Sharpening a Buck Saw

[realist]

I have a couple of Buck Saws and would like to lean how to sharpen. Does anyone know how I go about doing it? Thanks

[Grumpy Old Man]

This guy has a pretty good explanation of how to do it.

http://www.calast.com/personal/ken/Saw%20Sharpening.pdf

[bacpacker]

Grumpy that was the best description I've seen on saw shapening. I have tried this a couple times and like most things there is a knack to it. The tools he discussed making would help do a better job for sure.

[realist]

Hay Grumpy thank you this is exactly what I was looking for.

[Grumpy Old Man]

YW realist. In the course of my profession and outside pursuits I've become a real information monger. I'm constantly adding new bookmarks to my stash.

[bacpacker]

I'm certainly in a different profession, but I to am adding to my bookmarks at every chance.

One thing I'll add from past screw ups on my part. Save your bookmarks in a second location. I got a virus last year and had to reformat the hard drive. Lost all my book marks on that puter. Plus I have book marks on 4 puters between here and work. A seperate drive makes it easier to consolodate everything in one place.

[Sniper-T]

additionally... you should copyépaste the information or save videos to secondary locations too. sites go down all the time... then you`ve lost your resourse. I have a handful of flash drives with info, and a bunch of burnt dvds.

I also utilize my works` printers whenever possible and make paper copies of EVERYTHING that I deem as too important not to have in SHTF.

[Grumpy Old Man]

I'm up to 15 flash drives now and I need to buy more.

[bacpacker]

Grumpy you sound like me, I've got 8 or 9 from 4gb to 32gb. Plus a 320gb and a 250gb portable hard drive. Still not enough.