On Saturday, July 20, 2019 at 12:44:14 PM UTC-5, dpb wrote:
On 7/20/2019 12:27 PM, A K wrote:
I want to mount this piece of plywood in such a way that it is reasonable removable.

I first need to true up the edges of the wood and that is difficult because of it's small size.

I have a table saw, circular saw, and reciprocating saw.

I would like to avoid the table saw because of its weight and bulk.

How can I true up the wood?

https://imgur.com/iFZFKs8

Small size???? Looks to be 12x24 or thereabouts...

Why would you not use the obvious tool for the job--the TS.
Clean up one long edge(*) then the other to get even width and then
crosscut to length.

(*) The near edge looks reasonably straight other than been butchered w/
some dull tool; the jigsaw perhaps? Start w/ it against the fence, then
reverse edges.

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Wanted to avoid the TS because it is not mounted.

Dragging that 50+ pound anchor is not good on my back and neck.

I plan on putting castors on it as a future project.