Step By Step Guide
- Step 1 Make sure your circular saw is set at the right depth.
- Step 2: Cut along one of the long edges of the 66.
- Step 3 Place the 66 on its side.
- Step 4 Take the long edge of the 66 and cut it.
- Step 5 Now you can cut your 66 into two pieces. Congratulations!
Tips On How To Cut A 66 With A Circular Saw
- Always use safety goggles when using power tools.
- Make sure to read and follow all safety instructions before using a circular saw.
- Measure and mark the spot where you want to make the cut.
- Your circular saw blade should be at least 3/4 inch in depth.
- Set the bevel angle to 45 degrees.
- Place your saw blade on the mark you have made and begin cutting.
- Remember to always use a clamp when making angled cut
Safety Precautions
Safety goggles are essential when using any power tool. Safety goggles protect your eyes against debris and other objects while you work. Additionally, please be sure to read and follow all safety instructions before using any type of power tool.
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How To Cut A Wide Board Using A Circular Saw?
Woodworkers often use circular saws to reduce large boards into smaller pieces that can be stored and transported easily. This blog post will demonstrate how to use a circular saw to cut a 66-inch wide board.
Conclusions
You will need to measure the area you wish to cut with a circular saw in order cut a 66. Place one end of the board against the fence of your tablesaw or other cutting machine, so it is vertical. Begin by making angled cuts from both sides at about 8 cm deep until they meet in the middle. The result should be two 10 cm wide pieces each 3 cm shorter than before. These should be approximately 10 cm wide. If they are not long enough for your project, you can repeat the process.
