Cutting Plywood without a Tablesaw
Jigs can turn an ordinary circular saw into an accurate cutting tool
Cutting plywood on the
tablesaw can be difficult because you have to move the unwieldy 4x8 sheet across
the blade. A better solution is to move a circular saw over the sheet. For rips,
the saw table rides next to a guide strip and for crosscuts, a fence squares the
jig to the work. Watch as Gary Katz, Reseda, California, carpenter and writer,
demonstrates the use of these two easy- to-make jigs.
Use the jigs to build the project described in Gary's article, "A Bookcase That Breaks the Rules," in The April/May 2003 issue of Fine Homebuilding. (#154)
Jigs can turn an ordinary circular saw into an accurate cutting tool
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Use the jigs to build the project described in Gary's article, "A Bookcase That Breaks the Rules," in The April/May 2003 issue of Fine Homebuilding. (#154)
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