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Skewed Jointing
Oct 25, 2005
When you’re jointing wavy-grained, contrary woods like curly maple, a skewed cutting angle will often produce smoother results with less tear-out than a straight-on cutting angle. To take advantage of this effect simply attach a long wedge to the jointer fence.
M. W. Uresti, Bryan, Tex.
Fine Woodworking Magazine, February 1982 No. 32
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