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Question 1:

From Steve:
My question:  Often when I’m resawing boards, the thinner boards coming off of the bandsaw bow, even though the original board was perfectly joined flat.  If they were thicker, I could just flatten them on the jointer.  But they are now so flexible, I cannot push them across the jointer without removing the bow, so they come out still bowed and just thinner.  What is a good method to get them flat on one face for final thicknessing?

Bringing the board to final thickness

Michael’s jointer plane is the tool of choice for finishing off the milling of this perfect board.

Jig for Handplaning Thin Stock

I often resaw thin boards from thicker stock, and then handplane them to the desired thickness. These boards can be as thin as 1⁄8…