Flat and Square Workpieces - Woodworking Fundamentals

[@scubaguy5455]

Thanks so much for this video. I actually learned a few things I haven't considered! I'm new to milling boards, so this was very helpful! They now offer a 12in version of this. I just purchased it!

[@jkmwoodworking]

Great, thanks! Glad it was helpful!

[@markkempton4579]

Thank you for this! I am considering a jointer in the future and wondered how much of a bow you could eliminate. Very helpful video overall!

[@jkmwoodworking]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks!

[@EEEZSolutionS]

Now THAT"S what I'm talking about---- making scrap wood usable again.

[@jkmwoodworking]

Thanks Larry! good luck with your scrap wood salvage efforts this weekend!

[@hansangb]

Interesting. I've never heard of Cutech. Looks like I'll have to go do some research. You have multiple tools from them so I gather you liked them.

[@jkmwoodworking]

Yes, I do like their jointers and planers. They are the original designer and manufacturer of that style of benchtop jointers and planers. A lot of the other brands just resell Cutech's design.

[@houseoffire72]

Pro's & con's of your jointer? I own a 6" Rigid, excellent jointer with solid cast iron fence & tables but I find its a little narrow...

[@jkmwoodworking]

I like the cutech jointer, it is 10" wide, and a cast iron table top. I've made some table extensions for it, and it can now handle some pretty large workpieces, yet still be small enough for my really small shop. I've made a video review of the jointer with an overall pros and cons if you are interested in more info... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqjQdpmAe7OcfLM