4 Hand Saw Maintenance Practices
Hand sawing isn’t an operation to be taken lightly. The use of hand saws ─ regardless of the reason they are being used an by whom ─ is something to be done carefully if one is to be safe and if fingers and toes are to remain attached to their owners. Hand Sawing No matter how careful one is, however, the safety of the hand saw operator ─ and others around for that matter ─ is greatly dependent on the current state of the hand saw in use. A well-maintained hand saw is less likely to cause injury if used properly that a bad one. This is one very good reason to maintain your hand saw. Another is so the hand saw lasts longer . To extend the lifespan of a handsaw (old or new) and keep it safe for use, a few maintenance practices (guides) can be observed. These hand sawing practices work well for a new hand saw or an old one. 1. Always store your hand saw in a place with no moisture What causes rust is exposure to moisture and air. To protect your handsaw b