Originally Posted by HereNT
I'm wondering - would a shallow pan of water be useful to make sure that the cuts were exactly the same on both sides?
Once the first side is cut you can simply hold the severed portion up against the remaining section to get good matching cut. Remember to account for the miniscule amount of blade kerf.
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