(3) Trimming the Anti-Chip Inserts
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One trick you need to include is to use tape to hold down the anti-chip inserts. Also, it is best to use a full length of material rather than a partial length. I found that the anti-chip strip will sometimes lift up into the saw and chip-up the strip thus destroying the nice clean edge you expect to get.
meboerner 1 year ago