crosscut saw , also: cross-cut saw

A crosscut saw is used to make this type of cut.

A bucksaw is also a form of the crosscut saw.

Then her head was severed with a crosscut saw and thrown into the lake.

People would never again beg me to put down the crosscut saw before I amputated myself.

Crosscut saws are used with a variety of other small hand tools.

Numerous photographs and a description of crosscut saw training is offered.

There are two types of crosscut saw classification, vintage and modern.

That's why my Daddy put me on one end of a crosscut saw when I was 14.

Crosscut saws are the weapon of choice and may be borrowed or brought from home.

He picks up a crosscut saw to try to get it off, but accidentally freaks her out.

Its teeth are closely spaced - like those of a crosscut saw - so the cut is smooth.

Third, crosscut saws require much more space to operate, which isn't always available.

Trees were cut with steel axes until about 1870 when the two-man crosscut saw was introduced.

Common equipment included the axe and crosscut saw.

I would handle the crosscut saw with the artistry of Michelangelo handling a chisel.

As a crosscut saw is a two-man saw, each cut must be made with a pair of teammates.

For all-around use, choose a 26-inch-long crosscut saw with 8 or 10 teeth, or points per inch.

Some sawmills also use crosscut saws to cut boards and planks to length.

After watching us try to use axes for a few minutes, Pa changed his mind and assigned us to the big crosscut saw.

In another course on forestry techniques, students use a two-man crosscut saw and extract the timber with horses.

"And Montgomery Ward sent her a bathtub and a crosscut saw."

The process was cumbersome yet a lot easier and quicker than an axe or a two-man crosscut saw.

Crosscut saws also include smaller hand saws used in carpentry.

Crosscut saws and chainsaws each have safety issues.

Cold as it was, working with a crosscut saw on long lengths of pine log soon warmed both of us up.