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   flairwoodworks | Jan 23, 2010 02:04pm | #1

   Good trick, Derek. While I am aware of many techniques (certainly not all of them, possibly not even most), this one is new to me.

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   lwilliams | Jan 23, 2010 07:34pm | #2

   http://swingleydev.com/archive/get.php?message_id=13195&submit_thread=1#message

   definitely reinventing the wheel but it's a lot older than this post

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   shakychisel | Jan 24, 2010 12:23am | #3

   Hi Derek,

   Interesting..Just shows the timber-like consistency of me wet ware hasn't changed much over the years. I recall using this techneek shaping some legs for a table[now lost in the mists of antiquity...the job that is,],but have not thought of it since.

   Makes me even more of a goose as I am currently trying to flatten some cedar boards,and hadn't thought about that way.

   Have to say that at the time,there seemed to be a'positive'sort of feel about it that I liked.

   Thanks for aiming the bright light,Derek.

   Robin

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   WillGeorge | Jan 24, 2010 11:55am | #4

   Geeee.. I just run my stuff through my thickness sander?

   And a very old song to do it by...

   Judy Collins -Both Sides Now ...

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DH70wYWsK0&feature=related

   And if you are a Turner...

   TheBirds...

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKHstR6ndus&feature=related