#thicknesser

[lumberfurniture]

Sending rough sawn through the old Paoloni Thicknesser to dress the face #woodfurniture #timberfurniture #thicknesser #timberfurniture #workshop #madeinmelbourne #custommade (at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtxmItEhMiS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=12h5uss0mzn84

[feldergroupindia-blog]

The accuracy of your Number 1 AD41 classic #planer #thicknesser is phenomenal. Its advanced technological solution and excellent price/performance ratio make AD41 Classic the number 1 choice for solid #woodwork across the globe.

 #phenomenal

[taswesty]

Check out this bad boy. #carbatec #thicknesser

[premierkp3]

Final investment...for now 🌳 #thicknesser #dewalt #machine

[davidstephensonbespokefurniture]

Busy afternoon #hand #planing the #walnut boards for the #guitar #ampcases once the face and edges have been smoothed by hand they will go back through the #thicknesser then cut to length ready for #dovetailing #bespoke #furniture #furnituremaking #furnituremaker #madeinbritain #madeinhampshire #david_stephenson_furniture (at David Stephenson Bespoke Furniture Hampshire)

[periodcraftsmen]

I knew I bought this 24 inch grizzly drum sander for more than sanding harp tapered sound boards. #grizzly #sander #thicknesser (at Furniture Institute Of Massachusetts)

[jsr-furnituremaking]

Hand Production Techniques - Lesson Twelve

After yesterday's lessons mistake of the corner being planed to low, I learnt from my mistakes and this lesson went much smoother. I managed to finish hand planing the face and edge of the wood, and then using the Surface Planer, made sure that the face and two edges were perfectly flat and square.

Above: Surface Planner

After this it was put through the Thicknesser, to get it to the perfect height of 16mm, ready to be cut into the correct sizes, 

Above: Thicknesser

Finally I then stacked it using stickers to allow air to circulate around all the faces of the wood.

[jsr-furnituremaking]

Hand Production Techniques - Lesson Twelve

After yesterday's lessons mistake of the corner being planed to low, I learnt from my mistakes and this lesson went much smoother. I managed to finish hand planing the face and edge of the wood, and then using the Surface Planer, made sure that the face and two edges were perfectly flat and square.

Above: Surface Planner

After this it was put through the Thicknesser, to get it to the perfect height of 16mm, ready to be cut into the correct sizes, 

Above: Thicknesser

Finally I then stacked it using stickers to allow air to circulate around all the faces of the wood.