[Woodworkers] It's been a long time since ...

[Steve Bigelow via Woodworkers]

Yep, that's the ticket. Make your cut about 0.020" bigger to account for
glue.
On Nov 7, 2015 11:43 AM, "Scott Rohan-Smith via Woodworkers" <
woodworkers at lists.sawdusters.org> wrote:

> Thanks Steve. So the “one cut” solution would be to make the insert
> material the same thickness as the kerf width of your blade?
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> Smitty aka Scott Rohan-Smith
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> *From:* Steve Bigelow [mailto:sbig333 at gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Saturday, November 07, 2015 12:02 PM
> *To:* wdworkr; Sawdusters
> *Subject:* Re: [Woodworkers] It's been a long time since ...
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> Hi Smitty,
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> The short answer is yes, you need to have the material removed equal to
> the material inserted.
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> On Nov 7, 2015 9:39 AM, "Scott Rohan-Smith via Woodworkers" <
> woodworkers at lists.sawdusters.org> wrote:
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> Rock and Roll? No, woodworking.
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> Life has been, well, life. I haven’t done any real woodworking for at
> least 2 years. My shop turned back into a garage, actually more of a
> storage unit and I just haven’t done anything about it. Until now. I’ve got
> the storage unit turned back into a shop (still have a few areas to clean
> up but it’s in working condition again). And it feels really good to be
> back!
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> So I wanted to start out with a small project that would be fun and
> something that I’ve wanted to do for a while. I’ve continued to cook and
> bake over the past 2 years and I’ve decided I really like using a French
> style of rolling pin over the flat style. And I am about ¾ Irish married to
> an Irish/Scottish lassie, so I decided I’d turn a French style rolling pin
> with that Celtic knot thingy in it. I’ve done some research on it and
> watched a couple of videos, including Joe’s.
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> I’ve got my blank ready – it’s 2 pieces of 5/4 cherry glued together to
> make a 2 ¼” x 2 ¼” x 22” long piece. And I’ve got my insert pieces glued up
> – a sandwich consisting of 2 pieces of purple heart with a maple center.
> This glue up is 7/16” thick. So I’m about to make my 1st cut. I have a
> tablesaw sled with a stop set at 20 degrees (for a 70 degree cut). I know
> the 1st cut can just be done and I’ve got a glue up jig all ready to go
> to glue the pieces together and keep everything nice and straight. But I’m
> curious about the 2nd cut – since my insert is 7/16” thick do I need to
> remove 7/16” material so that all of the insert pieces will match up
> correctly? Nobody has mentioned having to do that in their videos or write
> ups but I don’t want to start up my woodworking hobby with a screw up right
> away.
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> Any help would be appreciated. Even non-Irish can reply. J
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> Smitty aka Scott Rohan-Smith
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> Missoula, Montana
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> Doh! A beer, I want a beer
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> Ray, the guy who buys me beer
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> Me, the guy whom Ray buys beer
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> Fa, a long way to go for a beer
>
> So, I think I’ll have a beer
>
> La, La la la la la la
>
> Ti, No thanks I’ll have a beer
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> And that will bring us back to Doh! Doh! Doh!
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