Cut Vinyl Siding With Table Saw

Failing to do this can result in your circular saw cutting into the workbench or table beneath the siding itself.

Cut vinyl siding with table saw.

It comes with saw that runs on the holder. These include miter saws chop saws table saws and handheld circular saws. To make you faster and more efficient we added material stops for desired length and memory stops for the desired angle pitch. You can also use tin snips to make crosscuts.

Lay the vinyl siding on a flat table or workbench. I retired from the trade. When making longitudinal cuts score with a knife and break along the score line. Mark the area to cut and slowly feed the blade into the siding.

The trim a table 50 was the original siding saw table designed to accurately cut vinyl fiber cement and many other siding materials. Make crosscuts on vinyl siding using a circular saw but you should install a vinyl cutting blade to minimize chip out. Lie a strip of vinyl siding on a flat work table. Slide the end of the siding off the table until the place where you plan to cut it is just past the edge of the table.

Install a plywood blade backward onto a circular saw. You should position the siding so that the cutting line is hanging off the edge for obvious reasons. Use tin snips or a rotary tool to make curved cuts.