Back Saw
A back saw is a type of hand saw characterized by a relatively thin and narrow blade, reinforced along its back edge to prevent bending during use. It typically features fine teeth, often with crosscut or rip configurations, and is designed for precision cutting in woodworking, especially for making accurate and controlled crosscuts or joinery. The back saw's design allows for more controlled and accurate cuts compared to larger saws, making it a popular choice for carpentry, cabinetry, and other fine woodworking tasks.
Circular Saw Blade for Wood
A circular saw blade for wood is a cutting tool designed specifically for use with a circular saw. It typically consists of a flat, circular disc with sharp teeth along its outer edge. The blade is mounted onto the arbor of the circular saw, and as the saw operates, the blade spins rapidly to cut through wood materials. Circular saw blades for wood are specifically engineered to make efficient and clean cuts in wood, and they come in various sizes and tooth configurations to suit different cutting tasks and wood types. The teeth on the blade are strategically shaped and arranged to ensure smooth and precise cutting while minimizing splintering and tear-out on the wood surface.