There is a right way, wrong way, and dangerous way to use a cross-cut saw, and any experienced carpenter or timber cutter will tell you this. Still, even the most experienced cutters could still learn a thing or two about using a cross-cut saw, and if that's your intention, you've found the best resource. In this book are important questions and answers on the best and safe way to use a cross-cut saw. You will also find answers on how to take care of your cross-cut saw, and a question on the scientific rule to apply when choosing the best cutting saw. Other questions include: What pattern of cross-cut is superior for felling trees? What length of saws give the best result? Should users bear down on the blade when sawing logs or timber to get a greater capacity? Whatever questions you have about cross-cut saws, you'll find the answers here

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