If you have a lot of free time or just want to occupy yourself with something exciting and useful, pay attention to this type of leisure time, such as cutting out crafts with your own hands. The most interesting thing is working with plywood - funny figures or intricate patterns will in any case find their place in your home or area. But first, you should figure out how to cut a figure from plywood and what you need for this.
Products made from plywood with your own hands will decorate your interior.
Characteristic
Plywood is also called wood-laminated board (chipboard), which is basically a description of the material. Thanks to the multi-layer structure and special gluing scheme, the result is an ideal material for work and creativity, quite durable and, at the same time, light and cutable. Figures made from such material can be of the most intricate shapes and various sizes, be simply decorative elements or have a practical purpose.
Highlight different kinds wood-laminated boards depending on the composition, type of processing and thickness. Accordingly, different quality of material will differ in price and service life. In order to cut figures from plywood, you should choose a material that is not too expensive. But it is quite durable and, preferably, moisture resistant, about 8 mm thick. Alternatively, plywood can be replaced with 18 mm spruce boards - it is also a fairly soft and pliable material.
Finding a sheet suitable for the job is not so difficult, but in order to cut out a really beautiful figure from it, you will need to work hard. The process of processing plywood with your own hands is quite long and painstaking, but as a result you will get a unique and stylish thing, made just by you.
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Beginning of work
Before you start cutting out figures, you should not only familiarize yourself with the process in detail, but also purchase everything you need for the work. So, you may need:
- Plywood. When choosing, give your preference to a three-layer plate 8 mm thick, preferably moisture-resistant.
- Jigsaw manual or electric.
- Jigsaw tapes. Depending on their type, edges of varying degrees of smoothness and processing accuracy can be obtained.
- A paper blank of a drawing of a future figurine. You can print the selected design on a printer, or draw it yourself on a sheet of paper or plywood, if you are confident in your abilities.
- Tracing paper, scissors, pencil and ruler for transferring the design onto plywood.
- Drill, if the work involves cutting holes.
- Sandpaper, glue, acrylic paints and varnish to give the figure a completed look.
You will also have to prepare workplace. Working with plywood involves the presence of waste in the form of unnecessary pieces and sawdust, so it becomes impossible in a residential area. It’s better to set up a separate table in your garage or workshop, where you won’t disturb anyone.
Another feature is that the workbench should make work easier, so a stand for the jigsaw should be installed on it. The stand looks like a strong board 20 cm long, 5 cm wide and 2 cm thick. On one side of such a rectangle you need to retreat 5 cm and drill a hole with a diameter of one and a half centimeters. Next, 4 cm cuts are made to the left and right of the corners to the hole, resulting in a keyhole-shaped cutout. The board is mounted to the table with a protrusion of about 15 cm. Such a stand will be able to hold the plywood and provide space for the jigsaw to work.
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Figures and carving
As soon as the workplace is prepared and all required material purchased, you can proceed directly to the process of cutting out figures with your own hands. The main thing is to decide what exactly you want to cut out. If you have never worked with a tool and are just getting acquainted with this type of work, you should consider the most simple options crafts. And only after you get the hang of it, you can take on more complex work.
The selected pattern must be transferred to the prepared sheet of plywood. To do this, you can simply draw a figure with a pencil. If you are not much of an artist, then the template can be printed on a printer. Next, either use tracing paper and trace the contours with a pen, or cut out the pattern and, applying it to the plywood, trace it with a pencil. All work should be done very carefully, avoiding displacement. If the drawing is large enough, it can be pre-glued to the working material with tape or secured with glue. It will be easier to work with lines clearly drawn with a pencil, marker or pen. But remember that the glued sheet of paper should come off easily after drawing the lines of the template.
When all preliminary work completed, you can start working with a jigsaw. The cutting process is not complicated, but requires care. You need to work slowly, observing the following rules:
- The plate with the prepared template is fixed on the stand. If it moves while cutting, you risk ruining the workpiece.
- The jigsaw file must be in a strictly vertical position. It is worth noting that its correct tension largely affects the quality of the cut. The correct degree of saw tension ensures ease of work and smooth edges.
- When working, move the jigsaw up and down, pressing lightly on it and moving the file strictly along the lines of the future figure. The template can be moved if necessary; the file should not extend beyond the “keyhole” of the stand.
- If it is necessary to cut an element inside the work area, first a hole is made with a drill, into which a file is later inserted, and the work continues. When making internal holes, you should be careful with the file so as not to break it.
- Be careful with turns and bends: if you move incorrectly, you can break the tool or damage the workpiece. So, a 90-degree turn is cut without turning the jigsaw.
So, step by step, sawing off unnecessary pieces and unnecessary elements, a figurine will be obtained from the blank. Having finished working with a jigsaw, it is worth taking time appearance cut out template.
If you are working with electric jigsaw, there are some subtleties here in the method of attaching the plywood plate and the options for choosing saws, so it’s worth making test cuts on a material that you don’t mind spoiling.
From carved wood and plywood you can make so many decorative items and useful little things, that it is stupid to limit the scope of work. In fact, it can be absolutely anything that your imagination can handle: boxes, covers for decorative and collectible books, lampshades, panels, shutters, furniture elements, trim, cornices... But the most attractive thing about creating exclusive works is that anyone can do them willing, if he puts in a certain amount of effort.
Wood carving: photographs, drawings and sketches
The main key to success in creating interesting things with slotted carvings is the choice of pattern. It is he who conveys the overall concept and sets the aesthetic tone for the entire product.
The easiest way for beginners to make patterns geometric shape as in the photo.
Carved designs of floral and animal themes are classic ornaments for any field of application.
Inscriptions - modern version application of wood and plywood carving. At the same time, you are unlikely to be able to find drawings and sketches on the Internet - they will have to be compiled purely individually according to personal requirements for sizes, fonts, and words.
Stencils for slotted threads
However, unlike cut-out inscriptions on plywood, drawings with plant, animal and fantasy themes can be found on the Internet. So feel free to choose the stencils you like for your album, and you’ll have plenty of ideas for creativity for a long time!
The simplest sketches are suitable both for training at the very beginning of the process of making products, and can also become separate elements complex design. For example, this is how carved houses are decorated.
More complex templates will require some skill and patience, but the results are worth it. Such pictures can serve as an independent product, even as a gift.
Entire compositions with an idea and meaning usually serve either as a separate work or form the basis of a work.
Tools for slotted carving: jigsaw or router
However, choosing a design is only a third of the success. Another important aspect, which must be considered before starting the work itself. Namely, the choice of tool that will be used to carve wood or plywood.
Depends on the equipment:
- how thin the thread will be;
- complexity of pictures;
- cutting speed;
- accuracy of work.
Therefore, it is important to evaluate all the pros, cons, capabilities and limitations of each of the traditional sawing tools:
A jigsaw is a device for shaped cutting of parts. Working with a hand tool is quite labor-intensive, but it allows you to cut very accurately according to the drawing. Power tools allow you to quickly produce shaped plywood products, but require caution.
A milling cutter is a tool thanks to which flat-relief slotted threads acquire a thinner and more complete appearance. It is with its help that you can round edges, remove chips, make valances, and carry out the most complex cutting.
Theoretically, a milling cutter can do the same work as a jigsaw, and even more, but in fact, such handling of the tool is fraught with its rapid failure and frequent replacement of the frieze.
Materials for slotting threads
In most cases, plywood is chosen for this type of work - it is uniformly thin, has a pleasant color and structure, and does not suffer from further use or storage, unlike solid wood. It is the choice of material that becomes the third pillar of successful work.
The modern market is abundant different types materials, so it’s easy to get confused. For this work you should choose:
- FC plywood - harmless to humans and the environment, durable, easy to cut, practical;
- FB plywood is also safe for humans, but resistant to aggressive environments, since it undergoes special processing and receives a protective coating, which is why it can cost an order of magnitude more.
Note! Do not under any circumstances choose to interior work FSF class plywood - it is treated with carcinogenic preservatives and is permissible for use only in fresh air- they are excellent for covering the outside of a bathhouse or a house.
Photos of carved wooden houses
For Russia, slotted carving is of particular importance as a decoration for building facades. Since ancient times, ornaments carved on birch bark and other similar materials have been decorating huts, bathhouses, and churches, as photographs colorfully demonstrate.
Video of wood milling with a hand router
If you have just decided to try your hand at curly slotted carving, it would be a good idea to watch a video with a master class. It will help you better understand how drawings are created and how such home beauty appears.
The jigsaw is one of the most common hand-held electric tools. They can process the most different materials: wood, plastic, ceramics, metal, etc. However, the main material with which most jigsaw masters work is plywood.
Using a narrow file, this tool allows you to not only make straight cuts, but also create intricate patterns. And in this article we will look at some tips from experts working with jigsaws.
Features of working with a jigsaw
A jigsaw for cutting plywood is a very simple tool in appearance, and almost every beginner can make an even cut using it. However, if we talk about beautiful curly patterns, then here it is necessary not only to have certain skills, but also to select the right files.
Main nuances
When cutting out plywood with a jigsaw with your own hands, you should know the following:
- The main condition for obtaining an even cut is making the right choice tool files. To ensure that the cut on the front side is without scoring, you need to use a thin file with the teeth pointing downwards.
- The workpiece needs to be firmly secured, otherwise you won’t get an even cut
- A few words about files. A large number of saws are produced for jigsaws, which differ from each other in both thickness and design features.
Depending on this they distinguish:
- Saw or side divorce. The teeth bend to the right and left in turn, like hand saws. This method produces files with relatively large teeth. They are used for fast straight cutting. The cut will have rough edges, so it should be sanded.
- Canvas with undercut. IN in this case the teeth do not have a pattern at all. These files allow you to make very thin and clean cuts. Naturally, the speed of work decreases. If such a file has a slight gap, then the work will go a little faster. However, in this case, the main emphasis is not on speed, but on the quality of the cut.
- Wavy divorce. To enable very small and narrow saw blades to make wider cuts, cutting edge the canvas is made wavy. For the most part, such files are used when working with metal, but they are often used when working with plywood to obtain a narrow and clean cut in a fairly short time.
Sawing patterns with a jigsaw
Advice!
You can use patterns from magazines on embroidery, knitting or paper cutting.
In order to transfer a drawing to plywood you need to do the following:
- We transfer the pattern onto thick paper.
- Using sharp stationery knife or a scalpel, cut out the stencil.
- We apply the stencil to the surface of the material, tracing it with a simple pencil.
- Now you can start cutting out the pattern.
Unlike making a straight cut, cutting out plywood with a jigsaw has its own characteristics.
This instruction will help you understand all the intricacies of the work:
- To cut along a curve, use a saw with a narrow blade.
- To do this, you need to use a special attachment - a circle cutter. The circle cutter is fixed in the center of the circle, after which you can start working.
- If you need to select grooves in wooden blank, then instead of a file you can use a rasp. It is also used to clean up uneven cuts.
- In order to make a perfectly accurate and even cut, you should use rip fence. It must be attached to the jigsaw using screws.
A special guide ruler can be installed on the “ski”, thanks to which the cut goes parallel to the straight edge. Before you begin, you must make sure that the ruler is firmly attached and aligned with the canvas. Otherwise, the movement of the saw will be incorrect, and it may break or “burn” the material being processed.
- If you need to make a straight, long cut, you can use an auxiliary guide. In this case, the jigsaw will move along the firmly fixed bar.
- Using this tool you can make cuts at an angle of up to 45 degrees. The angle of inclination is set on a scale.
- Sawing a hole. Very often, when cutting out ornaments, the craftsman needs to make a hole in the plywood.
There are two options for this:
- The first option is the simplest. You need to drill a hole with a drill, after which you insert a file into it and continue cutting out the desired design.
- The second option involves the use of plunge or plunge cutting technology. There is no need to drill a starting hole. To do this, you need to place the tool on the front edge of the “ski” without touching the workpiece with the blade.
Advice!
Plunge sawing should always start at the waste end of the material.
The saw should not enter the plywood too close to the cutting line, so as not to damage the material.
- If you need to cut a thick board and the saw blade is not long enough for this, you need to use a file with a pointed end. First, we saw through the workpiece on one side, then we turn it and saw through on the other.
- To cut out a shaped part, you can attach the tool to the bottom of the work table. If the workpiece is fed evenly and smoothly, you will be able to get a cut with clean, even edges.
The photo shows a tool attached to the bottom of the desktop. Conclusion
From this article you learned how to cut plywood with a jigsaw. Here we discussed the basic principles of working with this tool, which will help you in implementing various construction and design solutions.
In the video presented in this article you will find Additional information on this topic.
Similar materials
Sawing out of plywood is one of the most fascinating and, moreover, useful options leisure! It develops creative skills, accuracy and precision, instills work skills and helps to master various tools.
As part of our article, we want to introduce you to the technology of sawing from plywood sheets and two easy-to-make crafts. All drawings are included, so if you wish, you can repeat them with your own hands, together with your children, who will certainly be interested in this process from start to finish.
General cutting technology + ideas for crafts made from plywood
Plywood – universal material, used in the most various fields! You can create many amazing things from it, which is what we will do now. Like any other creative activity, sawing from plywood sheets begins with preparing tools and material.
A simple set of tools
So, we will need:
- . It is a wooden or metal frame shaped like the letter “P”. At the ends of this frame there are special clamps with screws into which the nail file is secured.
For your information!
Jigsaw files are thin and narrow steel strips with sharp teeth on one side.
Alas, they break easily, so it is better to take them with a reserve.
Fortunately, the price of these devices is quite low.
- Special key for securing the file in the jigsaw.
- Three-layer plywood sheets (the thinnest)- This best material for cutting something out with a jigsaw. But if you don’t have thin plywood, then you can use thick plywood (from 4 to 9 mm).
- Sawing stand. You can make it yourself from a board about 10 millimeters thick. The stand is positioned on the table so that the part with the cutout hangs over its edge. It can be secured to the workplace using screws or nails.
- Skin (coarse-grained and fine-grained).
- Awl, files and needle files.
- Pliers - in case the file gets stuck in the plywood - they are very convenient to pull it out.
- Hacksaw (in case you have to).
- Copy paper.
- Several sharpened pencils.
- PVA glue .
- Drawings of the future.
Sawing technology
For convenience, below is step-by-step instruction, in which the process of working with plywood is described in detail:
- First of all, you need to prepare your desktop. Wipe it with a damp cloth to remove small mounds of sawdust and dust. Check that all the tools are in their place. The room in which your workplace is located should always be ventilated and well lit.
- Next comes the preparation of the most important tool - the jigsaw. To do this, unscrew the screws and secure the ends of the nail file in its clamps.
The file is inserted so that the direction of its teeth is not inside the jigsaw frame, but forward with a downward slope. The inclination of the teeth is easy to check - just run your finger along them. The already inserted nail file is tensioned using several turns of the tension screw.
Important!
The file needs to be pulled tight, otherwise it will not cut well and will quickly break.
In this way, the file is fixed into a wooden manual jigsaw. As for metal tools, here this process is a little different.
First, one end of the file is inserted into the lower clamp, then the end of the jigsaw where the upper clamp is located rests against the edge of the table. Next, you need to lightly press the handle with your chest so that the jigsaw frame bends slightly and the clamps come closer together.
While holding the tool in this position, you need to secure it in top clamp the second end of the nail file. After this, the jigsaw is released: the frame takes its original shape, the ends with its clamps diverge again and tighten the file.
- Have you noticed that the surface of the plywood is a little rough, and in some places there are cracks and chips? You need to get rid of them using sandpaper, sanding all defects against the grain. The quality should be even, absolutely smooth, silky to the touch and glossy in the light.
After that, check again plywood sheet– if there are no visible defects, then you can proceed to drawing.
- A drawing of the future craft is drawn on a sheet of paper. Then a suitable piece of plywood is covered with a sheet of carbon paper, a drawing is placed on top, secured with buttons and outlined with a sharp pencil.
- The plywood with the translated pattern is placed on the stand, and the jigsaw is positioned so that the file is in the slot of the stand. The parts are cut out using up and down movements. The file only cuts when moving downwards; at this time it is necessary to slightly press it forward.
Advice! Watch carefully - the nail file should move straight perpendicular to the plywood, without tilting. And when the drawing requires you to make a turn, then turn the plywood, not the jigsaw.
If the parts have internal holes, then cutting should begin with them, and only then move on to the external contours. To cut a hole efficiently, make a puncture on its edge with an awl or drill. Next, release one end of the jigsaw file from the clamp, thread it through the puncture made and secure it with the clamp again. Having cut the required hole, remove the nail file in exactly the same way.
Attention!
During operation, the file becomes very hot and, becoming hot, quickly becomes dull and breaks.
Therefore, periodically cool it by wiping it with a damp cloth or taking a break.
- Clean all sawn parts: holes and ribs of deep recesses with a file, the rest of the surface with fine-grained sandpaper.
- Final stages– assembly and gluing of the craft with PVA glue. There shouldn’t be any difficulties here, the main thing is to understand the drawing correctly.
If you wish, you can also paint the product, varnish it, or burn a beautiful pattern onto it. It all depends on your imagination!
Mercedes car model
Try cutting out this simple Mercedes model, which could become the first in your collection toy cars. Drawings of crafts made from plywood using a jigsaw will be presented below. When assembling a craft, look at them, or rather, at the numbers by which the assembly is carried out.
This is done according to the following rule: part number 1 is attached to another part number 1, two to the second, and so on. If some parts cannot be inserted into the required grooves, file them down or clean them with needle files. Did you manage to assemble the product without any problems? You can safely glue all the parts together! 
Animal figurines
A very simple, but nevertheless interesting idea. So, together with your children, you can have fun cutting out various animal figures from plywood. To do this, you just need to cut out four legs and glue them to the body on both sides to give the toy stability. In some cases, stands are made and the figures are mounted on them. 
As a result, you may end up with a whole toy zoo or a story scene. Believe me, children will be delighted with such an exciting activity, and it won’t take up much of your time. Then you can ask your wife to help the guys color their new “friends.” 
Conclusion
Creating all sorts of products with your own hands is always exciting! After all, personal work, time and a piece of creative thought are invested in every detail. Therefore, finished crafts are valued as a real work of art and are found in the most honorable places in the house. In the video presented in this article you will find additional information on this topic. Have a creative flight!
Similar materials
Wood and sheets (plates) based on it are one of the cheapest and most pliable materials. For those who like to work with a jigsaw, plywood is primarily of interest.
It is her home craftsmen who most often choose to make various crafts. If you organize your work correctly, you can create real masterpieces.
Crafts made from this material are made for various purposes, but basically they can be divided into two groups - for decorating premises or areas (for example, fences with inside, garden plot and so on).
Type of plywood
If you focus on the optimal combination of indicators such as quality and price, then FSF or FC products are selected. It is characterized by resistance to dampness and temperature changes. This alone is enough to ensure the durability of a handmade craft. But there is a fundamental difference between these types of plywood - component composition glue that holds the veneer layers together.
In the first case, it is toxic, so FSF sheets are used only for outdoor work. But for crafts intended to be placed in the house, FC plywood is quite suitable. Its analogues are much more expensive, and therefore are not considered as a material for simple, easy-to-make crafts.
Type of sheet sanding
It’s not difficult to figure it out: Ш1 and Ш2 – respectively, one- and two-sided; NSh – rough-processed plywood. That is, the craft will still have to be “brought to mind” and polished. The choice of this parameter depends on how it is planned to be designed and placed in the future. A sample mounted on the wall and, for example, a figurine (stand, vase, toy, or other) that is visible from all sides are different things.
Plywood texture
A lot depends on personal preference here. If planned during application protective coating save crafts natural look wood, then it is better to purchase birch veneer plywood for varnish. But for subsequent painting it is advisable to choose pine.
For various crafts made from plywood, it is advisable to focus on oil or acrylic base. The explanation is simple - they are less susceptible to fading in the sun, and therefore do not have to be updated frequently outer covering; it will not change its original appearance for several years.
Plywood grade
When choosing a sheet for crafts, you must first inspect it for knots and inclusions. Significant defects will not only complicate the cutting of the material, but also initiate the appearance of cracks or “holes” (as a result of the same knots falling out). Next is an inspection of the end surfaces. During the cutting process, plywood is subjected to dynamic loads (vibration). If there are even signs of veneer peeling on the side parts, you should not purchase such material, even if its price is too tempting.
In the future, in the process of making crafts, many problems will arise. As a result, plywood is rejected and its consumption increases. In total terms, the money will be approximately the same compared to purchasing high-grade material, but in terms of time spent and quality of work, it will be a big minus.
Sheet thickness
If crafts are cut out with an electric tool, then it is limited to 30 mm. For a hand jigsaw, it is advisable to use relatively thin plywood; maximum three layers. That is, no more than 9 mm thick.
What you need for work
Jigsaw
This is a priori, since we're talking about about making crafts using such a tool. The question is different - which one is better to work with. Electric models They are much more expensive than manual analogues, but have many advantages. About in .
For example, high speed and cutting accuracy, edge cleanliness, the ability to change cutting parameters and a number of others. If crafting from plywood is not a one-time, short-term hobby, then it’s worth spending money on an electric jigsaw. It is universal and will come in handy on the farm more than once, since depending on the type of file it can “work” not only with wood, but also with non-ferrous metals, plastics, and plexiglass.
It is somewhat more difficult with a hand jigsaw. Its design is quite simple - a frame with screw clamps and a handle + a file.
The nuance is that cutting blades break quite easily (from excessive pressure, changes in position hand tools), and therefore it is advisable to purchase them with a reserve; Fortunately, they are cheap.
Hacksaw
It is needed only at one stage - when cutting a dimensional sheet into separate fragments. Doing so with a hand jigsaw– an occupation with little prospects and unprofitability; A lot of time and files will be wasted.
Stand
No one will cut plywood by weight; It's clear. Cutting out parts by laying the sheet on the tabletop risks damaging it. It is precisely in order to ensure the “safety” of the latter that the stand is needed. You can make it yourself from scrap boards. What such a device looks like (one of the options) can be seen in the figure.
The stand is fixed to the base using clamps (on a non-working table) or self-tapping screws (if there are carpentry workbench). Although these are not the only mounting options. It is not difficult to understand what to do, depending on local conditions.
Skin
The ideal tool for fine woodworking is the . But for plywood crafts, no different large areas, she doesn't fit. Therefore only sandpaper; medium-fraction - for primary grinding of workpieces and with fine grain - for finishing.
Additionally
- Files and needle files.
- Awl.
- A simple pencil and carbon paper.
- Glue, if the craft is created as a composite or multi-level one, that is, with the fixation of two or more shaped fragments in separate areas.
- Varnishes, paints, stains.
Examples of drawings and sketches of plywood crafts
Copying “one to one” in this case is hardly advisable. Any work done with your own hands is a process with a creative component. That is why the dimensions should be determined independently, depending on where you intend to place (or how to use) the craft. For example, will it “look” in a particular place, will it fit organically into the interior of the room.
Even if you liked the drawing, it is not difficult to change the geometry of the figure by applying the scaling rules. Especially when it comes to drawing a contour on plywood with a simple pencil; It’s quite easy to correct any mistake, or to correct anything in certain areas. It is not much more difficult to modify any sketch, introducing something of your own, original into the sample.
There is another solution - you can download any picture you like from the Internet. Printing it to the required scale is not a problem. All that remains is to transfer it onto the plywood using carbon paper and shade the areas that need to be cut out. This is if we are talking about figurative crafts. It's even easier with a contour pattern; cut exactly along the line - and that's it, ready. All that's left to do is get busy decoration products.
Basic rules for cutting with a jigsaw
- Laying under a sheet of rigid backing. It is to ensure the hardness of the surface under the plywood that a stand is used. A sheet, even a small one, bends quite easily (under pressure), so without of this device A quality cut strictly along the line will not work.
- The working body of the jigsaw (file) must be strictly perpendicular to the end of the sheet. And constantly, throughout the entire process of cutting the material.
- The tool is fed along the line in a forward motion, but without effort. Otherwise, the file will break immediately. The same goes for when it deviates from the “vertical”.
- Sawing out “blind” holes, that is, somewhere along a sheet of plywood, indented from its edge, is done as follows. A “hole” is drilled at any point on the outlined contour with a slight offset towards the center of the fragment. The diameter is chosen so that the file can easily fit into it. After attaching it to the tool frame, you can cut in any convenient direction.
- A figured cut in plywood involves sharp turns, smooth bends, and so on. First, at the point of change of direction with a jigsaw, without changing its position, you need to make a small hole in the material. To do this, you need to continue cutting with a file, strictly maintaining the orientation of the tool, and at the same time rotate the piece of plywood. As soon as the plane of the cutting part coincides with the required direction for further cutting, it can be carried out along the intended line.
Having mastered production sufficiently simple crafts made of plywood, you can take on more complex options. As an example - self-assembly furniture (racks, bookcases, original hanging shelves). With a skillful approach to business, plywood makes excellent countertops, cutting boards, window frames and so on. It’s easy to make a folding chair from this material, in various modifications. Who is interested in this?
Plywood also makes excellent frames for paintings and photographs. Those who have a plot of land will be able to engage in artistic design of outbuildings; the same gazebo, a house over a well or something else. There are many options. The main thing is to want to learn.
In the process of preparing for cutting with a jigsaw, you should not forget that all drawings and drawings are nothing more than the basis for developing your project. A little imagination, time, effort, and you can make a truly real masterpiece from plywood.
