Splitting a board lengthwise like a long wedge with a table saw?

[Chrillthesill]

The baseboard is easier and safer to cut with a plunge saw, alternatively "scribe" and then with a jigsaw. Google scribe baseboard to floor

The rule that should be wedge-shaped feels unnecessary? Easier to get flat by propping up with spacers so it becomes flat, like plastic shims

Yes, it sounds smarter than trying to cut a wedge. Cut down the rule to the lowest distance and prop up. Why didn't I think of that😃

 

[lakman]

Sounds smarter than trying to saw a wedge. Saw down the board to the lowest distance and prop it up. Why didn't I think of that😃

Yes, exactly because it will be hidden anyway 😀 you could also use adjustable base feet depending on how much or little you want up
"adjustable base foot" and you will find several options

Or a frame of boards that you shim

 

[kniv]

I have almost the same table saw purchased to rip a cover panel for the kitchen that was long as hell. It works great if you have a small outfeed table.

It won't be the finest cut as the blade is quite coarse.

It's fine to change the blade to a finer one for the purpose, which applies regardless of the machine.

As previously recommended, I wouldn't saw the stud but just the baseboard. And use the plunge saw for the purpose. For me, it provides safer, neater, and straighter cuts.

 

[snackarn]

Screw a 45x45 into the floor and wedge saw the base of a limfog which you screw into the 45 and place the modules on it.
Or split the limfog straight and lift it on one side and put a linen floor list to cover the gap.

 

[derfpa]

Screw or tape the ruler to a long board. The long side of the board slides along the table saw's fence and you can achieve exactly the angle you want. Much faster than building a taper jig.

 

[kniv]

Screw or tape the rule against a long board. The board's long side slides along the table saw's fence and you can achieve precisely any angle you want. Much faster than building a taper jigg.

I would never tape a piece that I am sawing on the table saw. If the tape comes loose, it can go really badly. Secure the piece properly, with clamps, screws, etc.!

 

[andreascarlsson]

Här är en tydlig video på hur man sågar en kilform med en "Taper Jig"!

Det finns en del såna här att köpa från den amerikanska marknaden, men jag har svårt att hitta dem i Sverige. Någon som vet?

 

[Bart]

Du gör en enkel jigg på en halvtimme. På en och en halv timme gör du en avancerad jigg.

 

[andreascarlsson]

Du gör en enkel jigg på en halvtimme. På en och en halv timme gör du en avancerad jigg.

Okej. Har du nån beskrivning/länk please? 🤗

 

[Bart]

Det finns en uppsjö av dem på U-tuben. Mest från USA så klart, men de fungerar här i Svedala också.
Ett axplock.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS9gM9pN9Uw

 

[Chrillthesill]

Ja låter smartare än att försöka såga till en kil. Såga ner regeln till den lägsta distansen och palla upp. Varför tänkte jag inte på det😃

Såhär blev det. Inget vidare bra med bordssågen trots att jag inte gjorde en kil. Klöv betydlig mer än jag tänkt. Blev ändå bra när jag pallade upp.