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It's similar to a wood saw but the teeth are
entirely different--in fact there are no teeth, just serations filed into the
steel. Teeth grab the straw--rice straw is tough--and the saw gets hung
up. A serated edge, like a bread knife, works very well.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 12:14
AM
Subject: Re: Re: Retro fit / adjusting
bales to a set roof height
>Then we shave the top of the bale with a 5
foot long, two-man bale saw we made
Sounds interesting! Is this similar to a 2 man (or 2 woman, or
...) wood crosscut saw? I recall some custom crosscut saw tooth
patterns used for lumberjack contests back in New Hampshire. An "M"
tooth pattern that cut both ways, with no rakers, won some contests way back
when. Used it in Canada too, eh?
Cheers from the Wasatch- Bill
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