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dovetail saw

noun

  1. a backsaw for fine woodworking, as dovetailing.


dovetail saw

noun

  1. building trades a saw similar to a tenon saw but of smaller size
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of dovetail saw1

First recorded in 1805–15
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Then, with Tenon or Dovetail Saw, cut off just outside the line.

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The object of this block, which is kept specially for the purpose, is to form a guide for those who have not full control of the dovetail saw; the back of the saw clears the hole, and the required bevel is obtained.

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With a fine tenon or dovetail saw, cut the saw kerf as at Fig.

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The side is held in position on the end, and the dovetail saw is inserted and drawn out of the saw kerf, thus leaving the exact mark on the drawer-back.

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Failure to observe this condition will result in faulty dovetailing, and it will also prove the necessity for using a finely-toothed and thin-bladed dovetail saw.

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