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What is the best way to rip a one by four inch board into two one-half by four inch boards of a given length?
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∙ 12y ago
This is more properly called resawing.
Strictly speaking what you ask cannot be done. This is because the saw kerf will take up to an eighth inch, making it impossible to get two half-inch boards from a one onch board.
A bandsaw with a wide resawing blade would be used. You will have to get/make a very stable fence arrangement with featherboards or similar. It should be at least three quarters as tall as the stock is wide.
If your boards do not have a surfaced side, joint one side before resawing.
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