10+ Ways Prevent Plywood Tearout | Woodworking Tips and Tricks
10+ Ways Prevent Plywood Tearout | Woodworking Tips and Tricks
Avoid Plywood Tear-out
Cutting Plywood can sometimes be a challenge, especially when cutting across the grain. So here are 10+ Woodworking Tips and Tricks to help you minimize some of that tearout. So get out in your shop and have fun building.
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Great video!
This one probably should hopefully be common sense, but I didn’t hear it in the video: Make sure your saw is sharp. Dull blades on a good day will damage your wood. Dull blades on a bad day will take your fingers.
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Thanks for the tips! My husband showed me the tape trick years ago. I think it does help. Thanks for sharing your tips. Stay safe and well and GOD bless you and your family. π
Oh my gosh thank you! I have been feeling so frustrated trying to make my project look nice.
oh come on just cut the wood!
I’m about a 10 tooth myself
Dos it end no.10?
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Love this! I had been planning to do a faux door casing using paneling, but wasn’t sure how well it would cut. Thank you so much for this tip.
I have a circular saw blade from Freud . model D0740X Diablo 7-1/4-inch 40T ATB. I don’t know what are you talking about tear out. I cut pine, plywood , practical boards and MDF – didn’t notice any. anyway nice video and some of the methods can be helpful when using a jigsaw.
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This was great thanks
I’ve found that using high-quality clear packaging tape works a bit better than blue masking tape. The adhesive is a bit stronger and it helps to not have to draw a cut line on the outside of the tape. The downside is that the tape can be a pain to peel off when you’re finished.
If at all possible plan your project to cut your dado with the grain. This will do more than all other suggestions combined .
Cut the wood now!
Masking tape + ZCI + high tooth count blade + sharp blade + high blade + slow feed rate = good cut.
Nice Tips. THANKS. #STAYSAFE
Unless you try out the innovations, you cannot learn something new. And you are always working to teach innovations. And you always produce innovative studies and ideas. Thank you for sharing. See you. greetings.
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Helpful Thank you very much.
Thanks. Trying today. I have enough plywood to make multiple attempts.
This just happened to me and great timing in the tips.
Shame he didn’t show any cuts actually happening.
I’ve used all these techniques mentioned at one time or another but don’t use any of them now For years I’ve only used this one:
Set your fence & Raise your blade a little higher than a credit card thickeness. Run your piece back to front over the blade. Use push stick etc., observe all safety as you normally would. You are making a "score cut". Without moving fence, raise your blade high enough to cut completely through your piece as you normally would.
Repeat this for all cuts and you will have a crisp sharp edge all the way around.
Cheers!
Just pondering on what profound words I can use in a comment that I haven’t used yet. I’ve noticed you using tape before. However I myself never knew any of this till your videos. Thank you for sharing we all need hints & tricks. You folks have a safe & Mery Christmas.
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I missed seeing your video out takes at the end of the video. You must have had a great day. Please stay safe.
Thanks for the different ideas of cutting, its a big Help πππ