Spent the whole day fitting out the inside of my shed extension, the delivery of 2 x 9mm plywood sheets and a sheet of 50mm foil backed insulation  meant I could get cracking.

8 x 4 sheets used to be time consuming to rip down but having seen r kid use his track saw a few weeks back and how easy it was I went out and bought myself one. I couldn’t justify buy the Festool he owns but watching lots and lots of videos on YouTube  i settled on the Makita SP6000J reputed to be the best tracksaw not a Festool.

Every time I use it, it just makes every job so much easier and frustrates me that I did not buy one sooner.  Today’s work was not only easier and faster but it is so much more accurate than I have done in the past.

Its just a great tool, the best I own.

I intend to make a couple of tweaks in the coming weeks to make it perfect which entails replacing the splinter guards on all the tracks and adjusting the blade to run a couple of millimeters further away from the track and then recalibrating the new splinter guard.

The other thing is to buy a depth gauge sold buy a woodworkerr I watched on YouTube “Strawbyte Workshop” who 3D prints a really good addition that mimics the standard Festool depth guage

Doing both of these mods would likely make it even better than it already is but neither are necessary as it is already near perfect.