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In this episode, Tommy starts milling the wood with the jointer & table saw. He also goes over useful thoughts to optimize grain wood selection to get nice grain flow with the top and bottom rails.
T-Chisel
This is the final project
Thomas J. MacDonald Fine Furniture
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4 comments so far
Kerux
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posted 313 days ago
Very informative…. I’m a learning things I didn’t know before. P.S. I love to have some of those cut offs that have figure in them for turning pens and such.
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HAP HANSON
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posted 313 days ago
Maaannnn I need a jointer like that!! by the way Tommy what video camera you using to film with?
Keep up the great work!
HAP
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Scott Bryan
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posted 313 days ago
You could land a small airplane on that jointer!!! Nice post, Tommy. I appreciate the effort and time that you are taking to do this. I can empathize with you about the “difficulties” presented by trying to give a lecture AND do some woodworking. It is tough to maintain your concentration.
Keep ‘em coming.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
David
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posted 305 days ago
Tommy -
Wow, hard not to be envious of your shop & machinery! Thanks for posting this series. I like how you break everything down to the basic elements . . . makes it all seem much more doable.
David
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