Cut Boards to Width

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What happens here

Once the lumber is prepared, the individual boards are cut to their final width using a table saw. This step ensures that all boards are uniformly wide and that their edges are perfectly straight, which is essential for achieving tight and strong glue joints during the tabletop assembly.

Goal: Achieve uniform width for tabletop boards

Tools and materials

Table Saw — To rip boards to their exact required width

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let's go to get started we picked up two by six by eight full long boards from a local hardware store then we started the milling process we cleaned up the edge to make sure it's straight then the face of the board and then threw it on the thickness planer followed by the table saw to get it to our absolute finished dimensions once our boards were rated Warkworth we decided to start the glue a process for the glue a process we broke it down to two separate parts three boards at a time mostly because my clamps don't extend as far once they

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