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Any woodworkers?

Discussion in 'Garage / Workshop' started by Forster46, Mar 31, 2013.

  1. Dec 4, 2017 at 7:44 AM
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    A flag holder for the GF's dad. He lost his brother back in February. The wood is Ash from a tree they fell in the GF's dad's yard together. I'm going to get a small brass plate for the front.
     
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    Built this kerfing plane, a Tom Fidgen design that allows me to cut a 1/2" kerf around the edge of a board that my frame saw (post 1445) unerringly follows. Hardware from Bad Axe Toolworks. These tools make resawing by hand a realistic option.

    IMG_2906.jpg IMG_2908.jpg IMG_2910.jpg
     
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    Another item on my list (along with that frame saw....)
     
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    anyone deal with snipe when using an electric planer?
     
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    Yep, just did this weekend. For smaller pieces, I run them through at an angle. For longer pieces, I run them through back to back. It also helps to slightly put upward pressure on the board right before the front feed roller comes off the board; like you would if you were trying to avoid pinching a blade with a circular saw.
     
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    I'll have to try the back to back thing. Seems like sometimes it does it and other times it doesnt. My neighbor also has problems with snipe but I dont know exactly what he's doing when it happens. I read a little bit about putting a little upward angle on the feed and outlet ramps.

    Also does you put any type of spray lube on the bottom side of the planer?
     
  7. Dec 11, 2017 at 10:02 AM
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    No, I don't. When I need to lube something like that I typically use paste wax though.

    [​IMG]

    I have this model and I use it as it is in the pic. With the long boards, the upward pressure keeps the snipe away for me.
     
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    I watch this a few days ago. It is just essentially a guy making fancy bed shelves for the planer.

     
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    Hmm I might have to try that! Looks like it will work!
     
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    I also have the dewalt pictured above, and i usually send a scrap cutoff through after the pieces
     
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    I have a delta and I think its more of a problem than with the dewalt or so I am reading on forums.
     
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    Yeah the dewalt isnt too bad. I can usually get rid of any snipe with a few passes with a hand plane if necessary.
     
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    when I get some time I'll try a few tricks and see what I come up with for a solution.
     
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    Yep! Need infeed and outfeed tables that are level with the planer.
     
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    Same planer I have. I like the way he modded it.
     
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    I think the bed extensions (shelves) are my next purchase.
     
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    Have them. Love them. Recommend them.
     
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    [​IMG] Looks easy to build...
     
  19. Dec 14, 2017 at 6:16 PM
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    OK, WTF is it?
     
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    It's what my wife is gonna use on me if I don't stop buying tools :eek:
     
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