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Mark Plywood for Cutting

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What happens here

The creator starts by placing the plywood flat on the ground. He then takes an Empire level and aligns it along the edge of the plywood. Using a Sharpie King Size permanent marker, he draws a straight line down the center of the plywood, indicating where the cut will be made. He emphasizes that when cutting, one must choose to cut either to the inside or outside of the line and stick with that choice for consistent results.

Goal: Prepare plywood for accurate cuts without a tape measure

Tools and materials

  • Level Empire — Acting as a straight edge for marking, Permanent Marker Sharpie King Size

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on it and then real all right so this critical information here what you're going to want to do is you're going to want to take out your level and measure this piece of wood so we're just going to put this right here make sure it's nice on the edge and then we'll just put a mark where it is on both sides baylor's on interim film dude we'll see how he does by the way he's 16. so exactly just don't slide in his dms all right jailbait you don't want that by the way adrian is not here right now because he actually had to go do some secret squirrel stuff in preparation for some secret squirrel stuff in memphis so he will be there for a couple months the the secret scroll stuff is not happening in memphis but he has to go there to get ready for what it is anyways now we're gonna take our level measuring tape we're not using a measuring tape for any of this that's the challenge here we're gonna see how bad it comes out now you get your two by four yeah you get one that's just like a little like not bowed i mean that one is a little bit hey it don't matter i like this one we're gonna go on the outside of the line on both sides when you're making stuff the marker line if you you got to make sure you're measuring to the outside of the line or the inside of the line or split the line we're going outside of the line here hey john you know what this is in sharpie world a big old fatty yeah what was that a big old a big old fatty lock around here oh look at that quality of that line oh yeah this is the precision operations jonathan okay such dab stuff this like weekend dad project well i guess you could say you're a dad now a real dad would use a tape measure for all this stuff i don't know unless you're the dead i don't make tight flavor what kind of dad are those texas dads those are texas down here

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