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I built an arbor using cedar, which was easy to cut with a hand-held jigsaw.
Now I want to use a similar design to make a pergola porch above my front door. This time, I was to use pressure treated wood because the original porch rotted out. Here's the question. Can I easily cut pressure treated wood? I plan on making freehand cuts and I'm not sure if pressure treated wood allows for this. Also, I need to use a wood chissle on it too. Here is a picture of my arbor: http://users.ameritech.net/linchester/Arbor2.jpg See how the ends are cut? Do you think I have any chance of duplicating the ends on a piece of pressure treated lumber? If not, what do you suggest? Thanks, Frank |
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