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Hiya All,
Just finished cutting about 200 strips of cherry and maple on the TS. I was having trouble with burning on the cherry at first and discovered that my splitter (stock model that came with my Jet Contractor's saw) was pinching the board at the very back, causing the board to be forced into the sawblade. Quickly corrected that and the rest went fine. It got me thinking that maybe I should look into an aftermarket splitter. The JET one is pretty flimsy and I'm always having to mess with adjustments. So I looked up the kerf of my blade and it's 0.134". I assume I should get a splitter with those same dimensions right? Obviously, any larger wouldn't work but what about thinner? I worry that thinner would allow the board to pinch a little and possibly cause kickback. What's the "acceptable" tolerances of a splitter? Any recommendations for an aftermarket splitter? thanks very much. cc |
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