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Thanks.

I'm in Italy but I'm happy to pay.

Can anyone suggest a source?

This came down in a neighbour's field a couple of weeks ago in a storm and he wanted it moved. Bigger than it looks, well over 2' in diameter at the base. Wasn't easy cutting it up with my small chainsaw. Not great firewood but I'm going to try making something out of it.

That looks like a small fortune in magnets, at least here in Italy it would be.

Rip teeth are perpendicular to the length of the saw, see below.

Is it a rip or crosscut saw? The link doesn't say.

I have the smaller N35 and the blade is generaly in the middle of the wheel. Your guides may limit your position, it may not be possible to get the gullet in the middle depending on the width of the blade.

Old version of these.

Secateurs

I think Sautershop sells a large variety of riving knives. I confess I remove the riving knife when using the crosscut sled as the piece I am cutting is rarely deeper than the part of the blade protruding.

Mine is adjustable and my understanding was that it should be a touch lower than the blade height. Others will know better than me.

How do you partially rip through a board to make a rebate with such a high riving knife ?

I'd have a look at Wiha softfinish. They come in a number of sizes and are very high quality.

I too use the sabrecut for cutting firewood, often not dry.

I believe the shape of the teeth for metal and wood blades are different, and maybe the gullets too.

You can buy a Hovis loaf in Spain?

My Ender 3 V2 was put away because the results were inconsistent and I was spending too much time on forums and not always getting the best advice. I have asked a few questions about getting my Ender 3 V2 working here, and a few upgrades have been suggested. It turns out that doing the...

Or metal glazing bars.