How can you make a sawhorse to cut firewood?

Furthermore, they don't call a $10 bill "a sawbuck".

According to some, the term "sawbuck" may have come to refer to a 10-dollar bill because the X-shaped ends made by a sawbuck resemble the Roman numeral 10. This explanation is problematic as the earliest recorded use of "sawbuck", in print from 1850 refers to a 10-dollar note, not a sawhorse.

What is the purpose of a bucksaw? A bucksaw, a hand-powered framesaw similar to a bow saw, is used to cut logs and firewood to length (bucking). Modern bucksaws have a metal frame (H- or C-shaped) and a removable, coarse toothed blade that is held in tension by it.

This is how many grams does a sawbuck weigh?

Definition: A sawbuck in the Midwest is a bag of pot that's worth $10. It is typically weighed at around 1 gram. It may weigh more or less depending on where you got it.

What's a sawbuck in money terms, you ask?

"Sawbuck" can also be used to refer to a U.S. $10 Bill. It is a slang term that derives from the similarities between the sawbuck's shape and the Roman numeral 10 (10), which was previously on $10 bills. A "double sawbuck", a bill worth twenty dollars, is called.