Category: Circular Saw

People use two types of circular saws, the 6.5-inch, and 7.25-inch. Both have pros and cons, so knowing which is suitable for your project is essential. The 6.5-inch saw is smaller and lighter,...

To convert a circular saw into a table saw, build a stable platform with a slot for the blade. Secure the circular saw upside down and adjust the height for optimal cutting. Transforming a...

To rip narrow boards with a circular saw, you need to use a rip fence or guide, adjust the saw blade depth, and maintain a steady feed rate. Here's a detailed guide on how to do it. When ripping...

Laminate flooring is a popular choice for its durability and aesthetic appeal, but custom cuts may be necessary when fitting it into specific areas or around obstacles. However, can you cut laminate...

To cut pavers with a circular saw, follow these steps: measure and mark the paver, attach a diamond blade to your circular saw, set the blade depth to the thickness of the paver, make your cut along...

To use a circular saw guide, attach it securely to the material you are cutting and adjust the guide according to your desired cutting depth. Now, let's discuss in detail how to effectively and...