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If they made a KM 1.5 I’d only have bought one. The KM-1 will be my workhorse but occasionally I’ll need a bit more capacity then the KM-1 hence bought both. Quality construction and finish. Came real close setting the kerf using the cut corner of a block of wood. But to really hone in on a nice snug fit I used inside calipers to measure the distance between the orange kerf end and the grey slider. Then I reajusted the calipers a few thousand’s of an inch at a time and set the gap to the new setting. This allowed me to really get the snug but not tight fit of my dado cuts. But why oh why did they package the KM-2 in such a large box :-)
This first rate tool adds precision to my current projects. Great looks as well as functionality.
This tool is a time saver in the shop and very small also.
Excellent looking forward to using this with the Harvey 110S pro saw I just bought
Excellent looking forward to using this with the Harvey 110S pro saw I just bought
It just works beautifully almost zero brain power required to get super tight fitting joints highly recommend.
Quick delivery. Highly recommend.
1- beautifully finished.
2- very accurate.
3- high end quality.
The only thing I need to tell is that why don’t have free shipping for order $100+
Thanks
Okay, so, I tried buying a less expensive "knock off", but you know what they say about cheap being expensive? Yeah, that. It didn't work worth a damn and the results were poor. I bought the authentic Bridge City Tools kerfmaker and not only does it work like a dream but it's also beautifully finished. Worth the price. Lesson learned.
Top Notch quality very accurate awesome too
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@rookiewoodworker
More toys... #bridgecitytoolworks #bridgecitytools #ihaveathingfortools

@justsimplywood
New tool day... Bridge City Kerfmaker, a great little tool to add to my collection.

@nesbuiltdesignco
Maybe it’s the feeling of smashing something into submission idk but then to use that to hang up my new big brother version of the @bridge_city_tool_works kerf maker was extremely rewarding!

@nesbuiltdesignco
Breaking in my new kerfmaker jig and after figuring out how to get it set up right (I had some growing pains with that) it made some perfect dados! It’s a pretty clever little jig that compensates for the blade kerf and then takes into account the thickness of whatever your trying to fit in that kerf to make a perfect dado. After i got the actual blade kerf dialed in (I found I need to stick with the caliper method they layout in their manual) it was pretty satisfying and quick to batch out a stack of jigs with perfect fit! This is going to make life a Looot easier with chopstick jigs and you know other stuff.

@radeksworkshop
#allmybridgecitytools are here. Sorry that I'm showing them off again but they have a giveaway going on do check their account and take advantage of it if you need the most beautiful honing jig on the planet.

@libertyboardworks
T-Bridle Joints for the walnut trestle table. This was the first time using the Bridge City Kerf Maker. Once it was set up, it really made repeating this process a breeze!
