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i was cutting my starboard with a battery powered circular saw. worked very good. i also rounded the corners with a jig saw and medium tooth blade. then i sanded it and its smooth. just need a router for all the edges
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I just reworked my 23' console with 1/2" Starboard also. I flush mounted electronics and a small storage with recessed clear door. It machines easy, just lay out your lines accurate, measure twice-cut once!!
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Very nice layout.
What kind od saw and blade did you use?
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When I make my outside cut's on a panel of it, I cut it just slightly larger than the finished size. This is done on a tablesaw. I then run it thru the jointer and it removes all the saw blade marks and makes it the finished size. No sanding.
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Thank you!! I used a table saw, jig saw, and router. It cuts like butter!!
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Sweet job. Photo looks great.
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