Crosscut Saw. 3′ One Man Crosscut Saw for Forestry Work and Cross-cutting of Large Logs and Felling Their Own Firewood

Crosscut saw one man for forestry work and cross-cutting of large logs and felling their own firewood. Crosscut saws are used to cut down trees and to saw the trunks to length. The one-man crosscut saw has wooden handles that fit into a steel socket at the end. Single crosscut saw one man becomes two man crosscut saw. Two man saw is ideal for cutting medium to large logs. This log saw is intended for cutting green wood where it truly excels. It will also cut dry wood although the performance will be much slower. The blade of the crosscutting saw is not sharpened and cannot be used directly.

• Two man saw is a saw designed to cut wood perpendicular to wood grain. When cutting logs. crosscut saw one man saves more time and effort than axe.
• Two man saw makes push-pull stroke cutting more labor-saving. and round saw uses special saw teeth called rake to clean the cutting sawdust.
• In practice. the manual logging saw has certain advantages over the gasoline-powered saw. and the crosscut saw is much lighter than the electric saw. Hand saws are safer to use in the forest. avoiding the fire risk caused by chainsaws.
• Two man Crosscut saw adopts high-strength 1.5mm thick high-strength steel. and D-shaped comfortable handle. which is beneficial to fast cutting.
• Each one man crosscut saw comes standard with an auxiliary handle. which can be used by one person to assist cutting or used by the second person.
• A man crosscutting saw is not sharpened. so it needs to be sharpened by itself before it can be used.The blade of the crosscutting saw is not sharpened and cannot be used directly.