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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 274555, member: 37"]If you do decide to shorten the top, make sure that it is done on a good saw with the right type of blade. Cut with the face up on a table saw (face down with a hand saw) and it helps to put some masking tape on the inside line of the top side (underside too if also veneered). Otherwise you are likely to experience veneer chip out as bad as you already have.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 274555, member: 37"]If you do decide to shorten the top, make sure that it is done on a good saw with the right type of blade. Cut with the face up on a table saw (face down with a hand saw) and it helps to put some masking tape on the inside line of the top side (underside too if also veneered). Otherwise you are likely to experience veneer chip out as bad as you already have.[/QUOTE]
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