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Cool, thanks.

As we say in the south: " 'preciate it, ya'll!"

Thanks again;
-John

OK, now I am confused.

Clearly, I am willing to take a risk - because I use a table saw. But I don't want to take a super-stupid Johnny Knoxville type of risk. I'm not the guy from "Ow! My...

I think I'll make a special pushblock for this, similar to this technique:

http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodworking-tips/techniques/skills/safe-tablesaw-resawing

My board will be bigger.

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Cool, thanks.

And WOW! I didn't know it was adjustable! LOL! Sorry for the newb!

Ok, it doesnt say anything about "not being higher". It does say, when installing, it should be in it's highest position, p27, step 6. I left it that way not knowing any better.

Have I been...

The knife comes up and over the blade somewhat. So tall pieces can't go over the top of the blade.

I appreciate all the replies, folks! I think I will do this, but will not cut through, rather finishing with a hand saw. I can hide the ugly side of the board, no problem.

Thanks again!
-John

Hi! I've got a few weeks practice on the table saw now. My cuts are coming out clean, square, and accurate.

My question is this:

I need to resaw a board to make a smaller board, but the riving...

Hi! I'm new here, and also new to woodworking and shop work in general.

My wife is a real trooper - she bought me a table saw so that I can get on with home repairs, etc. But that is beside the...