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Choosing the Right Cutting Method for Plywood
Cutting plywood isn't just about getting through the sheet. It's about balancing accuracy, portability, cost, and safety. Whether you're working out of a home garage or a full woodworking shop, the right method can mean the difference between splintered edges and cabinet-grade results.
To help you choose what fits your workflow and budget, I've outlined several proven cutting methods below. Each with clear steps, pros and cons, and tool recommendations. Explore the "View Details" dropdown to see which setup matches your space, skill level, and project goals.

Circular Saw + Straightedge
Clamp a straightedge and rip with a circular saw.

Track Saw + TSO Guide
Cabinet-grade straightness with plunge-cut control.

Table Saw
Shop workhorse with repeatable fences and jigs.
Pick the cutting method that fits your wallet and your workshop. Each option comes with details and steps to guide you toward the best cuts for your project.