The document provides 8 tips for using handheld cutting tools effectively on King Starboard®. Key recommendations include wearing appropriate safety gear, using specific blades for circular saws, and employing clamps and router bits for clean cuts. It also advises against sanding the surface to maintain its matte finish.

1. 8 TIPS ON
USING
HANDHELD
CUTTING
TOOLS
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For King StarBoard®

2. WEAR THE
PROPER
SAFETY
EQUIPMENT
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Safety glasses, ear protection,
and dust mask
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3. TO CREATE A
CRISP EDGE
WITH A
CIRCULAR
SAW
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Use a good carbide blade with
60 teeth for a 10" blade and
40 teeth for a 7.5" blade
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4. FOR DETAIL
CUTS, DRILL
ACCESS HOLES
AS A STARTING
POINT TO ENTER
THE MATERIAL
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5. USE CLAMPS
TO AVOID
SHIFTING
OF THE
MATERIAL
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6. FOR TEMPLATE
CUTTING, USE A
CARBIDE FLUSH
TRIMMING
ROUTER BIT
WITH A TOP
BEARING
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Clamp the template to
oversized King StarBoard®
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7. REMEMBER,
A CLEAN CUT
WILL PRODUCE
A CLEAN EDGE
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8. NEED TO
SMOOTH OUT
A JAGGED CUT?
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Use 100-150 grit sandpaper
or a carbide roundover router
bit with bottom bearing
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9. DO NOT SAND
THE SURFACE
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King StarBoard® surface
comes with a matte finish
on both sides of the sheet and
sanding will cause it to lose
its uniform matte finish
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10. IF YOU HAVE
FOUND THIS
INFORMATION
HELPFUL,
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