How To Cut Thin Strips On The Table Saw

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This is a jig I made to be able to cut thin strips safely using a table saw.
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12 сен 2024

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@Oneshot8242 10 месяцев назад

Hi Mike! That's a great idea. I'll be making some bee hives, so your technique will come in handy. Thanks from Denmark!

@tommythiel9268 10 месяцев назад

Why didn't you use your featherboard? Your finger looked awfully close to the blade😮

@oldeshed 10 месяцев назад

It looks a lot closer on camera than it really was. I don't use the featherboard because when the piece you're cutting, and the sacrificial piece pass through the blade, that leaves the original piece stuck (on the left side) between the blade and the featherboard creating the possibility for kickback. I would usually use a rubber stick (a cleaning stick for a sanding disc), but didn't use it just for clarity in filming. I should have mentioned that. Thanks for asking.

@timh7156 9 месяцев назад

Great jig but you shouldn’t be teaching people to use their hand that close to the blade. That little 2-1/2” piece of wood can pull your hand right into the blade if it kicks back.

@chriskeeble 10 месяцев назад

Mike, your left hand is WAY too close to that blade. Use a push stick or push block on the piece you're cutting and keep your hand further away from that blade. This is such a bad example to be setting for new woodworkers who may not yet realise just how dangerous this sort of operation can be.

@dobbinj 10 месяцев назад

Hi Mike. I'm new to this stuff and want to be safe. Why can you not run the work piece against the fence with the off cut ending up on the left of the blade? Using a push stick or something equivalent.