Best way to cut aqua panel?

[Cornelius]

grinder is dusty, saw is slow, Stanley knife isn't quite up to it and constantly changing blades? Going with the knife at the moment...

 

[Dansouthcoast84]

i use a skill saw

 

[Cornelius]

Just gave the grinder another go, apart from the dust it's the best of my options today I think, have you got a dust bag attached to your saw Dan?

 

[TonyM]

Circular saw attached to hoover


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[Dansouthcoast84]

Just gave the grinder another go, apart from the dust it's the best of my options today I think, have you got a dust bag attached to your saw Dan?

na as above a hoover or stand the other side of thw outlet and wear a mask.

just a cheap saw will do. so quick

 

[Wayners]

Saw and vac is best. Been looking at spiral saws with vacuum attachments but not many about. Think they would be great though

 

[zolco]

Saw and extractor ideally you need an m class one

 

[jimbo71]

After a bit of searching i found this, bit cheaper than an m class hoover, its from Hardie boards, had it years,

 

[zolco]

After a bit of searching i found this, bit cheaper than an m class hoover, its from Hardie boards, had it years,

But m class Hoover will save your lungs

 

[owls]

Jigzaw with a universal blade in it.easy.

 

[jimbo71]

But m class Hoover will save your lungs

Yeah i know, ive got one, just thinking of a quick alternative to the knife he's using.

 

[Dropsalot]

I made a gizmo from timber on site ...........basically two lengths of 4x2 with a 12.5mm gap .....fix it to a solid trestle thingy, score the boards with the hardie scoring doodah.....slide between the two timbers.......and snap! ......no dust, no drama, cuts angles and is quite simply a brilliant idea.........( mother is gonna be so proud)....

 

[Danny]

@Runswithscissors

 

[Lane]

Best way is to use a circular saw set to very shallow depth, say about 5mm then use the cut as a score and snap the board.

 

[Adsy83]

Best way is to use a circular saw set to very shallow depth, say about 5mm then use the cut as a score and snap the board.

I'd do it this way. Use a blade with high tooth count

 

[zolco]

Just use the correct blade like this https://www.mad4tools.com/ox-pcd-fi...MI4Mmt_J2P2gIVrL3tCh02vQQWEAQYASABEgJ6hPD_BwE, cut through in one hit