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Kerfs were made by securing the frozen bones in a vise and sawing multiple sections through the diaphysis of each femur.

# The openings need drip edges, end dams, back dams and slopes and kerfs. You want to know how to do it right?

And if you want a curved edge or two, you can cut a series of saw kerfs in the rim joist flanges and give your deck a dramatic look-Try doing that with 2x1 Os.

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The blades are available in a variety of cutting-edge materials, including cast alloys and carbide, and now they have even thinner kerfs; as thin as 1.0mm for the main blade and 0.8 for scoring.

The MZ Project reportedly reduces waste with a kerf of only 1.5 mm (0.06 in.), while CNC routers often have kerfs of 0.375 to 0.75 in., the company says.

Quadratic means of upper and lower erosion base width, that has been found out, by measuring at five equidistant points along the kerfs are shown in the Fig.

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To make it easier to bend, you may have to CUt some horizontal saw kerfs across the plywood where it follows the curves of the runners.

Make one by cutting a long piece of scrap at 45 degrees at one end and using a band saw to cut a series of kerfs about 1/4" apart.