How to make a curved cut with a garden saw

If you're looking to make a curved cut with a garden saw, you're in the right place! Follow these simple steps to get the job done:

Step 1: Choose the right saw

Before you start, make sure you have the right saw for the job. A pruning saw or a Japanese-style pull saw are both good options for making curved cuts.

Step 2: Plan your cut

Take a moment to plan out the curve you want to cut. Use a pencil to mark the line you want to follow on the branch or limb you're cutting.

Step 3: Make an initial cut

Make an initial cut along the line you've marked, using a straight section of the saw blade. This will give you a starting point for the curved cut.

Step 4: Begin the curved cut

Start making the curved cut by angling the saw blade in the direction of the curve. Keep the saw blade at a consistent angle as you cut, and use a smooth, steady motion.

Step 5: Adjust your angle

As you follow the curve, you may need to adjust the angle of the saw blade slightly to keep it on track. Don't be afraid to make small adjustments as you go.

Step 6: Take your time

Making a curved cut with a garden saw can take some time and patience. Don't rush the process, and take breaks as needed to avoid fatigue.

Step 7: Finish the cut

Once you've completed the curved cut, use a pruning shears to remove any remaining bits of branch or limb.

And there you have it! With these simple steps, you'll be able to make a curved cut with your garden saw in no time.