On 13/11/2020 08:31, ss wrote:
On 13/11/2020 04:10, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
If you use the moving-away side to cut the saw will tend to push out
of the cut and if it reaches the saw tip the saw will kick out

So like a router where going in one direction pushes it off the cut.

Ok, thanks all I think I get it now.
I only need to use it every couple of years so wont be extensive use.
Dont be afraid to use it the 'wrong' way - for example when cutting a
heavy horizontal piece that is supported at the ends, the blade will jam
if you do it from above so you can either turn the thing over or cut the
last bit from underneath,assuming you cant get a support in to jack up
the area you are cutting.




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