Hi all.
What do you lot use for sawing ply? handsaw? jigsaw? reciprocating saw? and what do you use to support the ply while cutting? saw horses? etc
thanks
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Hi all.
What do you lot use for sawing ply? handsaw? jigsaw? reciprocating saw? and what do you use to support the ply while cutting? saw horses? etc
thanks
for me circular saw, jigsaw.usually couple of buckets to lift them off floor,i know not very h$s but on site handy and i carry them any how so no extra rubbish to carry around.
Last edited by bigandy; 05-12-2008 at 11:44 AM.
FAT PEOPLE ARE HARDER TO KIDNAPP



I use a jigsaw and work trestles....
something like these?
Stanley V Groove Saw Horse Twin Pack - Screwfix.com, Where the Trade Buys
guess u'd need 2 pairs for 8 x 4 ply?
thanks
I use a hand saw for main cuts and a jig saw for any cut outs . supported by a couple of tool boxes that I carry with me.



No..i use these...i have 3 of them..
http://www.screwfix.com/sfd/i/cat/43/p4761043_l.jpg
orca circular saw for long lengths, jigsaw (cordless) for notches
bosch jigsaw rest ply on the box and cut away works for me in small sizes![]()
plasterers spot stand with aluminium extension poles made from a pair of crutches (courtesy of the NHS) + an adjustable joiners saw horse which i randomly found in a bushnone of that bending down back bending nonesense for me! and a jigsaw
Last edited by MrSpoon; 05-12-2008 at 07:08 PM.
Ha spoony thats quality m8, good for high ceilings also when ure on the stilts! not sure its worth spending 3 months in a plaster cast for though
Alright Dave i've got 1 of those hop ups don't know if i could carry 3 around bit bulky.
heres some info i found
TalkScrewfix - Carpenters' Talk - Best Saw to cut 8 x 4
Untitled Document
Hand-held circular saws for do it yourself use.
Man-made board - different types and their uses. page 1 of 2
think i'll get a cheap circular saw to start with![]()
Don't get a cheapo cordless circular saw. I bought one last year and ended up flogging it at a boot sale. The battery life was diabolical. It was fine to start with but after a couple of months the performance dropped right away. I tried to return it but got told that it was guaranteed for DIY use not trade.
Mike
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