brave spoke
Hello Sir,
I would like to know which hand-tool (which saw) to use to cut through wood that is at maximum a couple centimeters thick,
and of which the cut is non-linear but not uncontrollable.
I know of manual fretsaw but it would take an eternity to saw through wood seen in the picture on the right, wouldn't it?
Also, the frame of the saw would need to be more than a meter in depth.
I would say if you’re new enough in your woodworking journey to not understand the tooling it would be best to make some rectangles first.
There’s a few ways to achieve this, but I’m confident a one meter fretsaw is not among them.
placid notch
ECE sells frame saws which can take a blade that does this, but they are harder to use than a normal (to americans) handsaw. You could also use a chisel to do this
a tutorial ^
brave spoke
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LX-0DDYRfcc
very funny guy. thanks for the video! very good.
tiny stirrup
why would it need a meter in depth ? just turn the blade...
brave spoke
why would it need a meter in depth ? just turn the blade...
If the wood is a circle with a diameter larger than the frame of the saw, then there is no way to cut the wood through the center with the saw.
Or if we have a rectangle (like a table), of which one dimension throws us the same problem.