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What kind of animals use simple tools?
well orangutans can use saws and hammers properly
What is the top brand name of a table saw?
The best brand of table saw is dependent upon the intended use. Brands such as Bosch and Dewitt are considered top of the line table saws and can be bought online.
What saws do firefighter use?
Circular saws such as a K12 saw. Chain saws such as an Echo saw or a Tempest Ventmaster.
What is the name of a saw for cutting through wood?
For general lumber, a good hand saw or rotary powered saw is great.For the finer woods used in cabinetmaking, there are smaller electric saws with finer teeth that help prevent the fraying of the cut edge on paneling and such.Hand saws. For larger jobs cutting a straight line you would use either a cross-cut saw or a rip saw, for smaller jobs a tenon saw; a fret saw for cutting curves and shapes.ANS 2 -Many saws are good for cutting wood, but each has a slightly different purpose. -I have 8 different power saws for wood, and 3 hand saws - and I don't by any means think of myself as a 'carpenter', -just a guy who wants to get the job done quickly and efficiently.In case you're interested, my 8 power saws are a 5" left hand Skilsaw, an 8 1/2 inch DeWalt rotary, a 7 1/4 Skil Worm-drive, a DeWalt recip.saw, a Bosch Jig-saw, an Elu 'finishing' 9" Mitre saw, a DeWalt 12" compound mitre saw and a DeWalt 10" portable table saw. -Each one is best for its own particular purpose.
What kind of jobs use number?
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What tools did the Greeks use in geometry construction?
Saws, chain saws,cutting tools etc.
Who uses a spanner and a saw?
"Spanner" is sort of a Britishism for "wrench". Plumbers often use wrenches. Saws are for cutting things, such as boards or pipes. Carpenters use wood saws, while plumbers often use pipe saws.
What machines are the carpenter uses?
something sharpANS 2 -Factories use a variety of saws to cut wood. Depending on the use and type of wood, they may use a large bandsaw, an industrial tablesaw with 12" blade or an industrial 'sliding table' saw which has a 5" pre-cutting blade and a 16" main blade.
Purchasing the Used Table Saw?
Purchasing a used table saw is great for increasing woodworking capabilities. Most used saws offer significant savings over new models. The number of saws available and the different models and styles can be bewildering. This is especially true when the saw is not in a showroom and able to be compared with other models. Consequently, to make sense of the offerings, the purchaser should know how he plans to use his table saw. Table saws generally come in three styles: cabinet saws which are stationary floor models, contractor or bench saws that have a minimal stand or need a surface to sit on, and hybrids that lie between the other two styles and are permanently mounted on open legs and wheels. Within each of these styles are models with different power ratings, blade sizes and accessories. Cabinet saws are the most expensive table saws available. These saws are rugged, true, and versatile, and are capable of producing the highly accurate cuts necessary for making fine furniture. Because the motors are enclosed, both dust collection and noise mitigation are relatively easy. They usually require a shop and may need 240 volt service. The weekend hobbyist would most likely find these saws prohibitive in size and cost. Bench saws are comparatively lightweight and are great for small spaces because they can be tucked away on a bench or shelf when not in use. These saws lack the heft and table size of cabinet saws, limiting their accuracy and usefulness. While affordable, they are often made of aluminum and plastic, materials which may suffer damage easily. Of course, these materials are key to the portability of these saws and responsible for their primary usage by contractors. Hybrid saws are the most economical for the casual craftsman. They can be rolled out of the way for storage and offer accuracy that rivals cabinet models. Because the motors are not enclosed in cabinets,, noise and dust are harder control than with cabinet models. These saws are a good choice for someone who wants quality cuts but can’t commit the resources to a cabinet saw. Matching the saw to the work makes the choice easier.
What other tools do anthropologist use?
saws
What kind of jobs did the young slaves have?
they use to work in coal mines
What types of different equipment does a carpenter use?
Power saws, manual saws, sanders, chisels, hammers, levels and many more.
