Milling - Page 13 of 15

Flatten Boards Without a Jointer
January 1, 2005

A sled lets you use just your planer to mill lumber to any thickness.
Flattening Tabletops
November 1, 2004

Surface large slabs and panels without big machines
How to Get Square, Stable Stock
October 1, 2003

For best results, rough-mill the wood, allow it to stabilize, then finish-mill
Lumberyard sleuth
February 1, 2002

Telltale signs to match and find wood that all came from one tree.
From Rough to Ready
December 1, 2000

A one-man system for preparing more stock in less time
Planing Difficult Grain
October 1, 2000

With a well-tuned plane and the right approach, tackling tricky figure doesn't mean sanding all day.
How to bandsaw your own veneer
August 1, 2000

Tips for smooth slicing in any kind of wood
Four Squaring with Hand Tools
June 1, 2000

Preparing lumber the old fashioned way
From Rough to Finish
August 1, 1998

Using machines to remove cup, crook, twist and other defects from lumber
Joint-Quality Edges Cut on a Table Saw
April 1, 1998

The trick is learning the steps in the dance

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