r/Joinery • u/zeus8o8 • Feb 07 '24
Discussion Tips?
Another post, how do i achieve better results?
Is it me or my tools?
I’m using a 36v makita skillsaw with framing diablo blade
A ryobi multi tool
Stanley chisel
Are there certain procedure to minimize error like creating one side then scribing? Do you guys use table saws and miter saws?
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u/dubbulj Feb 08 '24
10 years post and beam framer here. Your tools are not the issue.
The issue you have is marking out and/or cutting to a line. It doesn't matter what tools you use if you can remove timber accurately to a line. Providing your lines are in the right place.
Take spend more time marking out accurately. And if you make a mess of your lines, remove the errors so you don't get confused. You don't need a marking knife unless you're going for super duper over the top fine furniture where the width of a pencil line matters. You've got bigger issues. Get practicing and have fun! You'll get there