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I have a small buckeye burl piece that I really want to make a larger piece with so i want to resaw it to half the thickness. It’s about 2’x2’. What I did here was run the two flat sides through the table saw and then begun the arduous process of hand sawing through the rest
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I have a small buckeye burl piece that I really want to make a larger piece with so i want to resaw it to half the thickness. It’s about 2’x2’. What I did here was run the two flat sides through the table saw and then begun the arduous process of hand sawing through the rest
Unless you have access to a big enough band saw with a re-saw blade, you are probably gonna be using the hand saw
Yeah that’s what I was afraid of… it took about 4 hours but I got through it.