What Should You Use to Mark Your Cut Lines in Woodworking
Channel: Small Workshop Guy
Date: 22/05/2018

When you want to put down a very visible cut line on a workpiece, should you grab your Sharpie?  I think the answer is "No!" unless you want to create more sanding work for yourself.  Of course, if the mark is going to be on waste part of your cut, Sharpie is fine!

Another options - General pencil - white charcoal
George Vondriska of Woodworkers Guild of America:
https://youtu.be/Gzgkc0aZV1I

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