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lets spend a few minutes to talk about kerf kerf is a simple term for a simple idea and i can explain it by using a blade thats not in a saw this rule will apply for any saw with any blade whether thats a spinning blade reciprocating blade whatever every blade has a thickness to it and your kerf is going to be the exact width of your blade as that blade is spinning or moving through the material its cutting a slot and if you ever wondered where sawdust came from it is what is produced from this blade moving through this material it turns that material into dust and what youre left with is this slot which we call kerf so i have here three scribed lines imagine that i want to cut this board at each one of these lines ill start with this one and were measuring all of these from this end down here so if i pull this tape measure out i have a mark at 12 inches i want a board thats exactly 12 inches long so now that i have scribed my line now all i have to do is to align my blade con