[nbo10]

Hi All,
I made 30 degree cuts on 2"x12"x23/32" boards on the table saw. I want to glue the edges that are at 30 degrees to form a hexagon. The cuts are flat. The ends of the board are higher than the middle, this results in 1/16 or more gap between the two boards.:thumbdown: I made six cuts and they are all the same with a low spot in the middle. What can be going wrong? The rip fence is aligned to the blade, or at least it was when the blade was at 90. At 90 degrees cuts come out flat.

What's going on? Thanks

 

[nbo10]

I'll have to get the wife's help taking a pic tomorrow. I don't understand how cut came out how it did.

 

[nbo10]

The board is flat and parallel on the faces. There is a bow on the 30 degree cut face. I used push sticks to keep the board against the fence. maybe I didnt keep the board against the fence enough.

 

[nbo10]

I have a ridgid 2424. I've been meaning to make a aux. rip fence to hold feather boards, but haven't gotten around to it. Looking at making one of toplins designs.

 

[nbo10]

Here are the two best pictures I could take. If I would hold the piece up to a light the center portion would allow light to shine through.

 

[nbo10]

I'm not sure I feel comfrotable running that bevel through the jointer. All six cuts came out the same.

 

[nbo10]

Sorry for the confusion. one cut on six boards. it's a two inch wide board sitting at 30 degrees. I think my hand would be a little too close to the cutter.