To cut the other part of the joint, make a spacer stick to move the router toward the front of the jig board. The spacer stick needs to be the size of the router cutter. It can be worth having slightly different thicknesses to allow joint fit adjustment. Replace the practice pieces so...
Make yourself a shooting box With any luck at all, you now have several workable sections that need further processing. But wait a minute! Because none of the surfaces is flat enough to allow machining, you need to build what we call a "shooting box." This simple-to-construct jig make...
Planing the section is straightforward but heavy work, so take your time. When all of the sections are the same thickness, run them through the joiner as well. After cutting them to size on the tablesaw, we were ready for the final glue up. ...
Determine how much to remove to make the surface flat and mark it on the surface. 3. as the board passes through the planner, crank the height adjustment up and down the required numbe of turns to remove the bow. 4. turn the board over to create a nice even flat side. 5. plane ...