How to Accurately Cut a 6x6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2018
- Mastered in a Minute: Because standard circular saws won’t cut all the way through large stock in a single pass, you need to cut from multiple sides. Here’s how to do it accurately.
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Thank you! Very clean cut.
Genius. Easiest method I've seen.
Great video, thank you.!
Great video, thank you for posting.
Brilliant video dude - just what I needed.....
Yes, and had i watched it 5 minutes sooner, wouldve saved myself about 35 bucks 🤣
thank you
thank youu broo it was usefull idea
Im glad to come across this video. I just ruined a log by not knowing to use that speed square
Here we are and I did the same, I thought I bought the wrong saw!
Awesome.
what about round pressure treated post ?
Hell yeah!
wow..that made my saw look like a butter knife.
Would a ripsaw not be any good on its own? Not sure how accurate it would be but looking to cut some sleepers next week and not sure what tool to buy
Tablesaw. All the way
Simple as cutting 6 X 6 wood?
What about if you have to cut this 6by6 at a 45? I guess a beam saw would be your best bet.
Guess I now have a reason to go get the Sawsquatch 16⅝" saw for building my mailbox post. I mean, why wouldn't I want to quadruple the cost of this simple project? Lol
Same method whether it is a 90 or 45 degree cut.
@@brianbaker359 how can you cut accurately the 6x6 at 45 degrees using the speed square as guide? Does anyone have any videos they can share? tnx
@@jacm7256 mark the face at 90 then mark the 45 on each side off that
@@evictioncarpentry2628same process as this just slightly longer cuts. Sounds simple! Hahaha. Ugh
I need to cut 8x8 vertically… the whole 8’ length… what would you recommend?
Corded circ saw and then a recip to clean it out
That weren’t square my bobby !
This assumes that your wood is perfectly square to begin with. You cannot use the square on wood that doesn't have 90 degrees perfect. 😊
This is treated 6 x 6 for outdoor use. He’s not doing fine woodworking it will be square enough.
Or get a 10'' saw....2 passes.
My adventure with the tree began with projects from Woodprix.
Get a bigger worm drive saw
You might as well use a chainsaw you're gonna be that Uneven, if you're in a business where you need to be cutting 6 / 6 posts, you can easily afford a chop saw. With a 14 inch blade.
Don't even know why circular saws are even still For sale/on the market. Useless tool. Even a Sawzall could have made a straighter cut provided. You have someone to hold it on the other end.
stick to office jobs lol
That only works if the stock is square and straight, it never is. If your going to make a video make a good one.
3xpiano Agree, these guys suck balls. Ball suckage from these clowns!!!!!!! RIP Larry Haun
Pretty sure this is just a re-uploaded video as well. It was on the channel before.
I searched but couldn't find your video on how to do it properly. If you're going to badmouth someone else's effort, perhaps you should put forth some of your own.
Stupid comment, if they are never square then how come his was square? Moron
Stock 4x6 is usually square enough over a short 12" stretch to set a steel square on it like the video shows and make a good cut. I don't know where you buy your lumber, but it's not that bad. If you go around all 4 sides with the square and mark with a pencil, you'll see in an instant if the stock is bad because the pencil lines won't line up when you come around to the beginning. At that point, you can correct the lines.
Simple and common sense. No need for your videos.
So why are you here?