I have been playing around with preparing drawer fronts with a tapered edge and ridge. I tilted the blade about 15 degrees and raised it about 1/2" above the table top. The result is great BUT the resulting ridge is back-cut which is expected since the blade is tilted. Any idea how work around the back-cut? I want the edge of the ridge to be perpendicular. I tried sanding ti but that is too unpredictable. I was going try and run it through the blade but I figure that too is hard to control. After all, the ridge is only about 1/6" high and any pressure variance would be be seen in the result. Any ideas?