Forum topic by woodworkingdrew | posted 06-26-2014 02:05 AM | 864 views | 0 times favorited | 4 replies | ![]() |
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06-26-2014 02:05 AM |
Anybody got any tips or tricks to prevent vaneer edges from chipping? Thanks -- Andrew, California |
4 replies so far
#1 posted 06-26-2014 02:32 AM |
Good quality saw blade -- Jerry, making sawdust professionally since 1976 |
#2 posted 06-27-2014 06:01 PM |
blue painter’s tape works for me -- " 'Truth' is like a beautiful flower, unique to each plant and to the season it blossoms ... 'Fact' is the root and leaf, allowing the plant grow and bloom again." |
#3 posted 06-27-2014 06:07 PM |
+1 to the above Also, I’ve had luck raising the blade to just above the table (maybe 1/32-1/16”) and making a scoring cut,then raising the blade tot he full cur depth and running it through again. -- - The mightiest oak in the forest is just a little nut that held its ground. |
#4 posted 06-27-2014 08:17 PM |
Get a negative rake blade with 90 teeth, extreme angle alternate bevel, and you will eliminate that issue. Amana makes that blade. Bought it 10 years ago, and have been cutting clean veneer cuts ever since. It is supposed to be for cutting melamine, but works on pretty much whatever you want to cut. -- Jerry (in Tucson) www.woodturnerstools.com |
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