How to Cut Plywood Cleanly Without Splintering the Edges
Plywood is a staple building and cabinetry material across the Central Coast, prized for its strength, dimensional stability, and clean aesthetic. However, achieving crisp, splinter-free cuts on sheet goods can be challenging. Because plywood consists of alternating thin veneers bonded together, standard saw teeth tend to catch and tear the delicate face veneer as they exit the wood. Learning how to eliminate tear-out ensures your cabinetry, shelving, and cladding projects