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homeprohero OP t1_j4g8z18 wrote

16 inches is 16 inches right? I know its not likely all the time but for this project it was on the money and saved me the pain of wrestling a 4x8 sheet on my small table saw :)

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mister-noggin t1_j4gxhsq wrote

> 16 inches is 16 inches right?

16” might be anywhere from 15” to 17” for some of the people working there.

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homeprohero OP t1_j4gxmf1 wrote

Yeah maybe but I give this guy credit they were 16 :)

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Dyllbert t1_j4i62dc wrote

Apparently when I asked for 2 feet at the panel saw it's anywhere between 20 inches and 28...

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mlennox81 t1_j4j8ty4 wrote

One time I was silly enough to mention the words “blade kerf” the blank expression I got made me feel real silly. I go to the lumber yard when I can, probably a good $10-15 more expensive a panel but the quality is way better, they can actually cut it and they help me load it in the car too. But they’re closed by noon on saturdays.

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Dyllbert t1_j4jfyvw wrote

Yeah... Mine was cheap MDF for some wall mounted garage shelves, so it didn't really matter. But I second the lumber yard for a lot of stuff.

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SteeleRain01 t1_j4j9a83 wrote

Get yourself the Festool track saw and the 108" track, you'll never look back.

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homeprohero OP t1_j4j9g4g wrote

Can't afford that stuff. Saw kreg had a new saw guide for ripping plywood. Gets good reviews and is cheap

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SteeleRain01 t1_j4lp56r wrote

Oh sorry, you're right - it is very expensive. I made an assumption based on some of the background in your photos that you could. The Kreg looks like a good in-between. I know whenever I tried to use the circular saw and just a straight edge my cut would always wander. The Kreg looks like it will at least keep the saw close to the track.

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homeprohero OP t1_j4lsj17 wrote

Yeah worth a try. I need a table saw table but nowhere to store it :(

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