I need the use of a table saw anyone?

[gonzalez78]

does anyone have a table saw they can let me use to cut the overflow i bought off zero to cut down to size? i need to make a straight cut so that it will sit flush against the aquarium wall. Preferably someone here in Santa Rosa since again i am low on funds until next week.

 

[lokii_37]

How big is it? would a compound miter saw work? i have one of those you could use.

Nick

 

[gonzalez78]

Its 36"x6"x6" i need to cut the bottom part about half lenght wise. I am not sure if that will work.

After a quick google search i would say that won't work i have one of those. I really would like to use a table saw even a small one just to cut it.

 

[zeroinverse]

You can also use a router if you are very careful.

If you are siliconing to the backwall, should be able to tolerate not perfectly straight.
If you are gluing a "back plastic" to form a box, then you will need table saw.

 

[Xx YOZER xX]

We have a table saw at our shop here in Cotati. You're welcome to use it.

 

[gonzalez78]

Yeah I'm not that sure i can keep a straight line lol. Thanks Yozer but i don't know where your shop is maybe you can pm me the info along with a number to call you to set up a good time.

 

[woodnaquanut]

G.

If it doesn't work out with yozer, fling me a PM. I have a saw but not the best acrylic blade. Depending on what you need we might be able to do it.

John...

 

[gonzalez78]

G.

If it doesn't work out with yozer, fling me a PM. I have a saw but not the best acrylic blade. Depending on what you need we might be able to do it.

John...

Cool thanks John, i still need to dry fit the overflow to see where i need to cut it.

 

[woodnaquanut]

Cool thanks John, i still need to dry fit the overflow to see where i need to cut it.

That would be good.
Remember old woodworking saying, 'measure twice, cut once'.
Or is it the other way around????

 

[gonzalez78]

That would be good.
Remember old woodworking saying, 'measure twice, cut once'.
Or is it the other way around????

Man i should have read this before i started cutting the trim. good thing i thought of buying some extra.

 

[gonzalez78]

Here's the tank and stand that Mr. Peanut will be moving in to when its finished and cycled. You can see his current home on the left.