Thin Rip Jig for Table Saw: Cut Safe, Identical Thin Strips Every Time
Why cutting thin strips against the fence is risky, how a thin rip jig fixes it, step-by-step setup, DIY plans and the best jigs to buy.
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Why cutting thin strips against the fence is risky, how a thin rip jig fixes it, step-by-step setup, DIY plans and the best jigs to buy.
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