Clamping Power Tool Guides -> Help your circular saw become a table saw

[guppy87]

Just passing this along for those of us without table saws. I used these thoroughly during my build

During final assembly of my TubaHT, the panel width deviations were less than 1/16" of each other. Probably 1/32 or less, and I have no skills...

Came in super handy for my cordless circular saw

Veritas® Power Tool Guide



http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.a ... ,240,45313

[DJPhatman]

Just passing this along for those of us without table saws. I used these thoroughly during my build

During final assembly of my TubaHT, the panel width deviations were less than 1/16" of each other. Probably 1/32 or less, and I have no skills...

Came in super handy for my cordless circular saw

Veritas® Power Tool Guide



http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.a ... ,240,45313

For that kind of money, you can make an awful lot of Bill's cutting jigs.

[guppy87]

Just passing this along for those of us without table saws. I used these thoroughly during my build

During final assembly of my TubaHT, the panel width deviations were less than 1/16" of each other. Probably 1/32 or less, and I have no skills...

Came in super handy for my cordless circular saw

Veritas® Power Tool Guide



http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.a ... ,240,45313

For that kind of money, you can make an awful lot of Bill's cutting jigs.

Quite possibly, but that would still require a table saw, no?

[Grant Bunter]

Quite possibly, but that would still require a table saw, no?

No is correct!
I have built all my BFM cabs without a table saw.

I grabbed a scrap of ply that looked pretty straight to the eye, used that as a cutting guide, and damn me if all those cuts didn't measure out to be well within the acceptable limits.
I didn't build the zero tolerance cutting sled in the panel jig plans until I was building the WH8's.

I'm not having a go at you for buying what you did.
If I didn't have one however, I would forsake the expense of what is basically a straight edge, and put the same money towards a router if that's where I was short in tools...

[guppy87]

If I didn't have one however, I would forsake the expense of what is basically a straight edge, and put the same money towards a router if that's where I was short in tools...

Read the panel Jig plans again and absolutely you can glue up some straight plywood, if you have it laying around for your guide

Since I had pretty well all the tools I needed, this wasn't a big expense and it collapses down for the storage space I have