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Cutting Thin Wooden Strips for Inlay and Splines

This is a “poor man’s” video. Narration was added to PowerPoint slides and the results saved as an mp4 file. It was produced simply to provide information and not try to dazzle you with my video production and editing skills, neither of which I have. Acknowledgement is given to fellow Albuquerque Woodworker’s Association members Derek and Kerry for their constructive comments on the initial version of this web site. All tools used in this project were purchased by me at fair market value and not supplied by their manufacturer. Required tools: Calipers, gauge blocks, feeler gauges, stop block with one square corner, F-clamp, feather board, two push blocks Keywords: @grooves and slots @cutting thin strips @match grooves and slots @Federal Furniture string inlay @woodworking decoration @wooden box ornamentation @cutting splines to reinforce joints @accents and ornamentation for woodworkers @cutting precision strips @using stop blocks for repeatable cuts @gauge blocks and feeler gauges for precision cuts Some other useful links for cutting thin strips: Jodee at Inspire Woodcraft:    • Make Perfect Blade-Width Shims WITHOUT Mea...   Paw Paw’s WorkShop:    • Improved Thin Strip Jig Simple DIY Design ...   LTD Woodworks:    • How To Cut Splines The Exact Same Width As...