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Answer: 1, 2 and 2 cuts.
by dfc 14y ago
Answer: 1, 2 and 2 cuts.
- dhimes 14y agoIf I cut myself shaving in two places with one motion of my razor, how many cuts have I made?
- Kequc 14y agoThe answer to this question is open for debate. You see you didn't specify whether you cut all the way through resulting in two halves of a person with one cut on one of them. And which one!
- dfc 14y agoIf you ask me to make these cuts with a chop saw (or mitre saw if you prefer) I am making 1, 2 and 2 cuts. Where one cut is defined as pulling the trigger on the saw arm and pressing the handle down.
- rmrfrmrf 14y agoUnless you have some kind of vice holding that piece of wood together, you're making 3 cuts.
- dfc 14y agoAs I stated downthread: If you ask me to make these cuts I am plugging in my chop saw (or mitre saw if you prefer) I am making 1, 2 and 2 cuts. Where one cut is defined as pulling the trigger on the saw arm and pressing the handle down. Your "vice" will be my left hand pushing the wood against the fence and towards the stop block. Do you do a lot of woodworking?
- rmrfrmrf 14y agoYes, actually. I was just going by the clear-as-day diagram showing a hand saw. Feel free to continue laying on the snark, though.
- dfc 14y agoIt was not snark. I was just trying to ascertain if you were unfamiliar with working with lumber or just being difficult. Would you really make three cuts?
- shrikant 14y agoFor anyone else initially as confused as I was, dfc is saying that after the first cut, they would stack the resulting two pieces for the 2nd cut with the chop saw.