These are not sized to get the insert cross ways as seen here:
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Today in the shop (cutting board to useful fence extension)
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Re: Today in the shop (cutting board to useful fence extension)
I have not tried this material for table inserts. It might work but it will need to have the back trimmed in thickness to fit the saw.
These are not sized to get the insert cross ways as seen here:
When turn the other way you will have extra space but you are limited to just 4. Of course the waste could be something else later on.
Ed
These are not sized to get the insert cross ways as seen here:
When turn the other way you will have extra space but you are limited to just 4. Of course the waste could be something else later on.
Ed
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Re: Today in the shop (cutting board to useful fence extension)
So what's next?
Resawing the blanks to thickness?
Resawing the blanks to thickness?
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