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Summary: Learn how to cut a square section called a rabbit out of a piece of wood in this free instructional video.

Views: 5,106 | Tags: construction, safety, cut, how-to, wood, table, instruction, use, saw, woodworking, videocross, dado, ripping

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Robert J. McMahon Robert J. McMahon is a master carpenter with over 20 years of experience. He has worked on many restoration projects of old, period homes in the Philadelphia ... read more

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How to Cut a Rabbit Using a Table Saw

Hi! I’m Rob McMahon for Expert Village. Now we’re going to use the saw to cut a rabbit. A rabbit is cutting a square section out of a piece of stock. This is a 2x3/4 now, so we’re going to cut a ¾ x ¾ rabbit. To do this, we take our blade and lower it down to ¾ of an inch. Take our fence, this time measuring to the outside to the blade and set that at ¾ of an inch. Alright. Here we have our cut here at ¾ of an inch, and we’re going to lay it down flat leaving everything the way it was because it’s a square rabbit. Here we are with a perfectly clean cut. You can also do this with a dado blade and make just one cut, but this is just as easy.

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