Building a stitch and glue kayak from plans which requires cutting a lot of 4 mm marine ply section pieces. I have a great Bosch jig saw which is not quite working as well as I would like, too hard to keep from minor wandering. Thought about a small electric skill saw, Makita, but you cannot see the actual blade where it contacts the wood - you have to trust the little mark at the leading edge, plus I have some mild curves to cut also. Actually, I am cutting 2 identical 4 mm each sections at once, plus a thin piece of Masonite on top, I hope to use as a future form. My actual size paper plans are glued to the Masonite.
Has anyone ever done really precise cutting with a Japanese thin kerf push saw for a job like this?
Any suggestions?
Has anyone ever done really precise cutting with a Japanese thin kerf push saw for a job like this?
Any suggestions?
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