No Kerfing Plane try a Poor Man's beading tool
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I wanted to resaw some red oak and was trying to figure out how best to keep the saw tracking straight, when I spotted my poor man’s beading tool in my chest. It worked surprisingly well.
1. Set the screw depth to size.
2. Scratch a nice groove around all four sides of the stock.
3. Enhance the depth of the groove with a back saw.
4. Resaw with a 5ppi rip saw
Brilliant!!
New use for my Tite-Mark with scoring blade
Thanks for sharing
I always just made the kerf with a back saw. I never thought of using the poor man’s beading tool. I will have to the try that the next time. Thanks for the idea.