Jointing A Twisted Board at Hannah Salamanca blog

Jointing A Twisted Board. In this video bob van dyke shows you how he flattens a board that many would consider too warped to use. As you look over a board before jointing, you’re likely to see one or more. Your right hand only serves to push the workpiece forward. If you must do it, cover the piece completely with a thick, flat board, and take very light passes. Another cause of catastrophe is loose clothing getting caught in the jointer, so always make sure your shirt is tucked in or tight to your body, your sleeves are rolled up, and no apron straps or strings are dangling. Often, you must press on diagonally opposite corners and prevent the board from rocking during the cut. Sticker the board on some scrap for ~4 days, rechalk and do the final. Learn how to joint your boards on your jointer and tablesaw. Twisted stock requires a patient approach. With each pass, you create more flat surface along each corner, creating a more stable platform.

If you must do it, cover the piece completely with a thick, flat board, and take very light passes. In this video bob van dyke shows you how he flattens a board that many would consider too warped to use. Learn how to joint your boards on your jointer and tablesaw. Sticker the board on some scrap for ~4 days, rechalk and do the final. Often, you must press on diagonally opposite corners and prevent the board from rocking during the cut. Twisted stock requires a patient approach. With each pass, you create more flat surface along each corner, creating a more stable platform. Another cause of catastrophe is loose clothing getting caught in the jointer, so always make sure your shirt is tucked in or tight to your body, your sleeves are rolled up, and no apron straps or strings are dangling. As you look over a board before jointing, you’re likely to see one or more. Your right hand only serves to push the workpiece forward.

Body Mechanics Jointing a Board WOOD Magazine

Jointing A Twisted Board As you look over a board before jointing, you’re likely to see one or more. Another cause of catastrophe is loose clothing getting caught in the jointer, so always make sure your shirt is tucked in or tight to your body, your sleeves are rolled up, and no apron straps or strings are dangling. As you look over a board before jointing, you’re likely to see one or more. With each pass, you create more flat surface along each corner, creating a more stable platform. If you must do it, cover the piece completely with a thick, flat board, and take very light passes. Twisted stock requires a patient approach. Often, you must press on diagonally opposite corners and prevent the board from rocking during the cut. In this video bob van dyke shows you how he flattens a board that many would consider too warped to use. Learn how to joint your boards on your jointer and tablesaw. Your right hand only serves to push the workpiece forward. Sticker the board on some scrap for ~4 days, rechalk and do the final.