 | Wood Harvesting with Hand Tools - An Illustrated Training Manual (ILO, 1989, 128 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | INTRODUCTION |
|  | BASIC WORK AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS |
| | HAND TOOLS FOR WOOD HARVESTING |
| | FILES |
| | GRINDSTONES AND WHETSTONES |
| | SPLITTING HAMMER AND WEDGES |
| | MAKING TOOL HANDLES |
| | AXES |
| | USE AND TYPES OF AXES |
| | MAINTAINING AN AXE |
| | MAKING AN AXE HANDLE |
| | SHAFTING AN AXE |
| | BOW SAWS |
| | USE AND TYPES OF BOW SAWS |
| | CROSS-CUT SAWS |
| | TYPES OF CROSS-CUT SAWS |
| | MAINTENANCE TOOLS FOR CROSS-CUT SAWS |
| | FILING VICES, SELF-MADE |
| | FILING VICES, COMMERCIALLY-MADE |
| | MAINTAINING A PEG-TOOTH CROSS-CUT SAW |
| | TYPES OF RAKER-TOOTH CROSS-CUT SAWS |
| | MAINTAINING A RAKER-TOOTH CROSS-CUT SAW |
| | MAJOR OVERHAUL OF CROSS-CUT SAWS |
| | THE WORKER |
| | CLOTHING, PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, FIRST-AID EQUIPMENT |
| | FOOD, NUTRITION AND REST |
| | WORKING POSTURES AND MOVEMENTS |
| | WORK PLANNING AND ORGANISATION |
| | ACCIDENT PREVENTION |
| | TREE FELLING |
| | PREPARATION FOR TREE FELLING |
| | TREE FELLING WITH AXE AND BOW SAW |
| | TREE FELLING WITH AXE AND CROSS-CUT SAW |
| | PRECAUTIONS WHEN MAKING THE UNDERCUT AND THE BACK CUT |
| | FELLING TREES LEANING INTO THE PLANNED FELLING DIRECTION |
| | FELLING TREES LEANING TO THE SIDE |
| | TREE FELLING IN DENSE TROPICAL FORESTS |
| | FELLING OF TREES WITH PLANK BUTTRESSES |
| | WOOD WASTAGE DUE TO POOR WORKING TECHNIQUES IN FELLING |
| | RELEASING LODGED TREES |
| | RELEASING LODGED TREES WITH SIMPLE TOOLS |
| | RELEASING LODGED TREES WITH SPECIAL EQUIPMENT AND MACHINES |
| | DEBRANCHING AND DEBARKING |
| | DEBRANCHING |
| | DEBARKING |
| | CROSS-CUTTING |
| | GENERAL RULES FOR CROSS-CUTTING |
| | TOOLS FOR CROSS-CUTTING |
| | SUPPORTS AND TRESTLES |
| | CROSS-CUTTING OF TREES UNDER TENSION |
| | WOOD WASTAGE IN CROSS-CUTTING |
| | CUTTING WINDFALLS |
| | WOOD SPLITTING |
| | WOOD HANDLING AND TRANSPORT |
| | HANDLING BILLETS AND LOGS |
| | MANUAL TRANSPORT OF SMALLER-SIZED WOOD |
| | USE OF SKIDDING SULKIES |
| | SLIDING WOOD DOWNHILL |
| | STACKING AND STORING OF WOOD |
| | PIT-SAWING |
| | TRAINING IN WOOD HARVESTING |
| | OTHER ILO PUBLICATIONS |
| | BACK COVER |
MAINTENANCE TOOLS FOR CROSS-CUT SAWS
The following maintenance tools are necessary for peg-tooth type saws:
(1a) Millsaw file (single cut)
(1b) Jointer, commercial or self-made using a worn file
(1c) Angle gauge
(1d) Filing grid
(1e) Setting iron
(1f) Setting indicator, commercial or self-made
(1g) Whetstone
(1h) Filing vice
(The self-made setting indicator consists of a piece of wood with three metal pins of the same length in a fixed position and an adjustable screw-type pin.)
For raker-tooth type saws, the same maintenance tools are needed, except for the following differences:
- a raker adjuster (or a combined raker adjuster and shaper) (2a) is necessary; and- a setting hammer (2b) and a setting anvil (2c) replace the setting iron.
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