What I used to do is go to Home Depot and give them the specs to get the MDF cut. The mongoloids that worked the saw there claimed they knew what they were doing. In the end a lot of the pieces were always 1-3mm off.

Next, after I was sick of the Home Depot people pissing me off I used a straight piece of MDF as a guide and I just cut it in my backyard with a circular saw. This is tedious and takes a bit of time to line up properly so that you get uniform cuts. My neighbours were getting pissed off too.

I got a couple boxes to cut up the basic pieces and I'm wondering if I could come down and use somebody's table saw for a bit... maybe in exchange for some beer or something... [img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img]

[ April 26, 2004, 07:44 PM: Message edited by: a_d_a_m ]

 

I'm always willing to help fellow car audio guys. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

PM me.

X

 

I got 1 too! and more...

 

He's going to come on the weekend to my shop.

Wanna come again Steve? I always love seeing that MINI. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

X

 

Sorry got 3 tint jobs to do other wise I'd be there

 

Awsome! Work is good.

I should come visit your shop one day.

I call you later in the week Steve. Have a good one.

X

 

On the same kinda topic here....

Looking at buying a table saw. What should I look for? I will be building boxes, amp racks etc...

Is Craftsman any good? Should I be spending $700+?

Mike

 

you need a 8 foot long metal streight edge, 2 saw horses and a skill saw.
da hell with the table saw.