The best pull saws: always efficient
With a pull saw, cutting wood becomes a piece of cake. A pull saw works a bit differently than a conventional wood saw. As the name might suggest, it saws on the pulling motion. This allows a pull saw to be thinner than a regular saw. After all, it requires less thickness to remain sturdy during the pushing sawing motion.
Easy pruning with a pull saw
It is easier to prune trees and shrubs with a pull saw. This is simply because it's easier to work over your head with a pull saw than a push saw. Additionally, pull saws are great for branches that are too thick for pruning shears. Do you want to learn more about how to use a pull saw? Check out our how-to: pull saws.
Maintaining a pull saw
Of course, a pull saw needs to be maintained. You want to enjoy your saw as long as possible. As such, you have to make sure to clean your saw blade after use. Sawdust and resin can get stuck between the serrations, which has a detrimental effect on your saw's cutting performance. Store the saw in a dry place. That way, you can prevent rust. Do you want to learn more about maintaining your pull saw? Check out our how-to: maintaining pull saws.
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