If you don’t use a circular saw on a regular basis you may find that it’s a bit of a challenge to make a nice straight crosscut. One of the easiest ways to consistently make accurate crosscuts and do it safely is to make a T-shaped crosscut jig. They are incredibly effective and worth the time to make, here’s how:
To make a crosscut simply:
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July 4th, 2007 at 1:05 am
We have a crosscut saw guide. It just may beat your homemade saw guide. Ours will allow you to set roof pitch, make angle cuts, and it has a bridge that the professional can use to cut I-joists.