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I have a 6" General International jointer and a 13" Delta dual speed
planer. I'm currently working on a maple/cherry dresser and I've noticed a weird thing when I plane/joint wood. In a few places the surface of the wood has some small ripples. I tried changing the speed at which I feed the stock and I don't seem to see any difference. The funny part is this rippling isn't all over the board but just in a few places. It happens with both the jointer and the planer. I can get rid of them by sanding though. Anybody can explain me why I get this results. Thanks for any piece of wisdom. Wally |
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