Why Is My 2x4 Still Gapped After Planing?
I'm working with an 8 ft Douglas fir 2x4. One side (Side A) is flat, but Side B has a 1/8" gap at one end and a smaller…
I'm working with an 8 ft Douglas fir 2x4. One side (Side A) is flat, but Side B has a 1/8" gap at one end and a smaller…
I've recently started working with a planer, specifically the DW735, that I got on sale, and I'm trying to use a planer sled to face-joint my rough boards.…
I've been working on my first real woodworking project—building a set of engineering drawers—and I've been using a block plane that I restored alongside sanding to prepare the…
I'm making my first end grain cutting board and borrowed a lunchbox planer from a family member. I realized that the piece I need to plane is too…
Hey everyone! I have a few 2x4x8 boards that have some warps and bows, and I'm not sure how to approach jointing and planing them. My initial thought…
I'm having a hard time getting my milled lumber to stay flat for my woodworking projects, particularly when I'm working with thinner boards like 1x3 and 1x2. I'm…
Hey everyone, I have a bit of a question about working with pressure treated wood. If I plane pressure treated fence pickets or any other pressure treated wood,…
I'm a woodworking newbie trying to make an end grain cutting board, and I've just glued two boards together along their faces. Initially, I had a 20" long…
I'm trying to glue together some narrow boards to create a wider panel, and I'm curious whether it's standard to match the grain directions to make future planing…