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436 days ago |
I learned that since a deck of cards is approximately 1/2” thick and there are approximately 50 cards in a deck, that each card is approximately .01” thick, certainly close enough for most anything in woodworking. I use them whenever I need move a fence a smidgeon on a jig or I’ve cut them down and used them on my old dado that didn’t come w/ shims. I even used them to shim my table saw wings to get them level w/ the top. They are pretty durable and have a slick finish and are water resistant if you use a new deck. They are super cheap and easily cut and customized for many applications in the shop. Any other uses out there? -- Bondo Gaposis |



















