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 Bart Leetch - Cutting laminate

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Dik Harrison

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PostSubject: Bart Leetch - Cutting laminate   Bart Leetch - Cutting laminate EmptyMarch 23rd 2009, 3:28 am

This thread was originally posted on SMC by Bart Leetch. It is here with his permission.

I used my system to cut laminate for the first time today it worked slicker than snot on a porcelain door knob.

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Dino Makropoulos Posted:

Hi Bart.
Few ez hints when cutting formica.
Good face down.
Use solid support under the cutting line and clamp the guide to the support.
You can use a 12" strip of 3/4" plywood.
Set the depth of cut 1/4" deep.

If you have to cut mica many times, get the antiskid tape.
This way you set the guide anywhere without clamping.

Other than that...good job.Bart Leetch - Cutting laminate Cool

Imagine the same cut on the tablesaw?Bart Leetch - Cutting laminate Confused

Bart Leetch Replied:

Oh I could cut it on the table-saw I have ajig that keeps it from slipping under the fence.
But its so much easier doing the dead laminate trick!!!!Bart Leetch - Cutting laminate EekBart Leetch - Cutting laminate SmileBart Leetch - Cutting laminate Biggrin

Actually these pieces of laminate are cut over sized then glued on cabinet doors & then trimmed on the table-sawBart Leetch - Cutting laminate Eek along the 2 beveled edges & on a router table with a pattern bit for the 90° edges.


Thanks for the guiding info Dino.
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