The frame saw is universally usable: for cross-cutting, trimming, slotting, and offsetting. Cross-cutting refers to cutting across the grain to shorten a board. Trimming involves removing the tree edge of the board, with the cut running along the grain. Slotting refers to the longitudinal cutting of tenons for wood joints, and offsetting is the subsequent cross-cut cut to carve out the tenon.
The wooden construction of the frame saw, also known as a tension saw, consists of 2 vertical bars (saw arms) and a saw bridge, arranged in an „H” shape. Figuratively speaking, the saw blade is located between the two feet of the upright and wide „H,” and the tensioning device is between its outstretched arms. Because the blade is tensioned, it can be made significantly thinner than, for example, the blade of a back saw. Traditionally, tensioning was done with a hemp cord, but today, frame saws are either tensioned with a twisted wire or a threaded rod.
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