Help me to identify rake, fleam, pitch and set of this saw

[Andrea]

An "alternative" teeth geometry.

 

[Harbo]

Definitely a suitable case for treatment - sharpened after too much vino?

Rod

 

[Andrea]

Definitely a suitable case for treatment - sharpened after too much vino?

This saw come from EbayUk, so, probably, too much beer or scotch.

 

[Rob Platt]

Sadly it reminds me of my last dentist who left me with teeth like that but not so many.
At least you can start again.
All the best
Rob

 

[Richard T]

Looks like the horizon of Mooordooorr..... I think you need to re cut - is that what the scored line is hinting at?

 

[jimi43]

Good LORD! My grandma has come back from the grave!!! :mrgreen:

And there was me worrying about sharpening my little Sorby!

Did you say anything to the seller! They are taking the micky there my friend!

Jim

 

[bugbear]

An "alternative" teeth geometry.

I keep reading posts about how easy saw sharpening is, and to just give it a go.

Looks like some one gave this unfortunate saw several "goes"

BugBear (grateful for the amount of excellent saw sharpening information available today)

 

[woodbloke]

I suspect from the way those teeth have been chewed up, it's going to take a lot of work to make it half decent which may or may not produce a workable edge dependent upon your skill and how much time you really want to devote to it. If it were mine, I quite honestly wouldn't bother and I'd spend my time more profitably looking around for something that's at least usable. But then again, if you're into 'lost causes' and the 'journey' :wink: does it for you...crack on! :lol: - Rob

 

[bosshogg]

I think they call these "Ferengie" teeth

boldly going where no man has gone before