second day on the job

today when we were measureing out lumber for the bean bag sacks ect. i seem like every time we had measured some of the lumber it would some times not be the right measurement for what we needed. so what we did was kept meauring and finally we got to equal all the lumber the same. something that could go wrong while cutting could be that maybe some one who was measuring there lumber tryed to compare there measurements with someone else and if they went with there measurements there actual cutting procces could go wrong. if i had to teach some one about useing a hand saw i would first explain the danger that could happen if you fool aroud. then i would explain how you should hold the saw and make sure that you are whereing gogoles at all times. and for the last tip is ,when you cut make sure you're lined up directly straight with the saw. well the majic number that is important to know is 67.5 because first it tells you the degrees of an angle and plus 67.5 is half of 135. that's why it's so important to know.