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18th September 2007, 08:57 PM #31Member
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Good one Dion!
2 things re sharpening the Tyzack.
1 - Have you 'stoned' the sides of the saw? ie run a stone lightly down each side of the saw. Or you can do what I did and run each side across sandpaper on glass/marble. If you mark each tooth with a marker pen first it might be the case that one or more of the teeth protrude further than the others.
2 - If it is a jointing problem, you can either find the offending tooth and 'top' just that tooth. Something I found handy are the 2 pdf files at the end of bugbears saw page http://www.geocities.com/plybench/saw_sharpen.html. If you print off the 'filing new teeth' one and use it as a template next time it might help.
cheers,
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