How to RE-TOOTH a handsaw

In this video i go through the process i use to re-tooth western style handsaws, be that panel or backsaws. I quickly cover the tools that i use in this video as i use them, then i jump straight in.
Please be mindful if you are going to use this process your first need to know how many 'Teeth per Inch' use want to have on your saw, and ensure you have the correct handsaw triangular files, i will leave some links to the ones i use below.
Hope you enjoy!!
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If you have any questions or have your own method for re-toothing a handsaw please let everyone know in the comments below.
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HELPFUL LINKS:
How to sharpen a Rip cut handsaw - • How to SHARPEN a RIP c...
How to sharpen a Cross cut handsaw - • How to Sharpen a CROSS...
Hot to restore a handsaw - • How to RESTORE old han...
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USEFUL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT:
Australia:
6-10 tpi - 8.5mm face:
BAHCO 6-inch SLIM TAPER TRIANGLE SAW FILE : 4-186-06-2-2 - amzn.to/3Nm7tWp
OR
BAHCO 175mm EXTRA SLIM TAPER TRIANGLE SAW FILE : 4-187-07-2-0
www.totaltools.com.au/108614-...
12-14 - tpi 6mm face:
BAHCO 5" EXTRA SLIM TAPER TRIANGLE SAW FILE : 4-187-05-2-0 - amzn.to/3yFh1Yq
OR
BAHCO 6" EXTRA EXTRA SLIM TAPER TRIANGLE SAW FILE : 4-188-06-2-0 - amzn.to/3Nyn59p
Flat File
300mm BAHCO SINGLE CUT FLAT MILL FILE : 1-143-10-1-2 - amzn.to/3yIySNZ
International:
6-10 tpi - 8.5mm face:
BAHCO 7" EXTRA SLIM TAPER TRIANGLE SAW FILE : 4-187-07-2-0
www.workshopheaven.com/bahco-...
12-14 - tpi 6mm face:
BAHCO 5" EXTRA SLIM TAPER TRIANGLE SAW FILE : 4-187-05-2-0
www.workshopheaven.com/bahco-...
OR
BAHCO 6" EXTRA EXTRA SLIM TAPER TRIANGLE SAW FILE : 4-188-06-2-0
www.workshopheaven.com/bahco-...
250mm BAHCO SINGLE CUT FLAT MILL FILE : 1-143-10-1-0
www.workshopheaven.com/bahco-...
DISCLAIMER:All the tools and equipment listed i have personally used or have recommended a similar product. I also recommend new products similar to vintage tools i use as i cannot give a link to vintage tools. I my gain a small commission when you use my links (It costs you nothing), however, the links still here to help everyone out with tools that will get the job done.
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[@user-io9ln1or7c]

Thank you Sir.🎉

[@AussieWoodshed]

Thanks for watching

[@PeteLewisWoodwork]

I remember many years ago I had saws that I used to sharpen and reset myself and one guy in the factory helped himself to one and cut through some timber with large staples in it and totally ruined my saw; I complained to the gaffer (a cabinet maker by trade) and the guy got a written warning. Took me a couple of hours to get it working as I liked it again, using methods you mention above.

[@AussieWoodshed]

Thanks for sharing. Sounds like a pain to have to completely setup the saw again.

[@ironspider45]

Very glad I found your channel. Great helpful videos for a beginner like me

[@AussieWoodshed]

Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad you found my channel too

[@JKAW]

Great video, how long did it take you to do?

[@AussieWoodshed]

Thanks. Took me about 1 hour (without filming), I like to take my time doing this job and try to be as accurate as I can