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Straightening timber
I bought some 33mm x 260mm yellow pine from a good
timber yard and they were dead straight before I began working on them. But after routing out some rectangles for panelling one of the 2m long pieces has a slight bow of about 1" along its length. Will I be able to mechanically straighten something this thick and wide? Thanks. Arthur |
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Straightening timber
On 5 Jan, 14:39, Arthur 51 wrote:
I bought some 33mm x 260mm yellow pine from a good timber yard and they were dead straight before I began working on them. But after routing out some rectangles for panelling one of the 2m long pieces has a slight bow of about 1" along its length. *Will I be able to mechanically straighten something this thick and wide? Thanks. Arthur You can - but it won't stay that way unless suitably restrained. |
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