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I just read something that I never heard or experienced. It claims that when ripping a piece the wood can warp toward the fence and can cause kickback.
They advised to use a block clamped to the fence that extends no further than just after the blade. This will allow for the warpage to not bind and push the stock over against the blade.
I don't see how you can rip very precise with this method.
Has anybody heard of this before?
They advised to use a block clamped to the fence that extends no further than just after the blade. This will allow for the warpage to not bind and push the stock over against the blade.
I don't see how you can rip very precise with this method.
Has anybody heard of this before?