Date: 2/8/1999, 1:42 pm
Hi Paul,
With that much wood, buy the planer, it should get the job done much faster and probably better.
Some of those 12'ers are less than $300, low enough to have paid for it's self in the lumber you process.
Dan
> Since I am planning to make a lot of strips I am thinking of buying a
> surface planer. A shame there is no place around me where I can rent one,
> as I'll use it for only a few days and store it until another project
> rolls around. I'm considering other options, like using a router or making
> a jig to convert a handheld electric planer into a surface planer. I may
> even forget about planing and use a drum sander to get the strips to an
> even thickness. You'll hear more on this process in late spring I hope.
Messages In This Thread
- Poplar (Aspen) For Stripper?
Kevin Morlock -- 2/7/1999, 11:17 am- Re: Poplar (Aspen) For Stripper?
Kevin Morlock -- 2/8/1999, 11:40 am- Re: Poplar (Aspen) For Stripper?
Dan Lindberg -- 2/8/1999, 1:37 pm- Re: Poplar (Aspen) For Stripper?
Kevin Morlock -- 2/9/1999, 8:39 am- Re: Poplar
Dan Lindberg -- 2/9/1999, 6:01 pm
- Re: Poplar
- Re: Poplar (Aspen) For Stripper?
- Poplar, Aspen, whatever
Paul Jacobson -- 2/8/1999, 1:03 am- Re: Poplar, Aspen, whatever
Dan Lindberg -- 2/8/1999, 1:42 pm
- Re: Poplar or Aspen?
Dan Lindberg -- 2/7/1999, 7:33 pm- Re: Poplar (Aspen) For Stripper?
Greg Steeves -- 2/7/1999, 11:28 am- working with rough lumber
Paul Jacobson -- 2/8/1999, 12:35 am- Re: working with rough lumber
Robert -- 2/8/1999, 2:12 pm
- Re: working with rough lumber
- Re: Poplar (Aspen) For Stripper?
- Re: Poplar (Aspen) For Stripper?