| Tips
for Top-Quality Crosscuts |
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| One of the
most basic table saw operations, yet one of the most critical
for woodworking success, is the crosscut. As the name implies,
this means cutting across the width of a board to trim it to
exact length. To ensure that you can do this accurately, we
gave you great tips for crosscutting success in the October
2005 issue of Workbench (#291). |
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Here at Bench Basics Online, we
can take it a step further, with a video that walks
and talks you through two surefire ways to cut multiple
pieces to the exact same length using shop-built stop
blocks. |
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