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ToolGuyd > Tips > Nibble, Nibble, Nibble, BITE – a Tip for Accurate Sawing
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Nibble, Nibble, Nibble, BITE – a Tip for Accurate Sawing

Aug 8, 2011 Stuart 1 Comment

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Sawing accurate cuts in wood is all about using the proper saw with proper technique, and it often takes repetition and experience to get a feel for things. Luckily, there are a few tricks to help those of us who to achieve good results without years or practice.

In this recent video, Chris Schwarz demonstrates his nibbling method, where he establishes a kerf at workpiece corners before “swallowing the whole giraffe.”

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This nibbling technique seems built upon the sawing technique most people already find natural – to start at corner where two faces meet.

Explanation via Popular Woodworking

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  1. Greg

    Aug 11, 2011

    cool lil video, gotta love the blue grass in the background lol

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