How to Use a Circular Saw - the Beginning Woodworker's Best Friend

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

Here's a great jig that turns your circular saw into a do-almost-everything tool and there's a free plan available: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2Tdg31unpt6e6M

[@miron195]

Thank you. Hop some day be good at it

[@Buddy-po4hv]

This young man knows what he's talking about, no nonsense, no time wasting videos, straight to the point, and full of information

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

Thanks!

[@kanishvinoth5796]

great personalty.

[@paullong4471]

Thank you.God bless

[@brolan5150]

I have watched several videos on circular saws and yours has been the most succinct. Thank you..

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

Very kind...thank you

[@Tehlua_Ralte1984]

This videos answer my question about circular saw.. thanks

[@vince6829]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@cellist328]

Awesome information for beginners. I have a 3 acre woodlot & "out of the woodwork" has greatly enhanced my knowledge to cut green lumber from standing timber. Thank you.

[@hiquest7273]

So well explained

[@nicu_danciu]

Excellent video! And very clear presentation, as always. Congrats from Transilvania-România!

[@markforee7693]

Excellent presentation and great information.

[@aardvark_zebra]

The speed square trick was a lightbulb moment for me

[@burningbernie]

Always concise but there's always more. Always above and beyond. Thanks for always delivering great content. 👍

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

Thanks, Bernie!

[@glg3945]

Great information!! Thank you 😊. I had a heck of a time trying to figure out how to get the nut and washer off of my new circular saw. Finally figured out which way to hold it and which direction to turn it since you can be on either side of it. I love it so much. I got a cordless one and several other tools with it. I enjoy your channel. Very helpful 👌. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your family.

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

I hear that a lot about getting the screw loose on a new circular saw. You have to strike the wrench almost at an upward angle and a little to the left to keep it from just spinning. Glad you're enjoying your woodworking!

[@edmundjfrancis9937]

Good info and explanations thanx very helpful 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@danalaniz7314]

Great information and demo. Thanks!

[@JasonSmith-ot5pq]

Great lesson 👍

[@timmurphy8163]

The #1 rule I was taught: is never stand behind the saw. I was in the hospital next to a guy who’s saw kicked back and hit his inner thigh. He was lucky because it got within 1/2” of a major artery. A saw kicked back on me when I was trimming a door. The saw hit both sides of the double garage. There was a metal pin in the door.

[@aadittoshen]

Lovely video! Precise and pointed!!! May I ask you a stupid question? (A beginner woodworker here, who did a little bit of wood-carving, some 30-years back, as part of my Fine Arts course - with a brand new circular saw at hand!)... It's a 'problem' I've been hunting around KZbin - and failing to solve! How do I HOLD DOWN a SMALL piece of wood - say a 2" x 4" piece of a One-by-Two - so as to SAFELY trim it with a circular saw - lets say, down to a 2" x 2" piece?

[@Blah-blah-sure]

Thank you

[@glg3945]

Great tips and information 👌 👍. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your family. 😃

[@SD45-ET44AC]

I’ve had to move to a smaller unit & don’t have room for all my big tools. So good bye to my drill press, table saw & such. But I still have tools, clamps, files, hand saw, drill and a circular saw. The circular saw might be in my possession longer than my M&P S&W 40.

[@kDub1129]

How do you not have a billion followers? These are the videos I’ve been looking for. You just got another sub!

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

Thanks Kevin! You're too kind

[@colleencook382]

Thanks Tommy! Great tips!

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

Thanks Colleen!

[@abner20bushi]

Excellent video. Great channel.

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

Thank you very much!

[@rosi6144]

Nice video. I"m a beginner and i have a question: Is it useful or overkill to have 2 circular saws, one with a special blade for ripping and one with a special blade for crosscutting, because i don't like swapping blades, making the circular saw screw dull. I also have no table saw and i don't think i wil have one soon, because they are expensive. Hope to hear from you soon. Many thanks in advance

[@harvey-a-zeledon]

Awesome video, thank you!

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

You're welcome!

[@davidhale7794]

Great video. I’ve got the dewalt 60v blade right. I really want a worm drive saw but they’re pricier for sure. I use my circ saw a TON.

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

It's amazing how much you use it in a woodshop depending on what kind of projects you do. And then you need one for most carpentry projects around the house. Everyone should have one!

[@interman7715]

I am a carpenter and have the Flexvolt blade right ,that is all you'll ever need . Worm drives are heavy and awkward imo.

[@salimal-hajri2828]

عمل رائع .. بالتوفيق

[@hamothemagnif8529]

Another damn good video

[@chidoboy818]

Goof job. Thanks

[@billtech3891]

Just found your channel. Wow, really impressive. Great informative videos, so well produced, can't believe you don't have many more subscribers.

[@selespeed3]

i am taking up this hobby by buying a cordless circular saw. going to build wooden dollies for car and also repair the kitchen and build tables. i imagined i will build a book shelf too. Good video out there i am learning.

[@robertlee4172]

Safety first.

[@pkxl5459]

Why subtitle? It block the image. : )

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

You can turn them off

[@ravishankars1612]

Caution: The method shown in the video for cutting the 18 inch piece is wrong. If you use the method shown in the demo the piece will be short of 18 inch by the thickness of the circular saw blade. The correct method would be to place the track guide on the 18 inch piece to be cut and align with the mark so that the cutting blade will be outside the 18 inch mark.

[@cutemalegymnat]

You forgot to to mention that circular saws will have a blade lock to change blades.

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

mentioned it at 2:33

[@fatimadalandas8379]

How much

[@fatimadalandas8379]

How much

[@cutemalegymnat]

@@fatimadalandas8379 how much what?

[@ahobimo732]

I have a "blade right" sidewinder. I'm left-handed, and I use my left hand on the saw. I don't do the "reach over" to the front grip with my right hand. Instead, I put my fingers on the side of the sled and use them as a guide. I'm sure a lot of people would freak out if they saw me do this, but I've done a hell of a lot of work this way, and I still have all my fingers.

[@djjoeykmusic]

Great video! Thank you