I have a 8 pt. saw that I have used for the last 34 yrs. and have sharpened several times, but would now like to set it’s teeth. Can anyone recommend a good brand/model saw set to me? And it doesn’t have to be a new one, a good old used one would be fine. Thanks very much for any help.
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Might want to add at least your location to your profile (found by clicking on your name). Entirely possible there's one nearby you could borrow. Like here in central Va.
Not something you use very often. Mine's ancient.
PAHS works. Bury it.
You can get them on E-bay, cheap. Mine is an old Stanley.
Yep, eBay. I think there's always a few on there, and cheap too!
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