From there I find the PS Panel Saw Jig invaluable. About $100.00 but
I feel worth it.

On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 11:02:47 -0700, "Pounds on Wood"
wrote:


We all face that problem, no matter how big our shops are. I think you will
find most folks use a circular saw to get the sheet into manageable size,
and then finish the panels on the tablesaw. It is rare that you need a
panel larger than 1/2 sheet of stock, either half in the length or half in
the width.

For me, I buy the sheets at the store and put them on their provided cart.
I get an employee to help me if necessary. I roll the cart to my truck and
they slide off the cart into my truck bed without lifting. I get home, back
up to the shop, place horses behind my tailgate and slide the sheets off
onto the horses, again no lifting. Use the circular saw to cut them to a
bit over the sizes I need. Only then do I lift them.