I Need To Cut A Big Plywood Circle — Git-er-done! Workshop

My first Git-er-done! Workshop project will be to cut a big circle of plywood. This video gives you some context.

NOTE: I first purchased a much-less-expensive Jackery 240. I liked it so much that, a couple years later, I bought the 1000 model. We have used both when the power has gone off.

[beerdrinker]

That is a Git-er-Done shop if I ever saw one. Nice video. Thank you.

[mikeizzano]

Nice job, we did a lot of culvert work ( highway dept. ) and we used a chainsaw all the time you could do a good job with a little care .especially to dump drain lines in the main wherever you needed them . Loose or sloppy cuts would let water seep in, and if we wanted a better fit we would use great stuff spray can to seal them .worked good for us ! Looking forward to the plywood circles .

[mattgillooly]

I'm looking forward to seeing how you cut the circle. I'm restoring an antique cider press that needs a new press board. I've got a nice oak 2x10 that I should be able to cut two half-circles out of for that, but I haven't yet figured out how I'll do that.