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I have a Craftsman from the 40's. Perforated Lance Tooth. I like to use mine. I see these posts are from some time ago, but i was looking for folks who use these and was happy to see a thread. I have found lots of things on the US forestry site for sharpening crosscuts. I re did mine with some 6" XSlim saw files. Grobet files. I found a jointer / raker tool at an antique store.
More serious work would call for a two man cross cut saw. It relys on pulling more so than pushing. Use the buck saw for limbing and light work, cross cut for larger rounds and felling. It's very satisfying work. I cut everything I needed for the first two years with a 6ft buck saw. One injury however meant a Stihl 026 was on order.One thing to remember on this Tim. You can do it now but.....at a price. Watch out for elbow and shoulder problems as they can crop up really quick and go away really slow. Cutting with one can be fun for a while but with me, that fun wore of really quick.
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