Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Often I'll have thin strips left over from woodworking projects, but they're weirdly both too thick for veneers and too thin for other project parts.
The solution is to batch process them using a very simple sled at the thicknesser (aka planer)
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Often I'll have thin strips left over from woodworking projects, but they're weirdly both too thick for veneers and too thin for other project parts.
The solution is to batch process them using a very simple sled at the thicknesser (aka planer)
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SUPPORT
Want to support The Wood Knight?
Consider buying a plan thewoodknight.com/product-category/plans or if you shop at Amazon, checkout amazon.com/shop/pauljenkins - I get an affiliate kickback, but it costs you no extra
Want a Wood Knight tshirt?
thewoodknight.threadless.com
VLOG
youtube.com/channel/UCKlaC9gTohR6xPKdblNFY3A
SOCIAL
instagram.com/thewoodknight
twitter.com/thewoodknight
facebook.com/TheWoodKnight










