Step 1: Setting Up Plywood Cutting “Station” I’ve got a video here, step by step below, and some FAQ and tips at the end. It’s much easier to cut it down with a circular saw, so that’s what I’m showing you. I have a really nice table saw, but I still prefer using a circular saw to cut my sheets down because trying to maneuver a heavy sheet of plywood through a table saw by myself is a struggle. Now, you can totally use a table saw to cut down your plywood sheets.
An extra set of hands is always nice to help lift the sheet up onto the sawhorses, but not necessary if you use a little creative determination…and leverage. So I’ve figured out the easiest, most efficient way to cut down plywood sheets using a few simple guides. I love using it.īut cutting it down isn’t exactly the highlight of my day. Plywood is a really nice material that makes building large furniture pieces clean, easy, and quick. I know you’ve noticed, I use A LOT of plywood around here. I’m showing you how to cut down plywood sheets easily and accurately so you can quickly move on to the fun stuff–the building.
Sometimes breaking down a full sheet of ¾″ plywood can be a little….daunting. If you do a lot of woodworking–especially cabinets, built ins, or storage pieces–plywood quickly becomes your best friend.
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