Ripping: Best table saw setup?
By:Ed K.
Date: 12/19/2000, 11:56 am
Date: 12/19/2000, 11:56 am
I am getting ready to rip the wood strips for my first stripper. Most books and sources suggest the standard setup whereby the 1/4 inch thick strip ends up between the saw blade and the fence. But some have suggested doing it the other way around, where the main board is between the fence and the blade, with the strip falling free after the cut. (With this setup, you need to move the fence after each cut).
Any suggestions on which method is better? Other hints? I'll be working with 12-16 foot lengths of 1 x 8 clear cedar and redwood.
Thanks!
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- Ripping: Best table saw setup?
Ed K. -- 12/19/2000, 11:56 am- Re: Ripping: Best table saw setup?
Rob Macks -- 12/21/2000, 10:44 am- Only one featherboard?
Ed K. -- 12/21/2000, 12:18 pm- Re: Only one featherboard?
Rob Macks -- 12/21/2000, 1:00 pm
- Re: Only one featherboard?
- table saw setup for ripping
Paul G. Jacobson -- 12/20/2000, 4:02 am- Re: A jig for ripping
Ed K. -- 12/20/2000, 12:02 pm
- Re: Ripping: Best table saw setup?
Ben Staley -- 12/19/2000, 12:52 pm- Re: Ripping: Best table saw setup?
Kelly Trehearne -- 12/20/2000, 11:30 am- using spacers when ripping
Paul G. Jacobson -- 12/20/2000, 11:22 pm- Re: using spacers when ripping
Kelly Trehearne -- 12/21/2000, 10:26 am
- Re: using spacers when ripping
- Re: Ripping: Best table saw setup?
Mike -- 12/19/2000, 6:59 pm- Re: Ripping: Best table saw setup?
John Michne -- 12/19/2000, 7:21 pm
- using spacers when ripping
- Only one featherboard?
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