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Originally Posted by DavisDad
What if the piece were clamped fast in a jig that controlled the depth of the plunge cut; there would be a stop to control cut length/depth?
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The blade is round. Unless you can plunge to the diameter of the blade you'll get a pocket with an arc ramp at either end you'll have to cut anyway. The other suggestions like a scroll saw are just as good and I bet you will end up there anyway. No sense in adding risk by increasing the surface area between the blade and work and that circular saw is likely to screach.