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	'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.		'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.

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	'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.		'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.

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	'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.		'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.


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	The [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kerf '''Kerf'''] is the small groove created as a saw cuts through materials and provides clearance for the rest of the blade to stop it binding.		The [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kerf '''Kerf'''] is the small groove created as a saw cuts through materials and provides clearance for the rest of the blade to stop it binding.

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	Some fine tooth blades such as for a '''[[Hacksaw\|Junior Hacksaw]]''', are ''set'' by producing a wavy edge along the blade. Modern '''[[Circular Saw]]''' blades have [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_saw#Hand-held_circular_saws_for_wood '''tungsten carbide tips'''] which are wider than the steel blade they are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazing '''brazed'''] on to and this creates the ''set''.		Some fine tooth blades such as for a '''[[Hacksaw\|Junior Hacksaw]]''', are ''set'' by producing a wavy edge along the blade. Modern '''[[Circular Saw]]''' blades have [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_saw#Hand-held_circular_saws_for_wood '''tungsten carbide tips'''] which are wider than the steel blade they are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazing '''brazed'''] on to and this creates the ''set''.


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	'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.		'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.

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	'''~~Kerfing~~''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.		'''‘Kerfing’''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.

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	On woodsaws, the width of the kerf is usually detemined by the amount of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saw_set '''set'''] which is the process of angling alternate saw teeth to either side of the blade such that the cut is wider than the blade itself. Saw teeth are usually bent outwards to about 1/4 to 1/3 of the blade thickness each side to create the ''set''.		On woodsaws, the width of the kerf is usually detemined by the amount of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saw_set '''set'''] which is the process of angling alternate saw teeth to either side of the blade such that the cut is wider than the blade itself. Saw teeth are usually bent outwards to about 1/4 to 1/3 of the blade thickness each side to create the ''set''.

	Some fine tooth blades such as for a '''~~Junior~~ [[Hacksaw]]''', are ''set'' by producing a wavy edge along the blade. Modern '''[[Circular Saw]]''' blades have [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_saw#Hand-held_circular_saws_for_wood '''tungsten carbide tips'''] which are wider than the steel blade they are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazing '''brazed'''] on to and this creates the ''set''.		Some fine tooth blades such as for a '''[[Hacksaw\|Junior Hacksaw]]''', are ''set'' by producing a wavy edge along the blade. Modern '''[[Circular Saw]]''' blades have [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_saw#Hand-held_circular_saws_for_wood '''tungsten carbide tips'''] which are wider than the steel blade they are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazing '''brazed'''] on to and this creates the ''set''.
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	On woodsaws, the width of the kerf is usually detemined by the amount of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saw_set '''set'''] which is the process of angling alternate saw teeth to either side of the blade such that the cut is wider than the blade itself. Saw teeth are usually bent outwards to about 1/4 to 1/3 of the blade thickness each side to create the ''set''.		On woodsaws, the width of the kerf is usually detemined by the amount of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saw_set '''set'''] which is the process of angling alternate saw teeth to either side of the blade such that the cut is wider than the blade itself. Saw teeth are usually bent outwards to about 1/4 to 1/3 of the blade thickness each side to create the ''set''.

	Some fine tooth blades such as for a '''Junior [[Hacksaw]]''', are ''set'' by producing a wavy edge along the blade. Modern '''[[~~circular saw~~]]''' blades have [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_saw#Hand-held_circular_saws_for_wood '''tungsten carbide tips'''] which are wider than the steel blade they are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazing '''brazed'''] on to and this creates the ''set''.		Some fine tooth blades such as for a '''Junior [[Hacksaw]]''', are ''set'' by producing a wavy edge along the blade. Modern '''[[Circular Saw]]''' blades have [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_saw#Hand-held_circular_saws_for_wood '''tungsten carbide tips'''] which are wider than the steel blade they are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazing '''brazed'''] on to and this creates the ''set''.
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	'''Kerfing''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.		'''Kerfing''' is a process whereby several parallel cuts are made close together across a board, but only part way through the thickness, to make the board easier to bend - the kerf must be on the inside of the bend such that they close up by compression.