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Rip Deck Boards with Table Saw

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What happens here

To accommodate a narrow edge section of the deck, a full-width MoistureShield board needs to be ripped lengthwise into thinner strips. The presenter unboxes and assembles a SKIL table saw for this task. The table saw is then used to carefully cut a deck board into multiple custom-sized pieces to fit the narrow trim area, ensuring a clean and finished edge for the deck.

Goal: Create custom-width deck boards for narrow trim areas.

Tools and materials

  • SKIL Table Saw SKIL — Ripping composite deck boards into custom widths

What they say

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do that next to cut the piece we need means we also need a table saw skill sponsored this video and supplied us with the tools we needed to complete the product big thanks goes out to those guys we're going to use one board but rip it into multiple pieces to get that little trim edge we need [Music] do you need the guard on no i don't i don't use it at all let's leave it off just yeah we should use it but this is the way we work so let's just work that way by being careful with our cuts we're able to make two pieces out of the same board we don't want the board to go flush with the framing we actually want it to overhang but we've still got another

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