Gentle galoots,

What I would do is determine the spacing I wanted.  Lets say 1 1/2 inches
between each saw.  Saw blocks all the way through on my miterbox, and then
glue these to a backer board.  Use a shim to get the consistent space for
each kerf.  Esther brings up a good point about saws tumbling out on you.  I
put a string(or bungee, catgut, etc..) across the top, in about the same
place as the kerfed board to prevent any accidents.

>>  I do have a question, how do you cut the kerf holder kerfs?

The great pic's are the hard work of Jim Thoreson.  It was actually a great
experience working with him, and wouldn't have been possible 5 years ago.

>>  Unrelated geek question, how did you generate the dwgs and get them into
MS word?  Looks like you used some sort of serious CAD type package.  And is
that completed view by any chance isometric?