The Diablo Top and Bottom cut jigsaw blades are the best of both worlds. There are reverse tooth jigsaw blades also available but these cause tearout on the bottom surface. Standard jigsaw blades cut in the upstroke hence causing tearout on the top surface. The key to getting the best cuts with a jigsaw without tear-out is again the right blade. I decided to add a small curvature to all the ends of the shelves using a jigsaw. I have a 10″ table saw so I use the Diablo 10″ 80-Tooth Ultra Finish Circular Saw Blade with it.įor my 12″ miter saw, I use the Diablo 12″ 80-Tooth Fine Finish Circular Saw Blade. This helps in reducing drag and friction and delivers a more precise cut. The stabilizer vents absorb noise and vibration. The super-thin kerf minimizes material removal. Not only plywood but it also cuts hardwoods, softwoods, melamine, paneling, and MDF leaving behind a clean edge. The Diablo 80-tooth blades are perfect for plywood. The key to getting the perfect cut on plywood with no tear-out is using a blade with the right number of teeth. Plywood is very prone to tear out when you cut it.Ĭutting plywood – especially cross-cuts can end up being a frustrating experience if you aren’t using the right blade. This bookshelf is made almost entirely out of plywood. It is a way for this site to earn advertising fees by advertising or linking to certain products and/or services. ***This post contains referral or affiliate links.

Thank you for supporting the brands that help me bring you new projects.*** ***This post is sponsored by The Home Depot as part of the #THDProSpective program. BONUS! you can also store toys, craft supplies and lego creations in it!.Easy to categorize and arrange books if needed.Has a total of over 13′ of storage space.Sits nicely in a corner and doesn’t take up a lot of space.

Rotating circular bookshelf 2 feet tall