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Utilize Cut End for Subsequent Cuts

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A bunch of rough cuts to make? No problem, no sweat! #shorts

What happens here

After completing the first batch cut, remove the cut pieces. Take the top board from the recently cut stack; its freshly cut end is now a perfect, accurate reference point. For the next set of uncut boards, align their ends against this freshly cut edge. This effectively transfers the measurement without needing to use a tape measure or pencil again. Stack the next set of boards, align them against the previous cut, and then use your circular saw to cut through them. Repeat this process until all the required boards are cut to the identical length, saving significant time and ensuring consistency.

Goal: Use the freshly cut end of the top board from the previous batch as the new reference point, eliminating the need to re-measure for subsequent cuts.

Tools and materials

  • Circular Saw
  • Decorator Boards

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eight of those i measured 139 and a half i made sure that that end they're all nice and straight i just cut through three of them and that gives me my mark for my fourth i can just continue get all eight of them cut in no time

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