Hi Ron;

It would appear that you have to adjust the fence, the strip thickness jig, and the featherboard for each strip you rip. That is a lot of adjustments, and it seems as though it would not only slow strip production, but introduce a whole flock of variables into the strip thickness equation. Am I overlooking something?

This has been "sort-of" discussed before, and I believe the only caveat to "conventional" stripping on a table or radial-arm saw has been that the tool should be properly aligned and adjusted . . . Rehd, care to comment?

Best Regards, Spidey