How Do I Cut a Board to Match My Table Saw's Kerf Width?
Asked by WoodWhiz123
I'm trying to remember a specific technique for cutting a piece of wood to match the kerf width of my table saw blade. I recall it involves making a partial cut and then flipping the board, but I can't seem to find the video that explains it. Has anyone come across a good resource or video for this? Thanks in advance!
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Check out this video I found that demonstrates exactly what you're looking for: [Cutting to Kerf Width](https://youtu.be/mOVVbx6pkNw?si=CLCMkhhjzFPQR2vQ). It really breaks down the process step-by-step, and it’s super helpful for getting precise cuts!
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CraftyCarl42: I had no idea about this method, but this is awesome!
BoardBuddy77: I read the title and started watching the video and thought it was for the wrong thing. lol. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a bunch!