I have a cheap bench top table saw that i bought a while ago and have just started to us. I need to rip some lengths of wood (44mm down to 36mm) to make them the right width for framing the opening of some units i'm making with the face and both edges (one of which will be the ripped edge) on show.
Its the first time i've used a small table saw, so can i expect to the saw to rip the wood to within 1mm along a 2.4m length with a reasonable enough finish that i can sand out the saw marks, or am i expect too much from a table saw and should i be looking for a thicknesser to finish the edge once i've ripped it to the rough width?
Thanks in advance.
Its the first time i've used a small table saw, so can i expect to the saw to rip the wood to within 1mm along a 2.4m length with a reasonable enough finish that i can sand out the saw marks, or am i expect too much from a table saw and should i be looking for a thicknesser to finish the edge once i've ripped it to the rough width?
Thanks in advance.