Use a
saber saw to cut out the entire shaded/hatched area in Fig.
Use
saber saw to cut out design, partially cutting out each oval or S at first, then going back and finishing.
paint can to make ours), so each arc bottom ends at the miter joint; cut with
saber saw.
Dowel quiver--Use a
saber saw to cut lengthwise notches in a 30-in.
Cut off several inches from the bottom of a 5-gallon plastic bucket with a
saber saw. Attach a few feet of PVC pipe to the piece of bucket, putting the pipe inside of the bucket on the edge and connecting them with sheet rock (or other) screws.
Use a
saber saw to cut out the cleaning hole in one of the bottom panels as indicated in the plans.
TOOLS: circular saw, table saw (optional),
saber saw, electric drill, 3/8- and 1-inch paddle-blade drill bits, electric sander, carpenter's square, framing square, rasp, hammer, posthole digger, shovel, level, stepladder
With a
saber saw, cut the bottom off one bucket to create a serving tray, and cut a food dispensing hole in the food storage bucket (as shown).
NOTES: We used pottery modeling hand tools (scraper, stylus, gouge, and
saber saw) from an art supply store to carve these designs.
Recycle your worn-out sanding belts and dull
saber saw blades by gluing and clamping 1/2-in.