Garret_O
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- Sep 11, 2002
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Hey all,
Well, my table saw connection fell through so now I've resorted to cutting my MDF with a circular saw and a straightedge. It is working ok thus far but the one thing that is annoying is at the end of the cut it seems the edges aren't 90 up/down (the 3/4" width). Anyone have hints on the best way to square these up?? I've read that some use a router or possibly an orbital sander. I have both so any hints would be great.
I'm seriously considering picking up a BT 3100 from Home Depot (since I lost my cutting hookup). The circular saw/straightedge thing takes me forever to line up and cut, and I'm getting these "slightly" off edges at the end. I figure the BT would be decent as it is fairly small and seems to be portable (only have 1 car garage).
ANy thoughts and/or suggestions would be helpful.
THanks in advance,
Garret
Well, my table saw connection fell through so now I've resorted to cutting my MDF with a circular saw and a straightedge. It is working ok thus far but the one thing that is annoying is at the end of the cut it seems the edges aren't 90 up/down (the 3/4" width). Anyone have hints on the best way to square these up?? I've read that some use a router or possibly an orbital sander. I have both so any hints would be great.
I'm seriously considering picking up a BT 3100 from Home Depot (since I lost my cutting hookup). The circular saw/straightedge thing takes me forever to line up and cut, and I'm getting these "slightly" off edges at the end. I figure the BT would be decent as it is fairly small and seems to be portable (only have 1 car garage).
ANy thoughts and/or suggestions would be helpful.
THanks in advance,
Garret