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Jim Do you have a picture of the cutting board or the pieces that you are trying to create.

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Jim,

The key is to have the sides all be the same width dimension.

I put my boards through the planer afterward and make sure they go through at the same setting for each parallel set of sides.

On the table saw, you need to make sure the amount you move the fence for the next cut is board thickness plus blade kerf.

For the “first” cut, if you can get the measurement so that a full triangle is made, it is very useful for final design layout or glue up.

Steve.