CraigC
Sixgun Nut
FWIW, I bought a Dewalt track saw a couple years ago that works great for ripping plywood.
CraigC said:FWIW, I bought a Dewalt track saw a couple years ago that works great for ripping plywood.
It's just a circular saw that cuts along an aluminum track, up to 8ft.I don't know what that is but I'm sure it's better than what I have. Trying to rip a 4' x 8' sheet of plywood on a table saw on my own is a royal pain. I have a couple of rolling stands but it was still a bit of a goat rope. I got it done and the boards seem to be the right dimension but it wasn't what I would call fun.
Bridgeport? I've worked with wood all my life and I never heard of a Bridgeport! Educate me.....
This project reminded me of how much I don't like painting
1976B.L.Johns. said:Nice shelves......... Waiting to see what goes on the top shelf.
Heirlooms, antique powder containers, things that only get used every couple of years, maybe trophies. or pictures?
Cool. I have a DeWalt worm gear drive circular saw so maybe I can find a similar track for it. I don't need to rip big sheets of plywood that often but when we have the right tools it's amazing how often we end up using them way more than we thought we would.
Rule3 said:If you want, "need" the DILLON version get one of these. or as mentioned just clamp a straight piece of wood(or aluminum) to the piece you want to cut. (no need to cry once etc)
horseman61 said:Op I’m digging that room a lot!