Hi ygdrasis54
"table only has a capacity of 16" where I need to do 20""
Here's a trick I use, cut the board to the max your saw can take on less a 7/16" then take both parts to the router table and get your T & G router bit set out ,run both ends then take the short board back the saw table and put the rest of the slots in.
When you done glue it back up as one board. (the grain should match when you done or almost)
Run a test board b/4 you run it in your router table, you want it to come out true and flush. (Most T& G sets cut a 7/16" deep slot.)
Bj
"table only has a capacity of 16" where I need to do 20""
Here's a trick I use, cut the board to the max your saw can take on less a 7/16" then take both parts to the router table and get your T & G router bit set out ,run both ends then take the short board back the saw table and put the rest of the slots in.
When you done glue it back up as one board. (the grain should match when you done or almost)
Run a test board b/4 you run it in your router table, you want it to come out true and flush. (Most T& G sets cut a 7/16" deep slot.)
Bj