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ripsaw
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rip·saw  (rp)
n.
A coarse-toothed saw used for cutting wood along the grain.

ripsaw [ˈrɪpˌsɔː]
n
(Engineering / Tools) a handsaw for cutting along the grain of timber
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Noun1.ripsaw - a handsaw for cutting with the grain of the woodripsaw - a handsaw for cutting with the grain of the wood
carpenter's saw, hand saw, handsaw - a saw used with one hand for cutting wood


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It can automatically eliminate all the waste generated by small bandsaws, resaws, gang ripsaws and blocks from chopsaws, according to the company.
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One of Cresswood's most versatile end feed wood grinders, it can automatically eliminate all the waste generated by small bandsaws, resaws, gang ripsaws and blocks from chop saws.
 
 
 
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