Long Grain Cutting Boards

[@ericolson6135]

A planer and jointer all in one .... that's an amazing machine right there. Beautiful work.

[@PhantomAdrift]

Literally came to comment about how cool that was

[@jbwoodwork]

Thanks 🙏and I agree, the machine is great and works really good 👍

[@mpwoodshop]

great workshop👍

[@flutter1woodcraft]

Great work, I do wonder about wearing a mask with all that dust flying around?

[@jbwoodwork]

Thanks! I’m not using a mask when I making youtube videos, I don’t know why. But you are right, maybe I should wearing a mask all the time 😬

[@funmitholz2095]

Hallo Herr Bergdahl, ich stehe vor der Entscheidung mir eine Abrichtdickenhobelmaschine zu kaufen. Auf diese Maschine bin ich zufällig gestoßen. Was mich an der Maschine fasziniert ist die Tatsache das ein Umbau auf Dickenhobeln entfällt da man den Tisch nicht schwenken muss, sowie die Einstellung des variablen Vorschub. So weit so gut. Meine Frage an Sie betrifft die Präzision der Maschine sowie die Wertigkeit. Ist diese Maschine für feinen Möbelbau geeignet? Und ist der Preis hier in Deutschland mit fast 5000 Euro gerechtfertigt. LG nach Schweden.

[@jbwoodwork]

Hello! I can recommend woodmizer. I had worked with two others (when it’s called Moretens) and I have never been disappointed! For my kind of work it suits me well! It’s a heavy machine for big slabs but also very mobile which comes handy in my small shop. The precision you ask about is good but maybe you have better precision on Felder (but they are more expensive). When I processes my ruff lumber I don’t need to be more precise than milimeter. After that I always hand plane or sand. Please write again if you have more questions. I hope you will find a planer/thicknesser in the near future 👍👍

[@kyled8617]

Lovely boards... do you do this for a living?

[@jbwoodwork]

Thanks! No, it is just a hobby in my garage on my free time. I work as a teacher and teach handicraft/sloyd in Sweden.