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136 days ago |
I’m starting a project that will have splines in the corners (a series of small arrow head display cases) |
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#1 posted 136 days ago |
I use one of the outer blades from my dado set. It is 1/8” wide and leaves a flat bottom. -- "I hope that women never find out about duct tape. Once they do, men will no longer serve any useful purpose." - Dave Barry |
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#2 posted 136 days ago |
I use one of the cutters from my stacking dado set. I’m too cheap to spring for a regular flat kerf blade. -- From the fruit of their lips people are filled with good things, and the work of their hands brings them reward. - Prov 12:14 |
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#3 posted 136 days ago |
My Freud rip blade has flat cut teeth -- Joe |
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#4 posted 136 days ago |
You can also do it on your router table with a slotting bit. I realize that you asked about a table saw process, but this is another option. |
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#5 posted 136 days ago |
I use a flat grind on a Freud rip blade too. |
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#6 posted 136 days ago |
FTG rip blade. A flat top grind is the only grind that’ll leave a truly flat bottom. -- Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.... |
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#7 posted 136 days ago |
I have a thin and regular kerf saw blades reground flat. -- Made in America, with American made tools....Shopsmith |
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#8 posted 136 days ago |
50 tooth combination blade. -- Willie, Washington "If You Choose Not To Decide, You Still Have Made a Choice" - Rush |
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#9 posted 135 days ago |
Thanks You for your reply’s ! |
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