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Bucktr_g is theterm used forcutting _ fs_[lentree
to thedesired log size,
1. IMPORTANT POINTS
a, Cut0nly onoiogatatime,
b, Cut shattered wood vep/carefully. Sharp
p_,ces ot wood co_ be _un9toward the
operator,
c. Use a sawhorse to c_ small logs, Never
aJtowanolhe_personto ho_ the_ whilecot.
'tif_ al'_ neverI_d theIogw!thyourlego¢feet.
d, Givespeclatatler)fionto logsuoderstrainto
preventthe_w frompinching,Make]hefirsl
cuton thepressures_deto r_.eve thestress
onlhet_, Figure22,
e. Donot cut inan areawhere togs,]lrsbsand
. toots are tangted suah as in e blowtl dew,
area,Pulloutexposedandc]eared}ogsf_rsl,Drag
theiogsi_toadear_teabefore_t_ng.
{. Make the first b_._.ikt_r Ct,._ I_ 1/3 o! the way
through _e logand finish with s 2_3cuton
the oppositeside. Asthetogis bei_ cuLit wi,
{endto bend.The sawcanbecome pinchedor
hungin Ihe log if youmake Ihe fret cutdeeper
,, than ll3of_hediameteroftheL,x3"
2. TYPES OF CUTTING USED Fibre 22,
--Ovsmuttlrtg- I_ginon lhotopside ofthelogwith
spur against the log; exert J_ghtpressure
downwa_,
-- Undercutttng-beginontheundersideo'_the_o_
wi]hthespuregalnsIthe _og;exertfightpressure
up_tard.During_dercLittlng, thesawwilllendto
pushbackatyou.Beprepaiedforthisreact[soand
holdthe sawfl_ly torsaintalncont_I.
AWAReI_G ,
Never turn 'thesaw upside down to underctd,The
sawcar_notbecentretiedInth!spos]Uoh, ....
WARNING
I! saw beCorsespinched orhungin alog, don't tryto
forseltout Yot_canlosecontro_ofthesewresUlt:ing;ln
personedinJurysnd,brdarnagetothesaw._op thesaw,
ddVaawedge of plasticorWoodint_ thecuturlttttl_e
sewcar_beremovedeadly. Flgure23.Restartthesew
and carefully reenterthe cut. ToavoidklCkt_okadd
ctmt_tderse_e, do ni)t use e mete!wedge. Do r_ot'
atlerspt torestedyoursawwhentt Ispin,hod orhung
in slog,,
3. BUCKING --WITHOUT A SUPPORT
a. Overcutw_he t_3diarnstercut.
b. R_ togover andfinishwi_ anove_euL
2NDCUT
Flguro21
Rgure22
WEDGE .USED TO
HOLD CUT OPEN,
" ' Rgure23
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:!-:,_StCult_ . J2ndCutI
"' Figure 24
Figure2_;
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