Ripping small & narrow pieces on a table saw

Thanks Niki for another great idea!

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Thanks Niki, keep them coming!

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Niki
This is a GREAT tutorial – nice work. Very informative and very clear presentation.
THANKS for posting.

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Niki,
Your useual great ideas.

-- Bruce from Central New York

Excellent step-by-step presentation. Thanks for the time to put it together.

-- Earle Wright, Lenoir City, Tennessee

Niki,

This is a very interesting idea. And an excellent progression tutorial as well.

Thanks for the post.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

Pretty good idea,

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

You do a great job documenting the things that you do,

thanks for the post.

-- Hope Never fails

This is great! I am going to have to try something like this. Thanks for the great photos and explanation.

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Thank you so much for your kind words

I’m working now on another method that can be used with a normal sled just by adding some kind of small fixture….it’s in the “kitchen” now and when it will be “cooked” and “tasted”, I’ll post it…

Thanks again
niki

Very well done. I like these step-by-step Photo’s and comments.

-- Ron in Osseo, Minnesota

Very Clear, thank you, I did not realise the value of the post till I read it. Excellent, thank you for sharing

-- Keep your tools sharp, your mind sharper and the coffee hot

すごい！頭がいいですね。

-- Jojo, shopless in Kyoto · http://www.japanese-woodworking-tools.com/

Post and people like you are what make this site so special, I learn daily on this site but will never have the time to experience everything I learn. Thanks and keep the jigs coming.

-- Ron Central, CA

Great tutorial, thanks! I need to cut very thin pieces and it would sure be helpful to use your method. I’ve been carefully measuring and then scribing each piece prior to cutting. Sheesh…

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Thank you so much for you kind words

Jojo
Doomo Arigato gozaimasu
I’m using Windows 98 and cannot see the Kanji and Hiragana but I went to my wife’s computer (XP – they always get the best those wives :-) ) and I could read it.

Atama wa, chotto furui’n demo, mada ii desu ne…soro soro, roku juu san say naru desu yoo…

Thanks again to all of you
niki

Ha ha! Don’t worry, we’re all getting there… hopefully. It’s always better to reach it than the alternative, isn’t it?

BTW, you really need a Mac, they come with all the alphabets included, even the cyrillic, hindu and some bizarre ones like the one used by the eskimos! :o)

Anyway, I saved your little post as a PDF and it went straight to my hard disk, it’s a real keeper. Got to go now, in a little while we’re going to have a nice yakiniku lunch. Uma–i.

-- Jojo, shopless in Kyoto · http://www.japanese-woodworking-tools.com/