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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    The circular saw I got is Parkside, it is a brand sold by Lidl supermarkets. For DIY, they are good value for money, at least till this episode. Regarding the attachment of the saw body to the base/frame, it does not seem to have any screws or adjustments.
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    Hi all, I inserting washers between the cam and part attaching the base, and aligned the blade as much as I could. Now the cut is much better. The kerf is a lot narrower than was before, around 3mm which is very near the 2.8mm stated on the blade. Also, the tendency of trying to pull to the...
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    Yes it is the adjustment to set the depth of cut, right? I was thinking of inserting a washer between the cam and part attaching the base.
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    Parkside PHKSA 20-Li B3 https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0BZWYV4XT/ And yes in fact the guide is not square to the arbor as can be seen in my posted photos unfortunately.
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    I do not see any adjustment for this kind of misalignment. I will check if I can insert a shim somewhere or try to bend the metal connections from the base to the main housing.
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    Hello to all, Following the very good advice and help everyone offered here, I might have found the reason for the wide cut (I am understanding that it is called kerf) and also why the saw is always tending to one side. I have observed and checked with a combination square that the bottom plate...
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    I have made a mistake in writing down the thickness, it is around 27mm not 40mm, but you are right the tool I bought is not a heavy duty item, it feels.
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    I will try a single pass. And I became aware that I have made a mistake in writing the plywood thickness, it is not 40mm but around 27mm, Sorry about this. This is the plywood I am trying to cut: https://pmhobby.com.mt/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/F360_P27SH20_21869-scaled-1-1200x847.jpg
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    Hi all, Thanks for the suggestions, I will check the items you suggested. To be clearer, I am using the circular saw with a straight edge guide with clamp to try to get a straight cut, but not like the Makita which was suggested by Jack Stand. Mine clamps the work and you have to press the...
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    Problem with cutting plywood with a circular saw

    Hello, I am new to wood work and I have a question regarding the width of cut using a circular saw. I have bought a circular saw taking a 150mm blade. I replaced the blade from the standard 24 teeth to a KWB branded 48 teeth one to get finer work finish. I have a number of shutter plywood (the...
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    4-edge Cross Drill Bit Sets for masonry work

    Got the set from Bosch. I will see how it goes.
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    4-edge Cross Drill Bit Sets for masonry work

    Nice drill sets. These look much better than the generic carbide tip drills I have.
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    4-edge Cross Drill Bit Sets for masonry work

    Is this the set you pointed out? https://www.amazon.de/dp/B094183BMV/
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    4-edge Cross Drill Bit Sets for masonry work

    Hello, Does anyone know of a good manufacturer or the original manufacturer of the 4-edge cross drill bits, as shown on the link below? Are these any good? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C817MS3S/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Thanks
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