The 3 Circular Saw Tips Every Beginner Should Know!

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[johnfstockland]

I'm always amazed how many different things carpenters can do with a classic simple circular saw. Where furniture makers use like 10 different tools, a carpenter can do it all with the circular saw.

[EverydayHomeRepairs]

Good stuff. Painter's tape has been key for me on door cuts and also laminate countertops for the DIY projects. Keep the tips coming 🙌

[BenRias]

This vid is making me reconsider my desired miter saw purchase and just put the money to the circular saw to get me started. 👍🏽

[durther]

I agree, Richard's red bar! That's a brand name; the generic name is ... "hive tool"!!! My first paying job was working for a honey farm, and we used that tool for everything.

[BartholomewJenkins]

Great video. 3 simple effective usable tips. no filler useless tips❤

[indyvin]

Your shop layout is very well done. You should do a video about the design and construction. Would love to have something similar, but I need help.

[perniciouspete]

For people like me, maybe you should add a reminder to be aware of where the electrical cord is before you start a cut. I'm not interested in discussing the reason(s) I'm making this comment.

[raycarter]

this is the best beginners guide to the CS i’ve seen. well done.

[slcustomcarpentry]

You can also get a splinter free cut by doing a backwards cut @ 1/16 deep first, then full pass forward. I do this habitually even with track saws. Flawless cuts on both edges, no tape needed...

[cottonbrad]

Great video! My only comment is to always try to cut with the widest part of the shoe fully supported on the work and the blade facing out. I realise with your camera setup, this makes that cut on the door difficult, but you could have flipped it around. The saw will be less prone to tipping or walking out as a result of the dust getting between the shoe and the straightedge.

[RichardT]

I’ll definitely, probably going to keep watching! 😂
Looking good Mr. Bos!

[timecclear]

thanks man, im a dummy trying to learn all this stuff and these tips sure help me .

[kellyburgessart]

Thanks for the lap demo - I get it now - even tho I've done big notch cuts I've been hesitant to make my own frames using this technique. And probably not the safest but I always clean my notch cuts with a little polish sawing technique altho in this case I'd make a jig for the saw to sit on.

[Lynch]

Great video. You should do a video on your shop and how you built those cabinets.

[mattwakeley]

Really enjoy your channrl and have learned alot of new tips, thank you!

[gdlg]

Great video and thx for all the tips. Getting tips from different people is a great way to learn.

I would like to know how people can dislike a video like this? They must be just rude stuck up people by nature.

[perniciouspete]

All good information. Thanks very much.

[Tharr-cxuq]

Was wondering if you were going to show the tape trick for a clean cut. That's saved me so many times

[gregorymacneil]

IN my humble opinion the best tool for flatting out the half lap is farriers rasp (Redtang) - Everyone should have a farriers rasp in their toolbox - so very handy, cost effective and quick.

[beekeepersguideforpollenid]

Hello would you make a video about making the stands on which you are resting the wood you cut in the video. By using circular saw off course. Thankx in advance