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hi Iamp;#39;m Phil from Woodsmith with another cool tip for how to get more from your Craig track saw and we all use the track saw for cutting plywood pieces down to size for project Parts on our next great Home Improvement Adventure but you can also use the traxxa to do something a little more unconventional thatamp;#39;s to create openings or cutouts in your pieces now Iamp;#39;ll need to make those cutouts for Access for plumbing or wires and cords or proper ventilation in cabinets you can see that Iamp;#39;ve already laid out the location of a cutout on this piece of plywood now what Iamp;#39;ve also done is used a drill to drill out the corners thatamp;#39;s going to give me a nice smooth transition as the cutout goes around those corners but itamp;#39;s also going to help us when weamp;#39;re cutting it out too the next thing we need to do is a little setup on the saw so weamp;#39;re going to put the saw in place here on the track and what I want to do is Mark where the
