It's Humpday...which can only mean..triviola!
Aside from how it might cut wood, what unique reason might a "sawyer" want a longer thinner hand saw?
It's Humpday...which can only mean..triviola!
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Easier to 'tune'?
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#3How about..
You could take a bow with it on stage. Or you could make the cut full circle.
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#4No hints needed today eh? Answer
In fine Ken Jennings-like fashion Bill and Gary harmoniously came to the correct answer.
"Sawyers" is an appropriate name for one who plays the musical saw. To increase the quality of tone as well as the range of the instrument Sawyers prefer saws with longer and thinner blades.
Well done gentlemen.
Tommy
