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Threading a Saw Blade: Teeth Out and Down
How to thread a saw blade with the teeth out and down, using the bench pin and your hip for tension.
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The most underrated skill in metalsmithing: threading a saw blade without losing your mind π
Teeth out and down, blade away from the frame (see graphic). Then bench pin + a well-placed hip for tension. Not gonna lie, these @craftoptics are the only reason I can see straight enough to do this part.
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Teeth out and down, blade away from the frame (see graphic). Then bench pin + a well-placed hip for tension. Not gonna lie, these @craftoptics are the only reason I can see straight enough to do this part.
Has anyone else joined the club where you need magnification for pretty much everything now? π Thatβs a good seque to thank everyone for the birthday wishes last week! ππ
*CraftOptics is a regular sponsor of our community helping me continue the podcast, tip search page, website of resources. Bug thanks to them.
#MagnificationTip #jewelrymakingtips #craftoptics
