A Kerf Cut is an unusual sounding type of cut, but learning how to do one properly can open up a whole new world of woodworking opportunities. advertisement. SlashGear.

With laser cutters popping up in hackerspaces and maker’s tool sheds like weeds, it’s no surprise we’re seeing an explosion in manufacturing techniques that would be nearly imposs… ...

Kerf bending is something we’ve seen before, and we’re looking forward to seeing more project boxes use it in the future, hopefully with the application of a veneer to cover the diamond-shaped ...

The kerf removes material with each cut, so the last of them would be ~⅜-inches shorter than the other three. Kerf cuts can be used in several woodworking techniques. Reddit/SrJebuss.