Some pictures of efforts to turn logs into saw dust.
Cutting up a maple log.
Egon
Some pictures of efforts to turn logs into saw dust.
Cutting up a maple log.
Egon
Resawing some maple.
Egon
Sawn Maple stacked for drying.
Egon
One use for a radial arm saw. Unfortunately all the work was for naught just as suspected but had to try.
Egon
Resawn slab.
Egon
After some more wasted work.
Egon
So Egon,
Why is that wasted work? Is the wood bad? Or miscut?
Mark
There's an article in the latest issue of WOOD magazine on flattening wood with a jig and router. Haven't read it yet, but it's mentioned on the cover.
Gary
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Hey! Aren't you supposed to be working?
Thanks Gary. I'll check the library and check out the article.
Our local library has several other books that depict many router jigs. Have hopes of making one to make long round or tapered pieces.
I used the radial arm saw as it was end grain and worked much faster than an electric hand planer.
Egon