Luthier Educational Video: Knowing the difference between tear out and grain furing

Luthier Educational Video: Knowing the difference between tear out and grain furing - every Maple species is different and reacts different to milling
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[@iminnow123]

Great videos . thanks for sharing this knowledge .

[@kimball_hardwoods]

😎 Anytime

[@sinaTonewood]

👏👏👏really good video , hard to find such a scientific tonewood tutorials on web, thanks

[@kimball_hardwoods]

Glad to help

[@sinaTonewood]

absolutely true, it is due to the sinus path of grains within thickness of boards, not usual tear out,

[@sinaTonewood]

as I experienced on thickness planner for curly woods, you can use very high speed planner with 3 blades, at least 6000 rpm, rake angle of cutter head have not be more than 15deg but those cutter heads with 10-12 are excellent for the curly woods, another way is olique planning but this needs wide span planners, and the last and the BEST WAY is using wide belt sander instead of thickness planners,