[header] How to cut laminate flooring [title] Use a circular saw or a handsaw with at least 18 teeth per inch to avoid chipping it. [title] Mark the line on the laminate flooring. [step] Make a small mark on the edge of the laminate, so you know where to cut or use a chalk pencil to draw your measurement line across the face of the laminate.
[header] How to cut laminate flooring [title] Use a circular saw or a handsaw with at least 18 teeth per inch to avoid chipping it. [title] Mark the line on the laminate flooring. [step] Make a small mark on the edge of the laminate, so you know where to cut or use a chalk pencil to draw your measurement line across the face of the laminate.
Hold the measuring tape at a 45-degree angle to the floor for between 3-6 inches (7.6-15 cm). Paint the marked line with a household wood stain and let the stain dry. [title] Mark off any debris remaining on the floor with chalk. [step] Put the teeth of the saw between the chalk line and the board, so you know where to cut. You can easily wipe the chalk off the surface after you are done cutting. [title] Leave the laminate facing right-side-up and cut it with a circular saw or handsaw. Use a cast iron or glass cutting saw to cut the fabric along the line. [substeps] Mark about 1 cm (3/4 of the way up the line, if you are measuring for a very small room like a bathroom.