Crosscut and Ripcut What is the Difference
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- What is the difference between a crosscut saw and a rip-cut saw
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That was wonderful. I know the difference between the two types of cuts, but never quite got my head around which saw was for which. Until today! thanks!
This is very useful information
Fantastic explanation sir.
It is, indeed
Finally, someone broke it down to my level. I'm not entirely sure what level that is, but here we are.
Bill Burl back at it again with the knowledge.
It’s Tyson fury
I thought the same
🤣🤣☠👍
Burr still works as well wonderfully!
Deffo thought this was bill burr for a second haha
Absolutely beautiful explanation simple concise and I learns why there is a difference. We need more teachers like you!
Thank you for this this explains a lot about my last project! I think i owe that saw a apology .
@@blahahtheelder4343 Right? I got this nice Japanese's saw from wood craft, i had alway heard how they cut so nice and clean and it didnt. turns out it was the wrong kind, and now i know why!
This is the prop guy's doppelganger
We NEED a collab already 😂
Scott, Prop & Roll?
@@Crlarl yup
Someone called him Bill burl
Probably one of the best descriptions I have heard. Immediately explains, can be transferred, to the difference in circular saw blades.
Do power tools matter as much since it's such high velocity?
@@BobSacamano666 I can’t speak from experience yet but from what I have seen online there are rip and cross cut blades for tables saws as well as some that try to blend both types of tooth for a more general blade.
Most people don't realize the thousands of years it took to make what we consider a simple tool.
This is what shorts should be showing, useful into that's quick, concise and clear
I’m 74 years old and have been around saws/tools since childhood watching my father using them and being told about rip and cc saws, however, this is by far the best demo I’ve ever seen!
As someone who grew up using tools but never being taught the PROPER USE and that there's such a thing as DIFFERENT TYPES of things, videos like this are a blessing to find. Now, decades later, I can occasionally come across something that educates me on what I don't know I don't even know. Thankyou for your videos and I've become a subscriber.
My dad to this day doesn't give a crap about doing things correctly so long as whatever is broken is "fixed" or whatever is needed built is made even if it is made poorly.
My grandpa has a huge collection of handsaws in his shop. This was one of the first lessons he taught me, "always use the right saw for the job."
That said, he has one saw that stays on his bench that he uses for almost everything. He says he files and sets his saw in a particular way that makes it a combination saw.
It's 17 inches long, and has roughly 11 teeth per inch. The teeth are filed in sets of 5. The first 3 are filed like a cross cut saw, then 2 flat teeth. He says he only sets the crosscut teeth at 0.002 either side. He won't let me touch the thing, so I take his word for it.
When I worked at Home Depot we used the same saw blade for cutting both, and people would always complain about those chips in the wood (since we offered free wood cutting) and i don't understand why they couldn't get this. Maybe this video would've been helpful lol
this video just taught me more about cutting wood than any other video I've seen in about 30 seconds
It's gotten to the point where I'm actually thankful to find a video that doesn't loop. They're so gimmicky.
I literally never knew there was a difference and probably never would’ve without a random short being recommended on TH-cam. Thank you Pun Man
Never knew this! I learn more from youtube than i ever did at school.
And this was a really good explanation
I know absolutely nothing about woodworking, but you explained it so well even I understood it
You and the guy that does action movie props have the absolute best puns 🤣💯
Lol love his channel.
Scott? Prop and roll or whatever its called, he is awesome!
You answered a life question there. I've always wondered and the answer was always along the lines of "it just is" or "that's how it's designed to work"
Duuuuuuuude, so many years I’m rippin thru a cross and crossin thru a rip, just cause that’s the blade I’ve got set.
That beautifully eloquent example implores me to buy another saw to rip and cut in tandem.
May the board be with you. 🌱🌞
I already knew the differences between the two but seeing the example of a chisel vs a knife really cemented the concept in my mind
Nice parallel cuts with the knife.
Nice and useful video.
Quietly, no loud music. Only clean and educated information.
Well done.
Even Mendeleev would have liked the video.😉
Legit first time someone explained this properly
Subbed so freaking hard. I inherited what is essentially a full blown commercial wood shops (furniture and general construction) worth of equipment and lumber and I have minimal real carpentry experience. I have a very small garage.
Thank you so much, informative without being condescending or over the top, perfect!
I like the broom bristles being used as an example.
Very nice presentation.
I’ve honestly never heard or seen something so well explained before in my life…that was *brilliant!☺️*
That closing line. Chefs kiss.
It's 7:20am and I already learning... Good on me lol but for real this is a great way of explaining this. Thank you sir!
My 7th grade woodshop teacher taught me that! That's been 40 years ago and surprisingly, I remember
I'm one of the very few unfortunate people to know the instant difference between the two saws I took carpentry in the middle school before I was allowed to even use a table saw and this was one of the first tools I was introduced to and you explained it exactly how my carpentry teacher explained it 10-10 however one thing I would like to add is you can use metal saws that were designed to cut metal as a crosscut saw for wood
Dude I always wondered when I was a kid, why my dad gave me that saw and told me to cut it a certain way. Cause he knew it would take a crap ton of effort and we'd tire ourselves out.
This explains many issues I had making cuts in high school wood shop... Only saws we had that were cross-cut compatible were Japanese saws, which there were only two of and the teacher always wanted to reserve one for himself for obvious reasons with how much easier they were to use.
Thank you for teaching me something today. I never knew there was a difference in the saw teeth.
Your visual aid made it make sense. Thank you. You weren't the first to tell me, but you were the best.
You just gave me the perfect explanation why my saw doesn't cut on the side of the fiber.
I work in the timber industry and this is the first I've heard of this.
This makes so much sense now for why my cross cut saw always makes such a mess of the timber while making a cut with the grain
As someone who appreciates information that's useful.... i commend you sir on your explanation and how quick and to the point it was. Thanks.
Literally never needed this info but thank god I do now. You actually made it interesting and I now want to go saw something.
In 10th grade wood shop Dave Lowry cut his finger off because he tried to cross cut on the table saw that had a rip cut blade. He had a couple other strikes against him, being stoned, not using a fence and having no idea what he was doing….always use the right tool for the job!
This is an amazing way of explaining the difference and why there is one
38old still learning something new. thanks.
I like your “chisel theory of everything”
Its so simple and basic yet this has never crossed my mind.
I was a boy scout in Connecticut we did so much woodworking but we were never taught this simple thing. I was a part of the troop 15 we literally built a small wooden pedestrian bridge to cross a small stream (Stamford nature center) but we were never taught any of this
What do saws have in common with the Doom Guy?
They rip and tear til it is done.
Those perfect parallel scribe lines where so perfect I was blown away by that. Great info!!
Clear concise to-the-point user get an A in explaining random internet shit
You just explained this better than my ag mechanics teacher did in a week, good job and take my subscribe!
This is the best way I've heard it explained and I will using it in the future.
I haven't Yet have that thought on saws but you have answered that very clearly
It knew there was wood grain, and that there were different types of saw teeth, but this never occurred to me. Connecting dots is fun, thanks.
For a dang second I thought Bill Burr had a new hobby awsome content man.
I’m 23 years of age and someone FINALLY explains it right. Every time I ask, I usually get the response, ”uhh, idk. Just use the table saw”
It's funny how even table saws have the two different blades. And people don't know just how much faster table saw works when you have the appropriate blade.
This answered some questions I long forgot I had
fantastically simple. not a word was wasted. thank you sir!
This explains why I have had problems with hand saws before. Thanks
Little throwback to Roy Underhill for that broom demonstration 👍
Cmon how are we going to ignore that amazing pun he made at the end there
The last part where he says " cut to chase " deserves a like.
Good to see prop master getting a healthy hobby
Loved the explanation! The wood tear out part was hard to watch.
I learned something AND there's a pun at the end? Good stuff!!
"Which saw to use to cut to the chase"
I can't imagine the amount of dads slapping their knee laughing right now
I don’t work with wood or anything of the like but thank you for when I finally need this information
Great demonstration. Thank you. Didn’t know the difference in teeth.
You're videos are so informative, thank you!
Soooooo informative in such a short video. Thank you
Taught me more then my woodshop teacher ever did
Mind is blown! How did I never consider this?!
Never knew that, joke at the end was pretty good too
Dad taught me a lot but not everything, and I've forgotten some stuff from not putting the knowledge to use. I've learned a lot from your shorts, I'm hoping if my health improves to be able to put the theory into practice.
Your pun made me smile too. My old man was always punny in the shed when teaching me stuff.
Bill burr's brothers a woodworker? Wild stuff my guy
The pun at the end 😂
I don't even work with wood but love the simple explanation...subscribed
I love how you explain that
Loved this demonstration. Thank you!
Most useful video I watched today.
Kurz, präzise, sachlich...top.
Never knew there was a difference, thanks!!
You need to sell these videos to schools with shop safety in mind and of course these invaluable tips. You would make a fortune
You are a GREAT TEACHER!!!!!
Thank you I honestly had no idea there was a difference
Dude thank you for this I never knew the difference
Thank you, Mr. Tool Info guy! 💖
Great broom visual
Wow... Just wow. Less than 1 minute, super useful content.
Well explained James. You’re such a good teacher! Watch his channel!!!
I didn't know there were different kinds of teeth. But thanks to this guy, i saw that
well in scrolling through videos i learned something i actually did not know thank you.
I knew there were two different types of saws but I'm just finding out why. Thank you
Didn't even think about that, thank you! 🪚
That explains the frayed edges when I was cutting wood last year.
You sir have earned yet another subscriber 👍
That was fantastic, wonderfully clear explanation! Thank you very much!
You sir, earned the subscribe first video I saw of yours. Well done. 😂
Always knew why, never seen it visualized. Thanks!
Wow. I stumbled across the ginger bill burr of woodworking! Sweet!
wonderful info, straight to the point, explain the difference clearly. good job 👍