Saw help

Lightly stone the side with the drift.

Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX

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Actually...

Dan Donaldson

>Hell is frozen over. I just checked the weather and it is 18 degrees right now;-) (Hell, mi that is ;-)) (FYI, the zip code is 48169)

Who names towns, anyway?

Scott in Douglassville, PA

>I grew up in Michigan. Not only did we have to hear about Hell all the time, but we had Bad Axe to deal with, and (of course) Climax was situated so closes to so many colleges that it was a game to see how many times a year the sign was down on 94.

Moved to Texas, lived in Beaumont. "Beautiful Mountain"? Nope - flat as a run-over pancake. Sour Lake was a winner, right there with Sugarland, and our bullmastiff's hometown of Winnie.

Come back north, and east, and 3/4 of the towns near where I am sound like someone with a chest cold couldn't get the name out clearly at the town meeting.

What gives? No one used to think about posterity?

Scott, who liked Indiana's county names...

It sounds like...

Stevem Kubien

>you're complaining. Hey, my town is named after stuff you use to clean your toilet bowl with!

Steve Kubien

AJAX, Ont

(actually named after a WWII ship)

Thanks Pam

Steve Kubien

>That's what I thought, but I wasn't sure.

Cheers,

Steve Kubien

Ajax, Ont

Re: there and back

Moses Yoder in White Pigeon, MI

>Living in Michigan, you would think I'd have to drive through the town just so I can quite literally say I've been to Hell and back, but actually never have been.

Re: Saw help

Adam Cherubini, NJ

>Steve,

Could be caused by too much set on one side. Folks often assume this is the case, though I think not since its pretty hard to screw that up.

I find this when the teeth were either punched out from one side or filed from one side only. I think a foley files from one side only. I do too.

Run your fingers over the teeth ever so slightly. If you close your eyes (don't ask just do it) you may feel a burr on one side.

Instead of honing, which will work but will dull the saw, try filing from the other side. This will remove some burr and create some on the other side. Just one stroke per tooth and keep your file clean.

Adam

Re: Saw help

Steve Kubien

>Thanks as always Adam. I'll see if I have a file small enough and look into this.

Steve Kubien