tjbnwi
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I’m left handed, matters to me not at all which hand I use the track saw with. I’ve made cuts horizontally, vertically, overhead, from below a work piece, along the cut piece edge, on the ground. Once the track is set as long as you don’t side thrust the saw it does not matter which hand you use.
In the previous post he should have positioned himself (looking at the first picture) standing at the right edge of the cut table with the parallel guide arm to his right, holding the saw with his right hand, start the saw, make the plunge, bring the saw even with himself, walk along until the cut is finished. It would be more comfortable if he rotated himself so his right side is inline with the cut path, this gives you a natural walk instead of side shuffling.
Cutting a plaster ceiling;
Tom
In the previous post he should have positioned himself (looking at the first picture) standing at the right edge of the cut table with the parallel guide arm to his right, holding the saw with his right hand, start the saw, make the plunge, bring the saw even with himself, walk along until the cut is finished. It would be more comfortable if he rotated himself so his right side is inline with the cut path, this gives you a natural walk instead of side shuffling.
Cutting a plaster ceiling;
Tom
