This is the simplest and easiest beginner-friendly circular saw track saw guide you will find. This video explains why you need it and how to make it!

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About this video:
Breaking down plywood is an issue for most hobbyist woodworkers. I've done it on my table saw, but it's a 2 person job and even then it's a pain. The best I’ve found is to use a circular saw and some sort of straight-edge. So, I'm showing you how to build one yourself, as I build mine. I'll also explain the other options out there, their problems, and why you really need this jig.

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