This is in relation to my first thread.
Some of the knife scale blocks that I purchased are 10-12mm thick (Length = 140mm and Width = 45mm).
Since I only need a 4mm thick blank, I would like to cut the original thicker block into two.
I need to cut within the grain, if I read correctly, I need a Rip-type saw.
My question, what brand is better (I can only go to Bunnings and Masters and Mitre 10)? I saw some saw with TPIs, what tpi do I need?
Also, I saw a Tajima Japan Pullsaw at Masters, is this ok to use even though the packaging says it is a cross-cut saw? I need it to be relatively small kerf width as I can't afford for the saw to eat to much of the wood.
Thanks again. Sorry for the newbie questions! I'm learning a lot though. :)
Some of the knife scale blocks that I purchased are 10-12mm thick (Length = 140mm and Width = 45mm).
Since I only need a 4mm thick blank, I would like to cut the original thicker block into two.
I need to cut within the grain, if I read correctly, I need a Rip-type saw.
My question, what brand is better (I can only go to Bunnings and Masters and Mitre 10)? I saw some saw with TPIs, what tpi do I need?
Also, I saw a Tajima Japan Pullsaw at Masters, is this ok to use even though the packaging says it is a cross-cut saw? I need it to be relatively small kerf width as I can't afford for the saw to eat to much of the wood.
Thanks again. Sorry for the newbie questions! I'm learning a lot though. :)
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