Foreign keys generally have duplicate values within a table. Your Employee
numbers would occur many times in your cutting table.

I think you have issues with creating multiple similar tables. Another issue
is expecting that you can place all tables together and get anything useful
out. It is probably impossible. We would know for sure if you provided a few
samples records from a few tables and showed us how you would expect them to
appear in a query datasheet view.

For instance, assuming I have a table of family members with one record per
person with a primary key of PersonID. Then I have individual tables for
socks, shirts, pants, and hats each with a field PersonID that identifies
who owns the item of clothing. There is no way to query this without showing
multiple instances of some items of clothing. I could easily create a report
based on the Person table with subreports for each individual clothing
table. The better solution might be to create a single table of
ClothingItems with a field for ClothingType (socks, shirt, pants, hat).

I don't know if this is your situation since you haven't provide much
information on what you are attempting to do.