Make Perfect Repeatable Cuts with any Type of Circular Saw.

A very simple jig allows anyone with a track saw or circular saw to copy an existing piece - exactly!

[kennethvogt]

The graphical representation of why the cut width will be perfect was better than a thousand words.

[jhenderson]

This is the single best track saw technique I have ever seen on YouTube. So simple and so useful.

[jeffbaker]

Okay, I have watched EVERY woodworking video on YouTube and have never seen this method. I remember in engineering school how the simplest, most logical approach could often be the most elegant solution and this one is that. Great option for all shops, especially small ones. (Well, maybe not watched every video, but I have earned a Master of DIY from YouTube U.)

[rufinocabrera]

Leonardo DaVinci once said, "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." This is the perfect example of that. What a great video, my friend. Thanks so much for sharing. Cheers!

[rickkinney]

i am 80 y o and i just learned something that i will use almost daily when i go into my hobby shop----thanx rick great video

[belindarrr]

I just used this trick to build 16 drawer boxes! I can’t thank you enough for sharing this!!!😊

[gudrune]

Genius is often about making things simpler. This is genius.

[meilyn]

This has to be the best video on youtube. No doubt! Totally eliminates both the table saw and miter saw (for 90-degree cuts).

[stephencave]

That is bloody brilliant. So simple in design and use. But not as simple as me it seems ☺️
I love it. 👌🏻

[mickeyfilmer]

What a brilliant tip. I have had a circular saw for at least 20 odd years, and it was always a pain to do repeat cuts. I shall never look back now I'm armed with this tip. Has to be one of your best so far!! Thanks for sharing it Stuart!!!

[alexe]

Brilliant! Just cut 7 equally sized bits of wood using this idea. You are a genius!!

[carllamb]

Thanks Stuart I’ve been a joiner nearly all my life and I didn’t know that……. I’ve learnt something today. Thank you😊😊😊😊

[nickshutte]

Brilliant method, especially for anyone whose workshop has a limited footprint or who does not have a table saw or even a track saw. Thanks! 😊

[shastriramtahal]

Brilliant video. This should be taught by all teachers. Thanks.

[sergelaurent]

the tilers' technique of overlapping to cut the part of tile needed at the foot of the walls. A good idea to apply it to this need. Congratulations

[wellmadeinteriors]

12:54 This is genius. I have never seen any other videos like this super simple type of approach on making repeatable cuts

Thank You Stuart

[gregghernandez]

New subscriber here due to this video alone. As people from the U.K are so fond of saying "this is absolutely brilliant." I have a feeling you are going to disappoint some sellers who make those really expensive guides that attach to your track saw to make repeatable cuts. This is every bit as accurate, and so much cheaper too! Thanks so much.

[mortenpetersen]

Brilliant, this limits the need for a tablesaw in a smaller DIY workshop, and I can make good quality at the same time. Thanks for sharing

[TrophyJoe]

in my 50 years of working with Wood, I have struggled with this very same issue. Your solution is top notch. I wish that I had thought of it along time ago. Thank you.

[georgedeaney]

Nevermind the jigs etc, what interests me is the state of the tools etc in the background. This is a proper workshop with more than likely multiple jobs going on at the same time, hence stuff all over the place. In contrast to other YouTube "shops" where the tools are all on peg boards, racks of drills and more Festool boxes than Festool have in the warehouse, and not a pick of sawdust anywhere. I would show my bench if I could find it... Nice one Stuart.