John Cartmell wrote:

In article ,
David W.E. Roberts wrote:

I fancy a quick mark up, a clamp to the saw bed,
wheeeeeeeeerrrrriiiiipppptannnggg and then back to lay the board.


NB There is no reason why you shouldn't cut part way through the board with a
circular saw, turn it around, then saw from the other side - so sawing a wider
board than the maximum allowed by the saw (but less than twice the maximum).

on many of the budget chop saws if you exceed the maximum cut width by
much the blade guard would hit the wood first making any cut impossible
alas...

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Cheers,

John.

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