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  1. Cutting Table For Plywood Sheets- zero clearance foot

    Cutting Table For Plywood Sheets- zero clearance foot

    This is a piece of 1/8" Lexan that I have cut to make a zero clearence type base for my saw. It is bolted to the saw's foot and has a narrow kerf for the blade to pass through. This almost completely eliminates chip-out. I use a thin kerf carbide blade for plywood
  2. Cutting Table -  Straightedge in place for the cut

    Cutting Table - Straightedge in place for the cut

    I use an aluminum straightedge plus homemade plastic spacers to position it for the correct offset of the fence so the saw cut is on my mark. It is accurate to about 1/32". I always cut the panels slightly large and finish cut them on my table saw.
  3. Cutting Table - Table Tipped Up and Ready For Cutting

    Cutting Table - Table Tipped Up and Ready For Cutting

    Saw and Straightedge in place. Set the saw depth of cut to the material thickness plus about 1/4". This is a staged photo as I did not actually cut the plywood for this shot, but notice how both pieces of plywood remain in position without falling.
  4. Cutting Table - With plywood loaded ready for lifting

    Cutting Table - With plywood loaded ready for lifting

    The plywood is against the table and sitting on the cleats, prior to lifting upright. This is a staged photo. A full sheet of plywood could be placed, but it's possible to load and tilt smaller pieces this way.
  5. Cutting Table - Table open with Cleats Turned Out

    Cutting Table - Table open with Cleats Turned Out

    The table is ready to place plywood against it on the turned out cleats (bottom) prior to lifting the table and plywood upright together. This is more of a tilting process than a full lift and goes easy.
  6. Cutting Table - Table folded in carrying position

    Cutting Table - Table folded in carrying position

    A table to break down plywood and other construction lumber that is much more comfortable to use than saw horses. It is 84" long and 34" wide, but these dimensions aren't critical. It can be made to any size that suits you. For the next top I will use 1X4 pine for the table edges and...
  7. Bigdog72

    Cutting plywood

    Really not the best way to support your work when cutting plywood. Not me this time although I did trim the side of one of my rollaround cabinets when not paying attention to what I was doing.
  8. Bigdog72

    Panel Cutting Sled

    I need to make a panel cutting sled and, although I know it's easy to make, I am not sure on dimensions. So....post pictures, post details or share plans.....Please!!
  9. End Grain Butcher Block Cutting Boards

    End Grain Butcher Block Cutting Boards

    Maple and Cherry end grain butcher block cutting boards.
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    more boards

    This one was a bear. Fortunately, patience paid off although the labor was intensive.
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    Cutting Board
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    more boards

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  13. striker

    Cutting Board Finish?

    I know this has only been asked a few hundred times here but I can't remember what your supposed to use for cutting board finish. Heck, I've even made and finished a few boards in the past. I know we have a few pros in the ranks so I though I'd throw the question out one more time. My BIL...
  14. B

    Cutting & Installing Bed-rail Hardware

    Have some bed rails to make & match to another bed design. There's no problem duplicating the wood parts, but how do I cut those tiny slots(?) that hold the double hooks that stick out the rail ends, and the equally tiny slots (or mortises?) in the bed posts that have "whatever" hardware...
  15. jarrett

    Advice in cutting up metal/old saws?

    Any one have advice on what I should use to cut up a cheap saw? I have a couple of cheap saws that I originally bought to practice sharpening on. (It's the same one here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320687265213) I didn't realize what "hardpoint" meant, so I ended up...
  16. scsmith42

    What's the secret to cutting beads?

    Whenever I attempt to cut a 1/4" wide bead using a Crown beading tool, typically when I'm 95% complete the middle portion of the bead will lose a few chunks of wood. Materials that this has occured in include oak, walnut, and sycamore. Obviously it is operator error; what am I doing wrong...
  17. S

    Portable miter saw stand -$50 (Cary/Swift Creek)

    not mine: no name brand listed http://raleigh.craigslist.org/tls/2324632246.html Portable miter saw stand - quit cutting on the ground - $50 (Cary/Swift Creek) Date: 2011-04-14, 11:15AM EDT Reply to: sale-psbnp-2324632246@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?] Portable miter...
  18. duncndonut

    Unedged Flitch Cutting

    Hey, Does anybody know of someone that is selling unedged flitches? It'd be nice if they were in Eastern Carolina, but anywhere in NC/SC would be doable! Thanks folks!:occasion1
  19. Mark Stewart

    Question for you Tree cutting People

    Hi all I was unsure where to puty this so I decided on how to.(move at will) Here is my question. In my neighbor hood I have found this Tree It has that purdy Knot on it that I wish to cut off and I have been told I may do so ifin I can do it with out killing the tree. Is this possible or...
  20. bluedawg76

    my new cutting board

    Here's an end-grain cutting board I recently finished - it's maple, walnut, and purpleheart (the purple doesn't show through that well in the photo). I included a couple of wip photos but there's lots of good writeups from more talented folks on the subject. Final dimensions are ~12x16 and...

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