No Need for a Jointer

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  • @Wyman642
    @Wyman642 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you for this video. If both board edges are uneven, you can in theory attach the fence side of the board to the long level and move both the level and attached board along the fence! But much easier to just use a track saw to make a straight edge on the fence-side edge and then run that edge along the fence. Or, you can build a micro-jig sled with clamps to put the board on and not rely on the fence, which was my solution until I threw money at the problem and just got a jointer!

    • @armandchaput
      @armandchaput  4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@Wyman642 any one of those would work

  • @earlteigrob9211
    @earlteigrob9211 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you! I use this technique to straighten the sides of wood. However, for removing twists, cups, bows and other defects in boards, this does not work. My jointer creates perfectly flat boards. Worth every penny!!!

  • @AB-nu5we
    @AB-nu5we ปีที่แล้ว +1

    You're describing Part 2 of jointing. Part 1 is making one face flat. If you know you're working with flat boards, you can get away with doing only Part 2. But, the video should start by mentioning that you generally start the jointing process by making one face flat. Or, that you've checked one face and found it to be flat and twist free. That flat face is the face that goes down on the table saw. Clever method using your level for a straight edge otherwise.