Kreg Rip Cut Review My first thoughts

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[@megarver11]

Thanks for the simple straight forward instructions. Made mt set up better.

[@wooddoofus]

Thanks for watching!

[@WibbyKDX]

You didn’t calibrate it

[@marcuspullan1142]

Ok, sounds like you have to take blade thickness when setting width? I have one, just haven’t used it yet.

[@wooddoofus]

Probably a good practice to add the blade thickness to you setting on the ruler. Thanks for the input and for watching!👍

[@marcuspullan1142]

@@wooddoofus Yupper!

[@bubbalo3388]

I own one and have made many cuts and all my cuts were accurate from start to end. I cut down a table top. Cut a backing for a mirror on a vanity I built. And I even built a table out of leftover odds and end particle board I had lying around for my edger to go on top and for my lawn mower to fit under it. I have a small table saw but didn't need it.

[@Spain42]

Great review. Thank you! I will definitely subscribe. I am a doofus

[@wooddoofus]

Welcome to the Doofus guild!

[@alexortner2982]

I have the rip cut and it stinks. Once you have plumge saw and rail you'll never use that again. A piece of straight wood works better than the rip cut.

[@bubbalo3388]

If you need to rip several pieces quickly and want them exactly the same size, then this setup works great. To have to measure, line up a straight edge and clamp it down again would take way longer and your pieces will likely have variances.

[@shakavincent7378]

Well said😮