This is the Vanmark Sure Cut 45 siding/soffit cutting table. I mounted it onto the Dewalt mitre saw stand. In this video my friend is using it as he was doing the siding and soffit on his own house so I lent him my cutting table. It’s designed to be used with the blade flipped backward and so that you can cut going forward. I’ve always used a regular framing blade and cut backwards so that I don’t have to keep flipping the blade for when I’m cutting other materials like wood. Cutting backwards w

There was someone wondering if my cutting table set up is suitable for vinyl siding as well as I’ve only shown it cutting aluminum soffit before. Yes it works well with the regular 24 tooth framing blade cutting backwards. I don’t flip the blade backwards like most people so that I don’t have to keep flipping the blade when switching from cutting wood to soffit or vinyl. I’ve been cutting backwards on the jig for years and have found it to be safe and efficient. Many have asked for a picture of

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