I'm curious as to what people mean when they refer to a shear cut or shear scraping.
For we know that any cut, with any tool in any grain direction is shearing the wood fibers.
Is this just a different way of saying a bias cut?
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I'm curious as to what people mean when they refer to a shear cut or shear scraping.
For we know that any cut, with any tool in any grain direction is shearing the wood fibers.
Is this just a different way of saying a bias cut?
In my understanding of the usage of "shearing cut", yes, if by bias you mean the cutting action (cutting edge) is at a skewed angle to the wood fibers, an angle off of perpendicular.Quote:
Originally Posted by Montgomery Scott