MAKING STRAIGHT CUTS WITH A HOMEMADE JIG
BOB SCHMIDT SHOWS YOU HOW TO CUT A STRAIGHT LINE EVERY TIME WITH AN EASY TO MAKE HOMEMADE JIG FOR YOUR HOME REMODELING PROJECTS.POWER SAWS
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Prime Cut Bob ! Thank ya kindly.
awesome tip man. thanks
Great tip. I made one yesterday and it gave me a straight cut on the boards I needed to cut. Thanks again.
BOBOT!!! CHIELDER!!!
bob THE BILDER USES A CIRCULAR SAW!
Nice helpful vid……. that’s a nice trick use to measure my saw and put a fence every time a wanted to make a perfect cut….. Ill be making one of those before I start making more bee hives for this year thanks.
I have a commercial guide and think that the one shown in this video is far superior. A++
thank you for the video, definitely i’ll save some money.
can’t argue with that , well done mate
wow. such a simple idea. brilliant. thank you.
Some of those guides can get pretty pricey I think you will like this +++Bob
i was thinking of buying a guide this is cool nice one 5/5
Thanks Hudson ,hope you find it useful+++Bob
Good one BOB!!!!
You are welcome. Hope it comes in handy for you +++Bob
perfect !
thanks a ton for that one.
Right on man, thanks for the tip……
Solid wood warps. I thought about making one from mdf. It stays flat.
Thanks mutch
Good Stuff, can’t wait to try it out on my next project!
Great Video…I can’t wait to use it tomorrow.
Bob does have some good old fashioned common sense tips – Bob Villa and the rest want you to buy an extruded aluminum one made by their sponsors. Mine is made of excess luan I had from a flooring job but I dont use spring clamps as I’ve had them slip – I use C clamps (with a scrap if it’s on a finished surface). I also made a 4 ft version this year to use when I cut across a sheet short side for soffit boards, the 8 ft one got in the way. Drill a hole in the end & stick ‘em on a nail on the wall
Nice one. My dad did the same thing when I was a kid bac in the 70’s and in the early 90’s I noticed that Festo tools sold an aluminium straight edge with a trimmable rubber strip to match the saw you bought it with. The best ideas never go out of style.
That is so cool! Thanks I’m going to make one right now.
Simple, economical, easy, effective, PERFECT!!
Many THANKS!!