Re: Cutting Strips
By:mark stevens
Date: 8/12/2001, 4:51 pm
Date: 8/12/2001, 4:51 pm
In Response To: Re: Cutting Strips (Brian McM)
don't soak the board. When wood absorbs water it expands. If you soak it it will slowly dry from the faces and ends and as it does it will shrink. Air drying takes a long time. When wood is put into dry kilns at the mill it is typically air dried on spacers for at least a couple of months and even then it will warp if not supported properly. The strips you cut out of a wet piecxe of wood will shrink and may cause problems down the road. Also damp wood is a lot more difficult to cut and will tend to have a hairy surface.
Messages In This Thread
- Cutting Strips
Jim Martin -- 8/9/2001, 10:04 am- Re: Cutting Strips
scott e. davis -- 8/9/2001, 1:25 pm- Re: Cutting Strips
Jim Kozel -- 8/9/2001, 2:35 pm- Re: Cutting Strips
scott e. davis -- 8/10/2001, 1:34 pm- Re: Cutting Strips
Rehd -- 8/9/2001, 3:46 pm- Thin kerf blade wobble
Pete Roszyk -- 8/9/2001, 7:35 pm- Re: Thin kerf blade wobble
daren neufeld -- 8/9/2001, 8:27 pm- Re: Thin kerf blade wobble
Ric Altfather -- 8/10/2001, 2:04 pm- Veritas Saw Blade Truing Disk
Kenny Too Slow -- 8/10/2001, 7:12 pm
- Veritas Saw Blade Truing Disk
- Re: Thin kerf blade wobble
- Re: Thin kerf blade wobble
- Re: Cutting Strips
- Re: Cutting Strips
- Cutting for uniformity
!RUSS -- 8/9/2001, 12:53 pm- Re: Cutting Strips
Brian McM -- 8/9/2001, 11:53 am- Re: Cutting Strips
mark stevens -- 8/12/2001, 4:51 pm
- Re: Cutting Strips
Rehd -- 8/9/2001, 11:41 am- Re: Cutting Strips
Stan Woronko -- 8/9/2001, 11:19 am - Re: Cutting Strips
- Re: Cutting Strips