Why You MUST Cut TWO Identical Boards When Setting Up MJ SPLITTERS (Part 1of2) @Microjig
Why You MUST Cut TWO Identical Boards When Setting Up MJ SPLITTERS (Part 1of2)  @Microjig
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Getting the perfect MJ SPLITTER setup starts with one simple step that many woodworkers overlook: cutting two identical pieces of wood.

In this video, you’ll learn why using two matching boards is critical for dialing in your MJ SPLITTER installation. This simple setup trick helps you:

* Get perfect splitter alignment
* Keep the kerf open to prevent binding
* Reduce burning on your cuts
* Virtually eliminate kickback
* Achieve cleaner, safer, and more accurate rip cuts

A few extra minutes during setup can make every cut smoother and safer. If you’re installing MJ SPLITTERS for the first time—or just want the best performance from your table saw—this tip is a must-know.

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Why You MUST Cut TWO Identical Boards When Setting Up MJ SPLITTERS (Part 1of2)

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