Cutting thin wood sections on a table saw

[Knot Competent]

Some years ago I saw someone cut thin pieces of wood on a table saw, with no risk to fingers. The strips were around 8mm x 6mm from softwood stock a couple of feet long, and he cut several dozen in a couple of minutes, and didn't use a push stick.

I can't remember how he did it, and I need to cut some bottom bars for the frames in my bee hives. Can anyone help?

 

[misterfish]

I seem to remember that our late member Niki produced a number of jigs which included a safe way to cut thin strips on a table saw, but after a quick look I can't find it - he made a large number of useful posts. Perhaps somebody else can remember which thread it was posted on.

Misterfish

 

[Henning]

I saw a video on that not to long ago, but can't remember where... Here's some ideas from FWW: http://www.finewoodworking.com/Workshop ... x?id=29586

Although you have to be a member to see some of the content.

 

[brihol]

This is the post from Niki:
viewtopic.php?t=11355&highlight=
Brian

 

[Steve Maskery]

This is how I do it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp4ZR5WsL9w
S

 

[Knot Competent]

Thanks, gentlemen. The method I saw was none of them, but they'll do for me. I'm saving up for some of Steve's dvd's, and if the weather improves I should get some honey money!

Regards, John