Cut Melamine With No Chips

Doesn't quite work on curves though...

Wow! Quick, simple & informative.

That was an EXCELLENT video!! Well done man! 😀👍

Amazing! There is really an art to everything. I am going to use this technique. Also the presentation was clear and to the point. Not fillers. Thank you

Great solved a problem big time for me. Do not have electric table saw. So I can score by hand first with a metal T Ruler, and Utility Knife and heavy blade and then saw it by hand ~ have done this with other materials and it has worked. It is a used on small jobs I do from time to time. Thanks for your video. ; - )

Fantastic, just what i was looking for because all of my cuts had chips underneath with a 60 teeth blade and i was about to bitch about it to my dealer lol

Brilliant video! Thank you very much. This has saved me a whole load of potential trouble!

Great tip

I learned something new thanks😁👍🏼

Thank U....this will help :)

I guess this can be done with a skill saw also? Anyone tried it?

removing the knife is completely unsafe. as long as the knife is below the hight of the saw there shouldn't be a problem.

Andrew, would you advise wearing a mask?

What's a good table saw for a semi-beginner but can still be used to get as close to professional results as possible.

Very helpful and well explained. Thank you.

Wow. Took you less than two-straightforward-no-nonsense minutes to get a new subscriber. Thanks!

Wait, why take out the riving knife? it shouldnt interfere

Awesome video ! Straight to the point and very very informative.

Thanks. Picked up a gigantic quantity of this stuff for free. Building various items to sell. Organizers one thing

Short and to the point, bravo!

Thank you very much. Clear and concise.

perfect 10/10

So simple yet awesome tip!!!thanks! Frank, Belgium/Europe

Best explanation out there! Such precise and concise explanation! Congrats on the excellent job! Thank you!

Great video and thankfully no time wasted unboxing the fine blade😅

thank you 👍

+1 sub for this video alone. Thanks for getting right to the point!

The second cut can be a cut through the board since the blade is coming down on the melamine insteadvof pulling it off the board. So its two passes for cutting.

Short and excellent just what I needed to know 👍

No way. Never, ever taking out the riving knife. Worst advice ever. I stopped right there. Thumbs down.

你的刀片会爆裂边缘。看看我的刀片。它们不会爆裂边缘，也不必用胶带粘住。

Just to let people know, that if you work with a lot of Melamine like I do, it pays to buy a blade for cutting Melamine. I use a Forrest Duraline blade. It is expensive, but doesn't require a scoring pass. Just set your blade height, a make your cut. As long as your table saw is true, you won't get any tear out.

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Good info

I've seen lots of videos that give less useful information in 30 minutes or more. :)

Man, you are so smart....

That was incredibly handy. Thank you!

where can i buy that material? i need to fix an old cabinet from lowes and i need the white particle board

Nice technique, but not very useful for most people. You need a high end table saw to make cuts precise enough for this to work. And if you can afford a multi-thousand dollar cabinet saw, why not just buy the proper triple chip saw blade that's designed specifically to cut melamine in a single pass?

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Thank you! To the point! Subscribed!

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Great tip, Thank you

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Thanks for this.

Seven years have passed since you shared this video. Do you still have all ten fingers? Seeing you push that board without a push stick tells me you might not!

Short simple and excellent video. I am trying to build for first time and this was very helpful

A great nice simple solution for straight cuts, but what about radiused ends to a table or shelf?

Perfect-thanks! I figured, why not watch the short one first. If I can learn it 2 minutes, why spend 10 or more? It was a good gamble! Short and sweet, crystal clear, and it works!

all i have atm is hand circular saw but useful information for down the road. thanks!