Tips and information that you need to know about the saw bow

First, it is necessary to put the blade in the groove of the bow and place it between the jaws.

- Close the tooth of the blade forward. -Tighten the nut completely. - Determine the length of the cutting area with a ruler or other measuring devices. - Mark the place of the saw blade with the edge of the file. - Take the bow of the saw and cut the desired area.

- At first, fasten the workpiece firmly to the work clamp.

- Hold the saw bow firmly with both hands. - When working, use the entire length of the saw blade. - To determine the cutting line, you must move the blade on the workpiece. The thumb is placed next to the surface of the blade to act as a support. - Create the effect of the blade through the reciprocating movement of the bow. - When cutting, stand towards the workpiece and place one foot 30 cm in front of the other foot. - When working, move the saw blade only straight so that it does not break. - Make sure the blade is tight in the saw. - Apply force to the blade only when it moves and leave it free when it returns. - Prevent the blade teeth from sliding on the workpiece (to prevent the blade from slowing down or breaking). - After the cutting path is clearly defined, move the bow of the saw back and forth 20 times per minute.

- warping and twisting of the saw while cutting the workpiece

- applying excessive force to the saw - Failure to choose the right blade according to the type of work - Excessive speed during cutting (more than standard) - The saw blade is loose or the workpiece is not tightly closed in the clamp