Cabinetman
Established Member
First of all I would like to say I don’t know if I do it right I don’t if I do it wrong but it works for me and it’s relatively full proof.
I first of all use a pencil gauge and put a line along a piece of scrap the same distance in as the tenon is from the edge of the wood. I then cut along this line freehand and without moving it turn the bandsaw off. Two bits of masking tape to show where the edge of the bit of scrap was. I then bringing my home-made fence lump and line it up with the edges of the masking tape and G cramp it down.
I first of all use a pencil gauge and put a line along a piece of scrap the same distance in as the tenon is from the edge of the wood. I then cut along this line freehand and without moving it turn the bandsaw off. Two bits of masking tape to show where the edge of the bit of scrap was. I then bringing my home-made fence lump and line it up with the edges of the masking tape and G cramp it down.
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