Cutting worktop for gas hob

Worktop cut made using a circular saw instead of a jig saw for a better and faster cut.

[@SteveDiamond19]

Wow! I just drill a 13 mm hole each corner and use a downward cutting blade in jigsaw for cutting out hob. Tracksaw for long cuts on sink and finish with jigsaw.
Nice sharp blade in jigsaw and it cuts perfectly square. I wouldn't risk doing it like that as I aint buying the customer a new worktop if I mess it up! Lol
You are obviously confident in your technique of doing it. All the best

[@tracer1127]

I use a track saw and do the corners with a jigsaw. Mark everything on the face side that way there’s no cock ups. Can you imagine if you turned it over having used the wood saw like that and having the laminate chip off. Far safer methods . I used to plunge the old circular saw before having the sense to buy a track saw. If that circular saw kicks you had better be holding on. With stuff in short supply at the moment you can’t afford any cock ups.

[@OfficialEntourageStudio]

very helpful thank you

[@liamh2467]

I use a multitool but ill defo get the saw on it next time as this looks a great cut 👍

[@garvielloken3929]

Do you need to seal it with anything?

[@garvielloken3929]

Nooice!

[@dannyboy2241]

Very educative

[@joerichmond9478]

what blade have you in the saw..... Great videos.... thank you

[@PassionforCarpentry]

Hi, I mainly use Makita because of the thin blades for clean cut .

[@joerichmond9478]

@@PassionforCarpentry How many TPI on the blade.

[@PassionforCarpentry]

24 t

[@joerichmond9478]

@@PassionforCarpentry Thank you

[@alflynn1659]

Poor audio