Illustrated Tips | Home

RESAWING TECHNIQUES
Intro
Best Tool for the Job
Back to the Basics
Choosing and Using a Blade
Adjusting the Speed
Preparing the Stock
Final Preparations
Resawing Techniques
Notes on Cupping and Blade Tension
Parting Thoughts

Tip #47
Resawing Techniques (continued)
Click here for a printer friendly version of Tip - Pg 1-4, Pg 5-9
Help with Downloading PDF Files

Preparing the Stock

Once you've adjusted the speed, square two adjacent sides of the boards that you want to resaw. This is important! Since the table is square to the blade, the stock must sit square on the table. The stock must also have a flat side to help you guide it past the blade. To square the stock, first run it through your planer to smooth one face. Then joint an adjacent edge, keeping the smooth face pressed against the jointer fence. When you resaw, rest the jointed edge on the table and keep the smooth face flat against the bandsaw pivot or fence-whatever you're using to help guide the wood.

Continue to Final Preparations
Back to Adjusting the Speed

Subscribe | Illustrated Tips | Unsubscribe | Change of Address | Invite A Friend | Downloading Help | Daily Tips Archive | Links

Policies | Contact Us | Corporate Web Site

© 2010 Shopsmith All rights reserved.