It’s a question as old as time: What happens if you cut out a paper circle, install it in a table saw, and try to cut things with it?
Surprisingly good—though slow—results, YouTube woodworker John Heisz has learned. See for yourself in the video above, or read more on his website.
Look, this 2 minute video is worth your time. But maybe you’re on a slow Internet connection, or maybe your parents just won’t allow you to watch YouTube videos. Yet you still must know specifically whether paper can cut wood. If you are one of those people, then click the button below to find out the answer. Otherwise, enjoy the video!
Find more of Heisz’s work, including part two of this series, on his YouTube channel.
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