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Cutting laminate worktop
I can't remember what I used last time to cut a worktop. Pretty sure at
the advice of the local DIY gaff I used a jigsaw and guide and it went well. I have a circular saw too, is there a suitable blade for that? I do have a router but one of the knobs is broken making using it a bit of a faff and a wrestle (and I don't know where/what condition it is in). But if that's the most sensible option i'll find and fettle it. The edges will be up against a wall and a tall unit so don't need to be mint. |
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