What is "hit and miss" wood classification?
 

thank you, sir!

dave

RPRESHONG wrote:

It's wood that has been run through a planner just enough to see what it looks
like. There are still rough areas.

What is "hit and miss" wood classification?
 

"Skip - planed."

Quick search on that should cover your curiosity.

"Bay Area Dave" wrote in message
m...
thank you, sir!

dave

RPRESHONG wrote:

It's wood that has been run through a planner just enough to see what it
looks
like. There are still rough areas.

What is "hit and miss" wood classification?
 

"RPRESHONG" wrote in message
...
It's wood that has been run through a planner just enough to see what it
looks
like. There are still rough areas.

And is probably flat. That is how I've avoided buying a jointer so far.
Ed