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Intermediate Method: Create Tenons on Rails

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3 Ways To Build Cabinet Doors

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Set the table saw blade to a 1/4-inch height. Use a dedicated sled or miter gauge with a stop block to make consistent, repeatable cuts. Make one pass on each side of the rail, then clean up the surface by moving the wood back and forth, to create the 1/4-inch deep tenons.

Goal: Use a table saw with a raised blade and a sled/miter gauge to cut tenons on both ends of the rails. Make multiple passes to achieve a clean 1/4-inch deep cut.

Tools and materials

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  • Safety Glasses
  • Table Saw

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have to create and for that we need a table saw all right so at this point we raise our blade up to4 inch height we have our little sled you can make one you can buy them they're very easy to make add a little stop loock there to have the most consistent Cuts repeatability is the most important part right now start there flip it over continue it there and then just clean up all the surface area here by just moving it back and forth

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