How To Cut Into Wood

Install the cutting bit on the multipurpose tool or the blade on the jigsaw.

How to cut into wood. Heat the transfer tip then brush the back of the paper where the ink is with the transfer tip. Prevent blow out by flipping over the board midway through the cut. Start by lightly scoring the wood to get a groove going.

Only cut into the wood just deep enough to. The image will be transferred to wood instantly. First hold the wood against the saws fence and start the first cut on one of the marked lines.

To avoid this cut part way through the hole and then flip the wood. Use the sharp knife to clean the wood and prepare it for use. A knife will be able to cut thin and small pieces of wood but make sure that it is very sharp before use.

Run the knife further down and deeply into the wood. Continue moving the wood and making a cut until. Insert the bit or blade into the hole.

Go slow and hold the chainsaw as firmly as possible so that your cut. Once the groove is established you can cut further down with less risk of your knife slipping along the wood grain. Apply a small amount of pressure as you push downward through the tree trunk with the saw.

Do this until you reached the ideal depth of your cut. Glide the chainsaw blade through the wood slowly. Can easily cut into the traced lines.