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11-09-2009 03:59 AM |
Topic tags/keywords: tip What blade do you folks use to make the spline cuts? TKS. -- Dudley Young USN Retired. Sebastian, Fl. |
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#1 posted 11-09-2009 11:26 PM |
I use a Tenryu rip blade. New (not yet sharpened), it yields an exact 1/8” kerf. -- Gene 'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton |
#2 posted 11-09-2009 11:31 PM |
I’m curious about this too. I used my freud glue-line rip blade, but the cut is slightly rounded in the bottom (top of the blade), so I would imagine there is a better choice? |
#3 posted 11-09-2009 11:42 PM |
I rip the spline stock on the table saw a little over size and run it through the planer. Would the outside blade of my dado set cut the spline square at the bottom? I made a good spline jig. -- Dudley Young USN Retired. Sebastian, Fl. |
#4 posted 11-10-2009 07:28 AM |
Yes! I use my dado blade… one of the end ones. -- Childress Woodworks |
#5 posted 11-10-2009 05:59 PM |
I sure would like to see a picture of Dudley’s spline jig. I’ve used a shop-made saddle fence on my table saw. |
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