Less than an inch

[Upper]

I recently milled a old dry slab (free hand chain saw)of walnut.I cut them 7/16ths width and ended up with a 1 inch board.
  Question ,can I set said board atop another 1x with a backstop and cut one more board.Or will the clamp still be in the way. 

[bags]

I'm gonna have to follow this--- your cut'in walnut 7/16's wide with a chainsaw--- and---->

[Upper]

No,No it was brought to me this way.Rough 4 inches thick.I got it trued up and cut some 7/16 pieces.But now I have a true and flat 1 inch piece that I would like to get one more 7/16 inch piece or two out of so he can finish his project (Black Powder Ammo Box).

[Kbeitz]

Guess you could glue it fast to another board and clamp that.

[Nomad]

     Double sided tape works.  Just don't get too aggressive with the feed dial.

[goose63]

I do that a lot on my 126 with no clamp just cut it slow work's just fine

[Upper]

Great ideas, I think I will have the customer glue the four corners to a (Dog) b0ard.  Thanks

[Beavertooth]

As long as your clamp is less than 7/16 up on your board you will not hit it. Should work fine.

[bags]

Put a base board down and your walnut on top of that. Clamp both boards to a log bunk with a c-clamp at the far end of the cut. When ya get within a foot or so of the end--- take the clamp and use it where ya started the cut or just hold the board with your hand to finish.

On my HM130--- I use a base board and clamp a piece of scrap against both boards, with the mill clamp about 1/2" below the cut line. That holds both boards and the blade will cut through the piece of scrap.