Primitive Archer
Information and Resources => Trading Post => Topic started by: skyarrow on August 03, 2010, 01:44:43 pm
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i just picked up a felling and bucking saws that are in great shape and i dont know how to properly set them up so i can use them. what i am looking for is a book on how to do this. pm me if u have one that you can trade with we can talk with what you want for trade ttyl sterling
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I have the tool to set the saw teeth with send a P. M. if interested. Ron
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sweet can you post a pic and the brand so i can see if it will work on these saws i have :)
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Contact "sawfiler" (Shannon) that is what he does for a living.
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That's what I was thinking Pat ;)
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That's what I suggested, too.
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I sharpened a few cross cuts about 15 years ago for the US forrest service, but haven't touched or even seen one since. The kind I sharpen (daily) are band saws for a hardwood lumber mill. These are 40' long and 12" wide band saws. A whole nuther can of worms!
I wish I could help, but the kind you have are not my specialty :-[
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I sharpened a few cross cuts about 15 years ago for the US forrest service, but haven't touched or even seen one since. The kind I sharpen (daily) are band saws for a hardwood lumber mill. These are 40' long and 12" wide band saws. A whole nuther can of worms!
I wish I could help, but the kind you have are not my specialty :-[
:'( bummer well what can you remember on doing them or do you know some one that can help me
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i would try finding a site for "LUBERJACKS"
its a pretty big and fast growing sport,thers got to be someone in that circle that would and could help you
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I've sharpened a few if you pay very close attention to how it was done before you should be able to replicate the angles and so forth. Cracker
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here are the bag pic
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