Insulated plasterboard

[S a plastering]

Whats best for cutting em got loads to do was thinkin circular saw or jigsaw

 

[themucky1]

Circular saw all day long mate

 

[smoother09]

Yup circular glides through

 

[Monkey Boy]

Yup circular glides through

So does an old hand saw you poofs

 

[BryanJ]

 

[hollybank]

Circular saw all day long mate

Does it create a lot of dust with a circular?
I bought a reciprocating saw to do this job.
The only problem is you have to put a staff on the board to guide it.

 

[S a plastering]

Circular saw all day long mate

Cheers pal

 

[Olican]

Whats best for cutting em got loads to do was thinkin circular saw or jigsaw

Personally I find jigsaw easier with a long fine tooth blade

 

[S a plastering]

Personally I find jigsaw easier with a long fine tooth blade

OK nice one I'll try both fuk it

 

[TonyM]

Circular saw attached to a dust extractor

 

[S a plastering]

Circular saw attached to a dust extractor

Cheers

 

[Olican]

OK nice one I'll try both fuk it

Cheap enough to try both ways check out marketplace, always loads on there cheap, that's my Yorkshire roots showing @John j

 

[John j]

Cheap enough to try both ways check out marketplace, always loads on there cheap, that's my Yorkshire roots showing @John j

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Still after another 8 sheets of kingspan I reckon

 

[Retired Spread]

lol circular saw to cut plasterboard with a bit of foam stuck to back of it... bunch of limp wristed fannies

 

[Olican]

Still after another 8 sheets of kingspan I reckon

Hope your checking market place daily, found some bargains lately..

 

[themucky1]

Does it create a lot of dust with a circular?
I bought a reciprocating saw to do this job.
The only problem is you have to put a staff on the board to guide it.

Dust extractor mate

 

[ChrispyUK]

Can make a cheap guide for circular saw with a couple of bits of thinnish ply/mdf etc. Poor mans track saw but wouldn’t want to use my best plunge saw regularly on PB. Depends on board thickness too

 

[tapit]

Does it create a lot of dust with a circular?
I bought a reciprocating saw to do this job.
The only problem is you have to put a staff on the board to guide it.

Would a boarder collie do?

 

[TonyM]

Can make a cheap guide for circular saw with a couple of bits of thinnish ply/mdf etc. Poor mans track saw but wouldn’t want to use my best plunge saw regularly on PB. Depends on board thickness too

I bought my Hilti circular saw for a large Fermacell job. It’s cut more thermal board than it has wood. Don’t need a rail if you’ve got a steady hand. Wen you think of the time it saves, what’s £20 for a new blade?

 

[raggles]

Parkside cordless circular saw was what I used to use. I bought it just to see if it would work and it did. Also good for cutting kingspan cos you get a better square cut.

 

[Golem]

A guide to follow a pencil line.whatever next