circular saw guide track jig for precise cutting [woodworking]

With 18mm plywood I made a circular saw track guide jig. fortunately it works perfectly. I'm pleased with that. But 18mm plywood was too thick to cut thicker boards. It sacrified too much thickness. So I re-made a sled with 12mm. I recommend you make the jig with thinner or same wood of 12mm. This video is original and hasn't been changed with modified one. Sorry about that and please forgive me.
Anyway I would like you to enjoy watching. Thanks a lot.

[@Grassy20]

I loved the sound of the rain, and I really like the music you use at the end of the video too. I always look forward to that!

[@inspiringbuilds]

Great idea for accuracy if you don't have a table saw and not making too deep of cuts. Keep up the great work as the goal is to continue to inspire others to DIY and build something awesome!

[@kahoycrafts]

Great idea and so calming to watch. You have a special gift in teaching table saw safety by going slow and carefully planning all of your cuts. 👏

[@rolandgdean]

Hey J. What a great take on this tool. As always, bringing fresh insight, perspectives, and innovations to tried and trusted methods. I REALLY need to make one of these. I've neglected my handheld saw so badly that I haven't even changed the blade since the 90s...I'm just awful sometimes. It's a great saw too but I just hardly ever use the thing. But, if I'd make something like this, I'd get more use out of it because it would be better to use. Thanks for visiting this technique. Great video.

[@skyking7964]

You a true carpenter a see you made your own table saw incert

[@bazjaj7798]

Simple, rapide, précis ! Excellent.

[@user-qg6fy4yp8t]

Thanks , love your design!!!

[@maximflor]

Great video. Very accurate and effective. Thanks.

[@jorgecastro8757]

I have made a very simple one before but I need to be careful that the saw doesn't come to the right ans ruin the cut as it doesn't have anything to hold on place. Your design is much better. I tho k it is my favorite so far and I will one just like yours but maybe out of 12mm instead of 18mm. Awesome idea. I love it. Keep up the good work.

[@timothyching1345]

Kamsahamnida for this! 1st is Korean Drama, now... Korean Woodworking!

[@thecelt4807]

lovely job mate

[@enryraleight1527]

Excellent work. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Congratulations from Spain.

[@gonta2991]

지금까지 본 가운데 제일이라고 말해도 좋고, 아주 멋진 완벽한 지그입니다.

[@MCsCreations]

Excellent work, man! Really fantastic jig!!! 😃

[@onedieingsoul]

You should put a block of wood under the sled itself to help mitigate tear out, beyond that, awesome job. I’m definitely gonna make one of these!

[@dienekes4364]

I built 2 (much simpler versions), 1 is 4' and the other is 8'. On both, I put anti-slip tape on the bottom so I don't have to clamp them down. I still will if I REALLY need to be extremely precise and get paranoid, but for all the jobs I've done so far, the tape works perfectly well as long as you don't put a lot of sideways pressure on the saw (which you shouldn't be doing anyway).

[@christianeitner8109]

Danke für das Hochladen 👍 👍 👍

[@ishtiaqmalik1358]

Great idea & Good job 👏👏👏👍👌

[@sapelesteve]

Nice Jig J! 👍👍👏👏

[@paulstanding7267]

Very nicely done nice jig take care 😀👍