On Wed, Mar 19, 2025 at 10:52 PM, David P. Best wrote:
I could have done this on the jointer, but given the long narrow character of the piece, it was far easier and more accurate to use the slider with a single point of reference at each end, clamp it down, and push the thing though the slider using a crosscut blade to get glue-ready edge finish.
I also find the two points of contact approach for solid lumber to be a good way to work.? Probably because I'm just not that good with a jointer, I've sometimes taken off more material than was really necessary, and produced a very out-of-parallel edge, which then required excessive stock removal on the other side in the planer.
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Michael Wolf
Tahoe City, CA
