Types of cuts a skill saw can make:
Crosscut: A cut made perpendicular to (across) the grain of the wood.
Rip cut: A cut made parallel to (with) the grain of the wood
Angle cut: A cut made at any other position than perpendicular or parallel to the edge.
Skill saws are one of the most important tools on a job site.
Skill saws are useful for cutting panel products such as plywood and crosscutting framing lumber.
A crosscut is a cut made across the grain of a piece of lumber and at a 90 degree angle to the edge.
Circular saws are generally classified according to the size of the blade.
The most common circular
saw is the 7 ¼ inch model.