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I did some of my own research and did decide on a cordless jigsaw for my first power saw. It's nice! But I have a very hard time making perfect cuts, even with
by adamredwoods 5y ago
I did some of my own research and did decide on a cordless jigsaw for my first power saw. It's nice! But I have a very hard time making perfect cuts, even with a guide.
His opinion on miter saws is heavy-handed. I look long and hard at miter saws to cut perfect, level, 45 degree cuts because I don't have room for a full table saw.
- moistly 5y agoWhat you want is a tracksaw. Seek reviews before choosing the brand.
- david38 5y agoCheaper and just as good is a circular saw, a long straight edge, and a polyethylene board screwed onto the bottom of the saw.
- moistly 5y agoMy track saw is designed to plunge to the depth I set. It cuts exactly at the rubber edging. It has no chip-out on either side of the blade. It leaves a cabinet-grade edge, your hack does not compare at all.