Prepare and Notch Deck Posts
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What happens here
From an 8-foot 4x4 timber, two posts are prepared. Each post is marked 48 inches from the top. A small center section is cut out, and an additional 1.5-inch notch is made to allow the post to rest directly on the deck surface while still being screwed into the side of the deck frame. This design ensures stability and strong attachment. A circular saw is used to cut the main lines, and a reciprocating saw is used to finish the notches.
Goal: Create custom notched posts for deck railings.
Tools and materials
- 4x4 Timber — The main material for deck posts
- Circular Saw SKIL — Making the primary cuts for notching
- Pencil / Marker — Marking cut lines
- Reciprocating Saw Milwaukee — Completing the cuts for the notches
- Speed Square — Ensuring square and accurate markings
- Tape Measure Milwaukee — Measuring and marking cuts
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