Manufacturers design crosscut saw blades to make smooth cuts across the wood’s grain. These saws have more teeth. A 10-inch crosscut blade may have 60 to 80 teeth, allowing it to make more cuts ...

This shouldn't be hard work. Three or four light strokes per tooth should do. Push the file, don't pull it. If the saw is cross-cut, the file should be angled at 45 degrees to the blade.

The story goes that not long after my dad returned from serving in WWII, he bought a Mall chainsaw from a traveling salesman.

I recently got my hands on a new circular saw, so I made a crosscut jig to get the most out of it. This is the third time I've built one and it's super handy to have in the shop. I think this is the ...

The Diablo 6-1/2-in. 24-Tooth Tracking Point saw blade produces accurate, smooth cuts on framing materials without bogging down cordless power tools. With the introduction of Tracking Point, ...