In this home improvement video, Bob Schmidt shows you how to cut a straight line every time with a homemade jig.
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1 Comment
Great idea Bob, but I notice too late!) that your sawhas a lot more clearance from the body to the soleplate that my two do.
I made your jig, but my saws wouldn't clear the clamps. The solution? To make a wider version so the the clamps are outside of the body line..
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