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Sixteen jobs that show how a blade and a material sit together.
Melamine anti-chip run for a Sandton kitchen pack.
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Triple-chip acrylic blanks for a Woodstock sign shop.
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Rip and cross on ply for an Isando warehouse fit.
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Negative rake on angle for coastal shopfront frames.
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Fine crosscut nest for painted MDF reception walls.
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Scoring pair on laminate for a wine-estate kitchen.
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Dado stack for library shelf housings.
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Wet diamond path for porcelain bathroom packs.
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Thin kerf OSB for temporary Midrand boarding.
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Flush trim after banding on a studio kitchen.
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Fine crosscut on meranti door stiles.
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Outdoor foam PVC for a Ballito light box run.
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Rip and cross on composite decking for a patio.
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HSS slitter on light gauge flashing packs.
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Softboard backing for a Rosebank co-work wall.
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Carbide rip on pine for a Somerset carcass run.
ViewFrom Kya Sands, Johannesburg, our contact form is the place to point us to the cut path you need checked against blade type, kerf and material. Include whether the job is melamine, acrylic, aluminium angle, MDF, laminate or porcelain, plus the machine setup and sheet or pack size. Site conditions matter too, especially coastal aluminium work, painted faces that mark easily, and OSB or softboard packs heading to rough handling.
