So know i want to know where i can get the bit slice for the circular saw to make the veneers (like V-groove)????
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LF: bit slice for the circular saw to make the veneers
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If your asking about a miter blade, Lee at Brianna products offers them, or option 2, tilt your blade.
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nice price 275usd puh
nice price 275usd puh
"tilt your blade"
u mean 2 times it sounds tricky???
oh nice idea the bit slice got a 90´s not bad i have to try it
but maybe some one got a used or the v-cutter but i need the ......
thx
u mean 2 times it sounds tricky???
oh nice idea the bit slice got a 90´s not bad i have to try it
but maybe some one got a used or the v-cutter but i need the ......
thx
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=177358&highlight=tonkin+veneer&page=2
Might wanna check that.
Might wanna check that.
nice idea but i think the blade from brianna´s is more profesional i looks trycky to glue perfect and to meet the angle???
thx @ JoeyInCali
it would be nice something like brianna´s used to buy or not so expensive
or the cutter from brianna´s i have to look how much is expensive is the machine
thx
thx @ JoeyInCali
it would be nice something like brianna´s used to buy or not so expensive
or the cutter from brianna´s i have to look how much is expensive is the machine
thx
Lee is not offering these anymore he now has a saw and blade table with a vacuume fixture the most perfect cut and fit you can imagine he will have these done later this summer hopefully his next show will be the Hopkins show next year due too health issues he isnt doing shows anymore.
Nicole
Not as tricky as you think, align both strips on a piece of tape, The tape works as a hinge.
If you are trying to use a 90 deg V cutting router bit for folded veneers then it won't work. The finished angle won't be 90 deg so when folded they won't fit for good points. If trying to use the V cutter for making two pieces at 45 deg each for putting back together it is hard to make a jig that will hold the veneers without spending a lot of money. I showed a jig that will cut veneers perfectly on a table saw as Mike stated using a standard blade that costs less than 5.00 to make. There are other ways to make that cut also but the table saw method is pretty simple that does good work economically.
Dick
@ busbee your points looks great nice work 
and thx to M. Weeb i will try it it sounds easy
and thx to M. Weeb i will try it it sounds easy