Doug Miller wrote:
In article , wrote:
If there's twist and one resurfaces one surface, then it's true one will
have destroyed the symmetry
Exactly. And that's why face jointing must precede planing.
but that's a different operation.
Yep. That's the operation that should be done *first*.
Yes. I saw your other post and gather I misinterpreted your initial
point...
In this case, all I was trying to do was to clarify that once the other
operation was done, it was done--unless, of course, the stock does move
significantly enough afterwards to destroy the previous work...
So, I guess the upshot is we're both right and have probably totally
p-o'ed the OP...