[Mushi]

Just wondering if anyone knows of any effective techniques for cutting plastic chopping boards? Hacksaw is ok for straight stuff, but i'd like some nice smooth cornering action. Tried a heated-up knife, but gets a bit messy. Any experience with a jigsaw?

thanks for any tips!

 

[BJT]

You could probeb;y use a small circular saw and than just sand it of to give it a nice smooth finish. You could also use wet and dry paper (i think it's called that anyway) to give it a nice smooth finish.

 

[fisher]

Mushi - I used a fine tooth saw to get the rough dimensions and then used a rasp file to get the shape I needed.

 

[PeterJ]

What is that insane avatar. :shock:

 

[HiRAEdd]

What is that insane avatar. :shock:

I was thinking the same thing hehe.

 

[PoddyMullet]

Hee hee...I was a wondering about it as well. Corker Mushi, but the cats outta the bag on what ya get up to when fishings quiet :!:

 

[PhilipL]

Mushi, that's soooo wrong

 

[PeterJ]

I have used one of those small wood saws with the reinforcement bar on the back of the blade. They are about a foot long with a wooden handle.

Then i use a power plane to smooth an bevel the edges.

 

[Mushi]

C'mon guys, there's nothin finer than a grown man licking his own nipple

hah, its actually the dad (Peter) from the cartoon Family Guy. That scene in was a killer! I hope the tongue is animated btw

Also by the way, thanks for the cutting tips!

 

[PeterJ]

I guess you can use a bench saw like what hairy used to cut his digit off with, don't use the finger feeler gauge technique though.

 

[hairymick]

Ho Peter,

good on ya mate

actually, a table saw cuts the chopping boards really well failing that a circular saw also does it well.

Mushi, you are a sick man :lol: