- Does a panel saw have to cost a small fortune?
- Does a panel saw have to mount on a wall and take up lots of space?
- Can only large shops justify a stationary panel saw?
- Is there a simple, yet effective way for small shops to cut sheet material?
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Most of us just need a simple and convenient way to support large panels in a horizontal
position so we can cut them accurately.
You can easily build this simple fixture to support and clamp your panels while you saw
them into smaller sections. This fixture consists of four identical tracks that clamp
to a couple of two by fours or a workbench top. The panels are held above the tracks
with riser pads which can be positioned so they are never in the way of the cut.
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These plans are intuitive and easy to follow. The 16 page PDF file provides step by step instructions for building this fixture and the Zero
Clearance Guide from start to finish. Includes materials lists of what you will need, along with cutout diagrams and sources. Detailed instructions for using your panel saw are also
included.
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