Jumbo ZigZags Part 1: Milling Walnut & Cherry

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[@faceless-ne8yk]

bro is making music with editing

[@SantiagoAbad1]

8 bit music. Family 2023 😂, love your work!

[@juancesar1615]

Seu vídeo chegou aqui no Brasil, muito bom

[@ronh9384]

Nice video and the editing was cool. May I ask why you didn’t run them through the planer before you cut them to smaller sizes? I’m not criticizing just curious… My normal work flow would have been to joint one edge and one face, run them through the planer and then trim the last edge to size. By jointing and planing first I avoid some snipe and some waste… I guess it could be due to the type of project you are doing… Like I said… In not criticizing just curious. I’ve been woodworking with power tools for 50 years and I’m always willing to learn new tricks, tips or techniques. Thanks for sharing. Just subscribed. Ron

[@ryanhawkins]

Thanks for subbing Ron! The honest truth is my jointer really sucks so I skip edge and face jointing and go straight to skip planing. Which I totally know is not the right order of things. A new jointer is the next upgrade on the list. For now, I simply try to pick out the straightest boards at my supplier. Oh and the reason I joint one edge after planing is simply to clean the edges up enough to do the offset alignment I do in the first glue ups for this pattern. With the types of boards I make, I find skipping that first and usually critical step at the jointer causes me next to no trouble further along in the project but again I acknowledge how important that first step is. Can't wait for a new jointer :)

[@Marvinturcios1982]

Where do you get all that wood

[@ballistictorpedo]

You get snipe on the big planer?

[@modernwoodboatbuilding]

Bro, rack your timber! It'll bend stood like that for too long.

[@davidr8860]

I just can’t stand Bosh tools for some reason that big goofy 😜 saw however nice work