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Tip
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Table Saw Special Operations
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Kerfed
Moldings
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Figure
4-16. Here are some kerfed molding designs.
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One way
to individualize your work is with original molding designs
like those in Figure
4-16. Most of these are done by using the kerfing method
described for wood bending or variations of it. Thus, the
kerf spacing guide used for bending kerfs can also be used
for moldings. Instead of making the kerts on only one face
of the stock, the work is turned over for each new cut (Figure
4-17). A fixture that is used for finger joints may also
be used should you wish to produce wide notches using the
dado head. Another way to produce exclusive moldings is to
strip-cut pieces from stock that has been surface contoured
with the molder.
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Figure
4-17. Kerfs for moldings can be done using the kerf
spacing guide used for kerf bending. Invert the stock
and turn it end-for-end for each cut.
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