Hi All,
What is the best saw on a remote job sight (but with generator if power cut is most practical) for cutting rafter bird's mouth cuts?
Thanks
Stephen
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on 8/13/2007 8:45 AM stephen said the following:
Cut with circular saw just to the intersection of the lines. Finish with hand saw.
on 8/13/2007 8:45 AM stephen said the following:
Cut with circular saw set at maximum depth just to the intersection of the lines. Finish with hand saw.
If you have alot of experience with a circular saw, that's all you need.
Cut the marked birdmouth to intersection both ways, don't go beyond the marks at intersection. Open the guard with one hand and hold the saw upside down with blade pointed away from you. Carefully finish the cut, without going beyond the boundary of the marks for the birdmouth. You may have to turn the lumber over and cut it blind.
If inexperienced, use a hand saw. Or, use some trial lumber to get it right first. Dave
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