How To Cut Composite Decking

My favorite way to cut composite decking nd tools needed

[@johnnyk617]

Perfect video short and simple thank you

[@naybobdenod]

Thanks Paul, appreciated.
ps
Great tip using the square.
Greetings from the UK.
John.

[@geoff2671]

Burr and chamfer are the words you were alluding to.cheers from UK

[@mariahpage2429]

This literally saved me a ton of time installing my Trex deck, I appreciate the tip!

[@EOlaCasas]

Sweet. Thanks for the tips!

[@slugie7934]

Great idea with the blade was going to rub mine down with sandpaper 👍🏼

[@thecam0073]

Thanks nice vid! Does composite decking come with artificial knots in it like the piece you’re holding in the video?

[@brandonswan9247]

I appreciate your disdain for blade gaurds.

[@konichiwatanabi]

I am considering this material for a project that would have a curved face. If I were to rip 2 inch pieces of this at 12-20 feet long, do you think this composite material would bend/arch like pine? Or is it too rigid or brittle? Thanks for your insight!

[@Pauls-workshop]

it will bend even if you don't rip it down

[@darrenrobillard9496]

Very disappointed to see you didn’t have Milwaukee red gloves.

[@lalva5798]

The reason you’re getting fringe hairs on the finished side is because your saw cuts bottom up and your finished side is up as well. You can prevent this by cutting with the finished side down. This way the fringe will be on the non-finished side.

[@Pauls-workshop]

I will give it a try, thanks

[@joserichardson5771]

My tools don't work in the rain! Protect your investments

[@Pauls-workshop]

I use the heck out of my tools in rain and shine and have very little problems with them

[@chrish7927]

Time is money

[@yodapadawan1825]

Thank you. Why are u wearing a biohazard suit?

[@Pauls-workshop]

I'm working in the rain

[@rafalbalcerzak7324]

....have you ever seen bio-hazard/hazmat suit???

[@slugie7934]

He knew covid-19 was coming 🤣