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Crosscut Saw Manual LINK

8/5/04, 2:53 AM #1

Joel
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Crosscut Saw Manual *LINK*

joel

>Today I had a customer asking about sharpening timber saws and I have had a copy of this book:

Crosscut Saw Manual

for at least 15 years since I bought at the goverment book store in foley square during a break in Jury duty.

Anyway I was on the web to find out if it was still in print and low and behold - it's been put on-line -

And I figured some of you might be interested.

Once in awhile the goverment does something I agree with.

http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/fspubs/7771250

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8/5/04, 1:03 PM #2

Don Thompson, Cutler Ridge, Florida
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Don Thompson, Cutler Ridge, Florida

>Why on earth it is on the Federal Highway Adminstration site is beyond me.

Thanks for the pointer!

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8/5/04, 2:09 PM #3

Fred Peake, Okie Neanderthal
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Fred Peake, Okie Neanderthal

>Here is a good South Carolina Trails site that has a scanned Adobe PDF of the original publication. They also have several other older manuals posted that make for some fascinating reading.

Scouth Carolina Trails

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8/6/04, 8:36 AM #4

Andrew F
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Thanks to the two of you - great resources

Andrew F in Australia

>These are much appreciated.

Thanks for your time.

Andrew

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8/7/04, 2:07 AM #5

Bill Tindall, E.TN.
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thanks, been looking for that....

Bill Tindall, E. TN

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