How to Install a Saw Blade in a Folded Back

Joel,

Fascinating series of clips. Thank you very much.

What are the purpose of the holes in the blade that a buried into the folded back?

Thanks,

--Mike

Joel, so this is what you Yanks think our cricket bats are used for?! :)

No wonder there is no support for its inclusion in the next Olympic Games.

Regards from Perth

Derek

The holes they are for attaching the blade to a block for slitting your kit saw handles if you need to slit the handle that way.

That is very interesting and informative. Although it still scares me to think of banking on the teeth the knowledge that you guys do it and that it is historically accurate sure makes me feel better about doing it.

Thanks

Derek
Cricket balls are hard enough to hold a toothed blade in them. If, instead of seeing how far and where the ball could be batted with someone jogging after it, one could just saunter over to the ball, retrieve it, see how far the blade had penetrated the ball, and points given accordingly. That might be more exciting than the current game. Of course you could hammer toothed bales into the wickets to challenge the bowler.
You could still keep your standard bat for all of this.
(from a Canuck)