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I'm new to hand tools woodworking, and started working with a Ryobaryoba saw. I wanted to know - to what extent does the straightness of the saw affect the straightness of my cuts? 

How should I test the straightness of the saw and what is the tolerance? I mean, I suppose that a saw isn't required to be as flat as the soulsole of a hand plane, is it?

I'm new to hand tools woodworking, and started working with a Ryoba saw. I wanted to know - to what extent does the straightness of the saw affect the straightness of my cuts? How should I test the straightness of the saw and what is the tolerance? I mean, I suppose that a saw isn't required to be as flat as the soul of a hand plane, is it?

I'm new to hand tools woodworking, and started working with a ryoba saw. I wanted to know - to what extent does the straightness of the saw affect the straightness of my cuts? 

How should I test the straightness of the saw and what is the tolerance? I mean, I suppose that a saw isn't required to be as flat as the sole of a hand plane, is it?

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How straight should my hand saw be?

I'm new to hand tools woodworking, and started working with a Ryoba saw. I wanted to know - to what extent does the straightness of the saw affect the straightness of my cuts? How should I test the straightness of the saw and what is the tolerance? I mean, I suppose that a saw isn't required to be as flat as the soul of a hand plane, is it?