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Do NOT "work on the floor". Thesis what slaves do. Work on the table folks.
What do you recommend for a small (sort of pocket size) bubble level?
Love your videos! Thank you!!
As a DIYer, one thing that improved my freehand was to tuck my elbow down near my side, and not pointed upwards.
There is actually a very simple safety tip for beginners to follow: whenever the blade is moving both hands on the saw!! It has two grips, just grap both and hold pretty tight in case you get a blowout or something else happens. Whatever happens after that you're at least unlikely to cut your hands or arms. All this "one-handing the saw" is for advanced users. If I was a foreman and saw a new guy one-handing the saw he'd get a talking to. If you have a power cord it should be over the shoulder, then ear protection and safety glasses.
My first time using a circular saw. Thank you for the tips.
Here's the way I was taught :
You draw a straight line , then leave 1/2 the LINE THERE. I prefer a PorterCable youtube.com/results?search_query=%23347 #347 Right hand saw. ( I Got 3for parts ,stashed aside😊)
I've Been a Carpenter 36 Years and Counting
My base plate is about 1/8" out of line which is very frustrating and means I can't use a track
Great video. Wish these kinds of videos had been around 40+ years ago when I first started out, ha ha. I was taught by old time carpenters and actually learned a few tricks. Like pinching the shoe in front of the blade and using the edge of your finger on narrow rips, using the framing square as a cross cut guide on crosscuts less than two feet, ect.
It wasn't until much later, after getting a subscription to a couple of woodworking magazines, that I learned about making panel guides for the circular saw to make straight, accurate cuts in finish sheet goods.
I also made up panel guides for my routers for cross cutting dados and rabbets, identifying each guide for which router with what bit.
Great video as always.
its still very chalangefull for someone who doesnt have experience..I would propably use to small woods fittet to the original wood ,adjust itand try to keep the jingsaw suported with twoo piece of woods to cut direct straight line..hope you know what i mean.
I bought a 4.5 inch Rockwell circular saw and I always got it in my head that it would cut better if it was a more powerful saw , I believe mines only around 4.5 amps .
Would a more powerful saw cut better?
Mine seems to be kinda sluggish..
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So basically, just do it efficiently. Good tip, thanks
You have the best "Back to Basics" of tools and woodworking techniques videos I've found yet. Keep 'em coming!
After watching your videos on circular saws, I realized I should never attempt to use one! Thank you!
excellent
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THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! Today I finally cut straight and its all because of your tips. Thank you!
This video is amazing. I couldn’t find anything else like it on YouTube. I’m a noob, and, am trying to build a chicken coop with only a circular saw and boards that are not straight…this helped immensely! Thank you so much!
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