Institute
3181:
3159:
3138:
3137:
2621:
851:for cutting large logs or trees;
113:
64:
1723:from the original on 2016-02-25
1691:Harris, J.; Lucas., A. (2012).
1057:Cole Land Transportation Museum
599:Saw grinding in Sheffield, 1860
484:are documented as early as the
78:may be too short to adequately
5471:British Woodworking Federation
1291:Types of blades and blade cuts
88:provide an accessible overview
1:
5481:Caricature Carvers of America
1259:are typically band saw mills.
1144:and for cutting ice out of a
1036:Circular wood-cutting saw at
843:: a general term for a large
678:
489:
462:approx. 3rd to 5th century AD
1282:: a chainsaw with a special
1077:Codice Atlantico foglio 1078
922:Flush-cutting saw/offset saw
581:Manufacture of saws by hand
5653:
3672:Magnetic switchable device
871:
747:Grafting/grafter/table saw
666:
615:
526:Bronze-age saw blade from
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259:
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5496:Society of Wood Engravers
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2670:Hemispherical photography
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2043:
1569:Sawgrass (disambiguation)
1447:Carbide-tipped saw blades
1341:with minimal splintering.
1255:-driven continuous band.
1023:Mechanically powered saws
112:
3230:Machine and metalworking
2975:Lombard Steam Log Hauler
2469:Machine and metalworking
1454:Solid-carbide saw blades
1168:Reciprocating blade saws
565:. "he identities of the
3730:Engineer's spirit level
3240:Measuring and alignment
2479:Measuring and alignment
1365:Materials used for saws
1040:in the capital city of
1014:Surgeon's/surgical saw/
741:Floorboard/flooring saw
386:Other toothed saw terms
5573:Frameless construction
4654:Wood-plastic composite
3445:Oxy-fuel cutting torch
2208:Oxy-fuel cutting torch
1695:. Dover. p. 449.
1477:
1476:purposes in the 1930s.
1084:
1064:
1048:
688:
600:
531:
463:
276:
224:consisting of a tough
188:consisting of a tough
51:Sawblade (Gangrene EP)
38:. For other uses, see
3930:Tools and terminology
3697:Measuring instruments
1676:) CS1 maint: others (
1471:
1070:
1054:
1035:
872:Further information:
828:with the scaled edge;
783:One-man cross cut saw
676:
598:
525:
486:Early Dynastic Period
458:Roman sawblades from
457:
270:
262:Kerf (disambiguation)
53:. For the plant, see
5501:Timber Framers Guild
4355:Australian Blackwood
3205:Cutting and abrasive
3187:WikiProject Forestry
2444:Cutting and abrasive
1974:. BioRes, April 2013
1789:Neolithic Hand Tools
1317:of the workpiece. A
729:Farmer's/Miner's saw
40:Saw (disambiguation)
5221:Hammer-headed tenon
4740:Janka hardness test
2730:Aerial firefighting
2078:Ceramic tile cutter
1028:Circular-blade saws
109:
4082:Japanese carpentry
3820:Thread pitch gauge
3785:Optical comparator
3539:Combination square
3336:Metalworking tools
3070:Hydraulic debarker
3045:Firewood processor
1980:The Saw in History
1949:www.colemuseum.org
1903:2009-09-26 at the
1794:2008-09-06 at the
1770:2011-02-17 at the
1747:2011-02-04 at the
1496:The production of
1478:
1424:superhard material
1422:. As diamond is a
1420:diamond saw blades
1113:Electric miter saw
1085:
1065:
1049:
1038:Maine State Museum
960:, turning saw, or
689:
601:
552:nephew of Daedalus
542:, as recounted by
532:
517:Hierapolis sawmill
471:Pech-de-l'Azé cave
464:
331:Frequency of teeth
277:
47:Sawblade (Isis EP)
5624:
5623:
5578:Green woodworking
5435:Wood preservation
5363:
5362:
5266:Tongue and groove
5246:Mortise and tenon
5135:
5134:
4833:Warrington hammer
4662:
4661:
4350:African Blackwood
4142:Segmented turning
3943:
3942:
3886:
3885:
3264:
3263:
3075:Log house moulder
2601:Tree planting bar
2576:Groasis Waterboxx
2503:
2502:
1898:Glossary of Tools
1651:978-3-319-57524-7
1628:on June 26, 2013.
1257:Portable sawmills
1220:Reciprocating saw
1079:) exposed at the
1073:Leonardo da Vinci
1001:Pit saw/sash saw/
916:Electrician's saw
888:mortise and tenon
705:Portable link saw
178:
177:
159:Reciprocating saw
105:
104:
55:Dyckia brevifolia
16:(Redirected from
5644:
5614:
5613:
5604:
5603:
5594:
5593:
5144:
4813:Thickness planer
4673:
4467:(lime, basswood)
4197:
4057:Chainsaw carving
3970:
3963:
3956:
3947:
3760:Machinist square
3569:Needlegun scaler
3564:Machinist square
3377:Water jet cutter
3344:Cutting machines
3329:
3322:
3315:
3306:
3291:
3284:
3277:
3268:
3185:
3184:
3163:
3162:
3141:
3140:
3120:Wood-drying kiln
3055:Forestry mulcher
3005:Washington Winch
2907:Portable sawmill
2722:Fire suppression
2625:
2530:
2523:
2516:
2507:
2410:Water jet cutter
2375:Sharpening stone
2213:Pencil sharpener
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2011:
2002:
1992:
1990:
1988:
1968:Naylor, Andrew.
1953:
1952:
1941:
1935:
1932:
1926:
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1883:Charles W. Upham
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1627:
1621:. Archived from
1620:
1612:
1603:
1600:
1491:Chainsaw carving
1440:Tungsten carbide
1430:High-speed steel
1353:Strobe saw blade
1251:: a ripsaw on a
1214:electric hacksaw
683:
680:
494:
491:
285:saw tooth setter
117:
110:
100:
97:
91:
68:
60:
21:
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5568:Frame and panel
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5505:
5449:
5359:
5318:Surface piecing
5313:
5270:
5191:Crown of thorns
5131:
5117:Smoothing plane
5023:
4910:
4852:
4755:Milling machine
4658:
4619:Cross-laminated
4605:
4276:
4186:
4157:Spindle turning
4147:Shingle weaving
4117:Pallet crafting
4010:
3979:
3974:
3944:
3939:
3882:
3829:
3725:Engineer's blue
3691:
3624:Machine tooling
3618:
3520:
3496:Hydraulic press
3469:
3381:
3338:
3333:
3300:
3295:
3265:
3260:
3259:
3129:
3028:
2926:
2875:safety features
2870:safety clothing
2841:
2782:
2716:
2680:Increment borer
2626:
2617:
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2499:
2498:
2424:
2098:Diagonal pliers
2039:
2029:
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1977:
1965:
1963:Further reading
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1243:Continuous band
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951:
938:in a workplace;
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616:Main articles:
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540:Greek mythology
501:death by sawing
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5547:Quarter sawing
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5537:Wood splitting
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5445:Wood finishing
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5087:Moulding plane
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5077:Japanese plane
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5067:Grooving plane
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4838:Winding sticks
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4815:
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4777:
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5330:Edge banding
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5097:Rebate plane
5057:Finger plane
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4460:Lignum vitae
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4177:Wood carving
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4137:Root carving
4097:Log building
4062:Chip carving
3868:Steam hammer
3815:Tape measure
3805:Straightedge
3790:Radius gauge
3765:Marking blue
3755:Height gauge
3735:Feeler gauge
3715:Center gauge
3682:Rotary table
3662:Lathe center
3574:Piercing saw
3559:Hand scraper
3430:Hand scraper
3298:Metalworking
3164:
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3060:Hand compass
3012:Steam donkey
2897:Lumber edger
2882:Crosscut saw
2846:
2827:Log splitter
2752:Fire flapper
2707:Tree caliper
2675:Inclinometer
2660:Cruising rod
2609:(Tuley tube)
2607:Tree shelter
2603:(dibble bar)
2591:Root trainer
2298:Concrete saw
2293:Circular saw
2278:Abrasive saw
2272:
2238:Pocket knife
2223:Pizza cutter
2198:Nail clipper
2158:Honing steel
2143:Glass cutter
2108:Diamond tool
2093:Cutting tool
1985:. Retrieved
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1549:Japanese saw
1485:Musical saws
1474:sound effect
1368:
1319:crosscut saw
1294:
1178:bucking logs
1155:Abrasive saw
1126:Pendulum saw
1120:Concrete saw
1089:Circular saw
1076:
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910:Dovetail saw
881:
878:Japanese saw
845:crosscut saw
777:Nest of saws
759:Japanese saw
717:Crosscut saw
690:
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155:Circular saw
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75:lead section
5606:WikiProject
5552:Rift sawing
5542:Flat sawing
5430:Wood drying
5107:Scrub plane
5092:Razee plane
5042:Block plane
4896:Mitre clamp
4843:Wood scribe
4794:Combination
4536:Purpleheart
4232:Douglas fir
4182:Woodturning
4015:Occupations
3977:Woodworking
3900:Fabrication
3878:Trip hammer
3873:Swage block
3858:Hardy tools
3775:Marking out
3745:Gauge block
3632:Angle plate
3594:Tap and die
3511:Screw press
3506:Punch press
3460:Tipped tool
3415:Countersink
3410:Counterbore
3255:Woodworking
3125:Woodchipper
2917:Two-man saw
2832:Marking axe
2813:(shake axe)
2712:Wedge prism
2685:Rangefinder
2645:Angle gauge
2632:Mensuration
2565:Caulk boots
2494:Woodworking
2395:Switchblade
2258:Razor strop
2243:Putty knife
2183:Meat slicer
2128:Emery cloth
2113:Disc cutter
2088:Countersink
2063:Bolt cutter
1776:A. S. Kline
1579:Two-man saw
1534:Carbide saw
1311:woodworking
1236:Sternal saw
1198:ice cutting
1016:Bone cutter
841:Two-man saw
813:Pruning saw
801:Plywood saw
771:Musical saw
765:Keyhole saw
723:Docking saw
682: 1425
677:Rip sawing
626:Two-man saw
321:electricity
297:toothed saw
248:Terminology
220:A saw is a
216:Description
5561:Techniques
5510:Conversion
5440:Wood stain
5368:Treatments
5156:Birdsmouth
5122:Spokeshave
5072:Jack plane
5062:Fore plane
4901:Pipe clamp
4866:Band clamp
4790:Carpenters
4611:Engineered
4561:Rubberwood
4410:Eucalyptus
4214:Calocedrus
4127:Pyrography
4092:Kohlrosing
3920:Metallurgy
3780:Micrometer
3705:Bore gauge
3526:Hand tools
3143:Categories
2965:Helicopter
2806:Brush hook
2640:3D scanner
2613:Tree spade
2586:Pottiputki
2415:Wire brush
2385:Steel wool
2303:Coping saw
2218:Pipecutter
2173:Lawn mower
1727:2016-01-15
1660:1007823303
1590:References
1574:Sharpening
1345:Dado blade
1315:wood grain
1230:Scroll saw
1107:Rotary saw
990:Girder saw
974:Felloe saw
968:Coping saw
949:Frame saws
855:Veneer saw
735:Felloe saw
563:bone tools
513:frame saws
460:Vindonissa
403:Rake: The
32:Saw (film)
5350:Parquetry
5345:Oystering
5340:Marquetry
5181:Butterfly
4848:Workbench
4780:Sandpaper
4760:Mitre box
4705:Drawknife
4695:Burnisher
4680:Abrasives
4629:Hardboard
4290:Afromosia
4172:Whittling
4122:Parquetry
4107:Marquetry
4052:Certosina
4047:Carpentry
4037:Cabinetry
3984:Overviews
3915:Machining
3910:Jewellery
3609:Workbench
3544:Drift pin
3367:Miter saw
3175:equipment
3153:equipment
3105:Tree tyer
3085:Log flume
3065:Hand hook
2995:Skid cone
2990:Pike pole
2985:Pickaroon
2970:Log truck
2960:Harvester
2950:Forwarder
2940:Cant hook
2774:(rakehoe)
2757:Fire rake
2747:Driptorch
2702:Relascope
2697:Microtome
2596:Seed trap
2544:equipment
2328:Miter saw
2268:Sandpaper
2188:Mezzaluna
2123:Drill bit
2118:Drawknife
2073:Burnisher
1668:cite book
1554:Saw chain
1284:saw chain
1264:Chainsaws
1224:sabre saw
1184:Frame saw
1130:swing saw
1095:Table saw
1009:Stave saw
932:mitre box
901:Blitz saw
868:Back saws
795:Panel saw
701:Chain saw
663:Hand saws
648:frame saw
556:Neolithic
478:pull saws
327:source.
323:or other
301:tooth saw
80:summarize
5631:Category
5596:Category
5375:Adhesive
5355:Purfling
5335:Intarsia
5276:Profiles
5201:Dovetail
5140:Geometry
4979:Hand saw
4964:Crosscut
4949:Circular
4944:Chainsaw
4891:Holdfast
4556:Rosewood
4488:American
4483:Mahogany
4455:Jelutong
4425:Hornbeam
4390:Cocobolo
4385:Chestnut
4300:Andiroba
4112:Millwork
4077:Intarsia
4072:Fretwork
4067:Ébéniste
3996:Glossary
3925:Smithing
3863:Pritchel
3800:Sine bar
3465:Tool bit
3420:End mill
3357:Cold saw
3210:Forestry
3200:Cleaning
3080:Log pond
3040:Denailer
2955:Go-devil
2892:Head saw
2865:Chainsaw
2801:Broadaxe
2796:Billhook
2767:Helitack
2572:(hoedag)
2537:Forestry
2449:Forestry
2439:Cleaning
2400:Tool bit
2349:Scraper
2345:Scissors
2333:Wire saw
2323:Hole saw
2318:Hand saw
2288:Chainsaw
2036:abrasive
1901:Archived
1792:Archived
1768:Archived
1745:Archived
1721:Archived
1584:Watersaw
1544:Fire-saw
1528:See also
1306:Crosscut
1270:Chainsaw
1249:Band saw
1188:whipsaws
1161:Hole saw
1083:, Milan.
1063:, Maine.
1003:whip saw
962:buck saw
942:Sash saw
861:Wire saw
832:Salt saw
669:Hand saw
640:sawmills
612:Pit saws
528:Akrotiri
509:Iron Age
480:made of
238:material
202:material
151:Chainsaw
143:Back saw
139:Hand saw
5616:Commons
5532:Whipsaw
5527:Sawmill
5420:Varnish
5415:Thermal
5390:Lacquer
5325:Binding
5294:Chamfer
5161:Biscuit
5127:Surform
5019:Whipsaw
4989:Keyhole
4974:Fretsaw
4954:Compass
4939:Bucksaw
4929:Bandsaw
4924:Backsaw
4906:Sawbuck
4876:F-clamp
4871:C-clamp
4745:Jointer
4649:Plywood
4601:Zebrano
4541:Ovankol
4506:Meranti
4494:African
4465:Linden
4420:Hickory
4375:Cedrela
4370:Camphor
4365:Bubinga
4360:Boxwood
4340:Bilinga
4325:Avodire
4242:Juniper
4227:Cypress
4102:Luthier
3991:History
3935:Welding
3905:Forming
3895:Casting
3710:Caliper
3687:Wiggler
3677:Mandrel
3647:Fixture
3589:Scriber
3549:Hacksaw
3440:Nibbler
3352:Bandsaw
3235:Masonry
3225:Kitchen
3165:Commons
3090:Machete
3000:Skidder
2932:Logging
2922:Whipsaw
2902:Polesaw
2887:Dragsaw
2860:Bucksaw
2855:Bow saw
2817:Hatchet
2778:Pulaski
2581:Mattock
2474:Masonry
2464:Kitchen
2390:Surform
2340:Scalpel
2313:Hacksaw
2308:Fretsaw
2283:Bandsaw
2203:Nibbler
2178:Machete
2032:Cutting
1564:Sawmill
1559:Saw pit
1502:sawmill
1451:metals.
1414:Diamond
1339:plywood
1324:Rip cut
1194:Ice saw
1174:Dragsaw
1142:sawmill
1042:Augusta
996:Hacksaw
980:Fretsaw
958:Bow saw
874:Backsaw
807:Polesaw
789:Pad saw
753:Ice saw
686:saw pit
652:whipsaw
644:saw pit
632:pit saw
622:Saw pit
618:Whipsaw
450:History
409:ripping
380:saw set
368:binding
309:powered
169:Related
163:Bandsaw
147:Bow saw
129:Cutting
5522:Hewing
5261:Splice
5216:Halved
5211:Groove
5206:Finger
5186:Coping
5171:Bridle
5148:Joints
5029:Planes
5014:Veneer
5004:Scroll
4999:Ripsaw
4984:Jigsaw
4959:Coping
4858:Clamps
4785:Square
4775:Shaper
4770:Router
4750:Mallet
4725:Gimlet
4700:Chisel
4596:Willow
4586:Walnut
4576:Totara
4566:Sapele
4531:Poplar
4516:Padauk
4478:Merbau
4450:Jarrah
4435:Imbuia
4430:Idigbo
4395:Cumaru
4380:Cherry
4305:Anigre
4267:Spruce
4220:Cedrus
4087:Khatam
4042:Caning
4005:lumber
3853:Fuller
3642:Collet
3614:Wrench
3579:Pliers
3554:Hammer
3455:Shears
3450:Reamer
3405:Chisel
3395:Broach
3372:Plasma
3245:Mining
3215:Garden
3110:Tsakat
3017:Yarder
2980:Peavey
2822:Labrys
2772:McLeod
2570:Hoedad
2484:Mining
2454:Garden
2263:Reamer
2148:Grater
2083:Chisel
2068:Broach
1921:
1699:
1658:
1648:
1519:lumber
1509:Lumber
1498:lumber
1398:Copper
1358:rakers
1329:ripsaw
1303:speed.
1274:engine
1204:Jigsaw
1196:: for
1176:: for
1146:frozen
1061:Bangor
936:mitres
849:ripsaw
826:square
819:Ripsaw
636:ripsaw
624:, and
575:chisel
550:, the
536:Lu Ban
482:copper
376:chisel
372:ripsaw
18:Sawing
5400:Paint
5309:Ovolo
5304:Ogive
5289:Bevel
5256:Scarf
5241:Miter
5009:Table
4994:Miter
4969:Frame
4886:Gripe
4802:Speed
4798:Miter
4730:Gauge
4720:Float
4715:Fence
4710:Drill
4668:Tools
4591:Wenge
4581:Utile
4546:Ramin
4501:Maple
4473:Lovoa
4445:Iroko
4415:Hazel
4400:Ebony
4345:Birch
4335:Beech
4330:Balsa
4320:Aspen
4315:Apple
4295:Alder
4252:Kauri
4247:Larch
4209:Cedar
4192:Woods
4167:Treen
3848:Forge
3843:Anvil
3795:Ruler
3740:Gauge
3637:Chuck
3599:Tongs
3584:Punch
3534:Clamp
3481:Brake
3362:Laser
3250:Power
3170:tools
3148:tools
3033:Other
3022:swing
2912:Resaw
2735:DC-10
2690:laser
2655:Chain
2540:tools
2489:Power
2380:Snips
2363:Paint
2253:Razor
2233:Plane
2168:Laser
2163:Knife
2058:Blade
2038:tools
1626:(PDF)
1619:(PDF)
1436:used.
1432:(HSS)
1406:Steel
1374:Brass
1272:: an
1253:motor
1149:river
1140:in a
1046:Maine
884:brass
590:Steel
559:stone
548:Talos
538:. In
405:angle
345:point
325:power
317:water
313:steam
307:, or
234:chain
232:, or
226:blade
198:chain
196:, or
190:blade
184:is a
135:Types
5637:Saws
5299:Ogee
5284:Bead
5226:Knee
5196:Dado
5176:Butt
4916:Saws
4828:Vise
4765:Rasp
4690:Adze
4571:Teak
4526:Plum
4521:Pear
4282:Hard
4262:Rimu
4257:Pine
4201:Soft
4001:Wood
3604:Vise
3425:File
3400:Burr
3220:Hand
2847:Saws
2811:Froe
2788:Axes
2740:UAVs
2542:and
2459:Hand
2358:Hand
2353:Card
2248:Rasp
2138:Froe
2133:File
2048:Adze
2034:and
1989:2015
1919:ISBN
1761:Ovid
1697:ISBN
1678:link
1674:link
1656:OCLC
1646:ISBN
1464:Uses
1390:Zinc
1382:Iron
1222:or "
1138:wood
1128:or "
876:and
544:Ovid
497:Djer
339:(25
305:hand
281:kerf
256:Kerf
242:wood
230:wire
222:tool
194:wire
186:tool
49:and
5425:Wax
5395:Oil
5231:Lap
5166:Box
4934:Bow
4806:Try
4685:Axe
4639:OSB
4634:MDF
4511:Oak
4440:Ipê
4405:Elm
4310:Ash
4272:Yew
4237:Fir
3657:Jig
3486:Die
2273:Saw
2053:Axe
1309:In
1212:or
1136:of
1059:in
847:or
571:adz
567:axe
561:or
505:set
442:An
363:Set
358:Set
311:by
299:or
273:set
182:saw
108:Saw
5633::
4804:,
4800:,
4796:,
4792:,
4491:,
4217:,
1947:.
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630:A
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511:,
490:c.
488:,
382:.
341:mm
319:,
315:,
295:A
228:,
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