Decided to retrain myself today.

[jerry1939]

Found out a brand new FDUR #3 doesn't cut well if put in backwards.  Not the first time.  Getting old & tired does that to me.

jerry

[jollyred]

I found this out some time ago.  Also discovered it does not cut well when put in upside down, although it does a great job of making the wood jump up and down.

[amazingkevin]

LOL.I've lost track of the times I've done this, But what really frosts me is putting batterys in wrong on things.

[Fab4]

Hi Jerry
What you did here has nothing to do with being old, maybe tired, but not old
It happens to all of us, we just don't tell anyone
If this never happened to you, you haven't been scrolling long enough

As Tom stated, it does make the wood do funny things

As for Kevin and the batteries, been there, done that too

SO, you can feel a bit better knowing that YOU ARE NOT ALONE
Old is just a word to let the rest of the world know that you are "Well Experienced"
in many aspects of LIFE, and if you share some of those experiences you become
Wise and Well Experienced - 
I hope to be there one day, but still have a long way to go

Fab4

[Chiloquinruss]

it does a great job of making the wood jump up and down  Thanks I wondered what that noise was, now I know!   Russ

[fredfret]

Want a real challenge? Install the blade backwards then cut from the "backside "of the saw. Do not try this with any project you really want to be real nice.Fred fret

 

[Gordster]

As yes done this often. .some days I do something great,next day I find my keys in the fridge..

[Rockytime]

Yesterday I was cutting 3/4"pine with a #5 Olsen skip tooth blade. Worked quite well except the fuzzies were all on the top. Blade upside down.