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Bone Saws

Prawncrackers

By Prawncrackers
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tim

tim

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Tim - Thanks for the information. What is the teeth per inch you find to work the best?

Thanks!

Since you do not have to have a smooth cut, get the coarsest bone blade you can find. This will save a lot of time.

Tim

Qwerty

Qwerty

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We used to have a band saw at one of my old jobs. (sigh).

That thing was awesome for 1001 reasons, not just cutting meat and bone.

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Larry McGourty

Larry McGourty

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I use a saw designed for cutting PVC pipe. It has a long flexible blade (18" long), teeth like a crosscut saw and all metal construction with detachable blade so it is easy to clean. It cuts fast and very clean.

Larry McGourty

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Raoul Duke

Raoul Duke

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I got lucky when the OR was swapping out their old bone saws. They gave them away. You just can't have that mental picture of a surgeon doing the BK (below knee not burger king) amputation. You can also go to Ceballas or other outdoor outfitters for deer saws, as well.

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