How to use a circular saw for beginners – Part 2

Jan 18, 2019 | Carpentry Tools & Uses

In part one of this video series we reviewed circular saw parts and uses.  Part two of this series covers the two most basics types of circular saw cuts (cross cuts and rip cuts) so that you can be comfortable using this saw today. In addition to learning about the two types of circular saw cuts, we will also discuss blade selection, safety, and other tips and tricks.
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