cross-cut saws
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Cross-cut saws are designed to cut wood across the grain, with teeth angled to slice through fibers rather than chisel along them.
The term distinguishes them from rip saws, which cut with the grain.
Cross-cut saws range from small hand saws to large two-person timber saws: They felled the oak with a two-man cross-cut saw.
- push and pullOpposite directional forces
- back and forthRepeated alternating movement
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- teethEnamel-covered chewing structures
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