A table saw with a 60 tooth carbide blade is the best way to cut laminates (Ive cut a LOT of laminate, lol) Using a blade with a high tooth count gives you a good clean cut with no chip out.
A bandsaw would also work, if you have a fine tooth blade.
A router would work, if you have a good straight edge to work with. When Im trimming laminate with a router, I use a laminate bit, or a spiral bit.
A circular saw would be my last choice, but it is possible... tape the laminate first, where you want to cut, to minimize chipping. Again, use a high tooth count blade for a better cut.
With any of these methods, you want the blade to be cutting down into the face of the laminate. Some saw fences do not necessarily sit flush with the saw surface, and you may need a board clamped to it, to use as a fence to run the laminate against.
You could most likely take the laminate to a local cabinet shop, and they could cut it for you in short order.
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2007-09-09 08:02:47
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answered by thewrangler_sw 7
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answered by ? 3
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2015-08-12 18:09:31
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answered by Waneta 1
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First assuming you have a circular saw you buy a laminate saw blade.. then you sandwich the laminate between two pieces of scrap plywood.. then cut...
2007-09-09 06:32:18
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answered by Anonymous
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with a laminate trimmer for your router,,use a straight edge and clamp it tight to the side of a piece ply wood or a work bench
2007-09-09 06:34:21
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answered by youngsll 1
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put some tape where you want to cut it works like putting it between plywood, except you dont waste wanted wood or if you have big enough scraps you can sacrifice might as well and the router is used for finishing not so much for cutting
2007-09-09 07:17:39
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answered by Lucicâ Meserica 2
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2007-09-09 06:32:32
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answered by Gary S 2
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