3 Ways to Cut Thin Strips of Wood (and How to Use Them)
Thin strips of wood have a ton of uses in woodworking. But what's the best way to cut them? It turns out there are multiple methods and a few "dos and don'ts" to stay safe. Today, I'm explaining how to cut thin strips safely with various tools — and exploring creative ways you can use them in your next project. Whether you're planning a piece that requires thin strips — or just have pieces lying around you've been wondering how to use — this post will guide you to success. Need to rip a lot of thin strips? Check out our table saw thin strip jig here. TABLE OF CONTENTS Ways to Use Thin Strips in Your Woodworking Projects How to Cut Thin Strips with a Table Saw How to Cut Thin Strips with a Bandsaw How to Cut Thin
Thin strips of wood have a ton of uses in woodworking. But what's the best way to cut them? It turns out there are multiple
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