sawing (on pull)
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Description
Sawing on the pull stroke is a traditional woodworking technique where the saw blade cuts as it is drawn toward the user. This method relies on a thin, flexible blade held in tension to resist bending under tensile forces during the pull motion. It allows for precise, smooth cuts with reduced effort and improved control, especially in fine or detailed work. The pull stroke minimizes blade deflection, resulting in straighter, cleaner cuts and increased accuracy, making it highly effective for delicate joinery and intricate woodworking tasks.
Properties
Necessary precision
to the nearest millimeter
Production phase
- rough cutting
- triming
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