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Whip saw is a two man crosscut saw with a narrow blade width.
Pit saw is a two man ripsaw that is used to rip boards and beams from a
log that has been hewed square.
On Tuesday, November 18, 2003, at 07:39 AM, Rudy Christian wrote:
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> >>Pit Saw / Whip Saw = all the same thing where I come from. <<
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> OK I guess we can let Eric Sloan off the hook for this one.
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> >>They were still whipsawing lumber as family businesses here until
> 1910, and broadaxing ties for the railroad well into the 1930's,<<
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> When we were on the Polish synagogue trip we saw clear evidence of
> hand rip sawing and hewing in twentieth century structures too.
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> >>Cut nails after the mid 1800's. <<
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> We have yet to find a square nail in a building inOhio, just cuts.
> Most of our first period settlement is 1820ish plus, with some earlier
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> Thanxfor the great picture and text Cuyler! Can you forward that image
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> share it with my traditional timber framing cronies.
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> Rudy
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John N. Fugelso, Vice President
Preservation Trades Network
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