WOODWORKING - Glue Line Ripping
Woodworking is a great hobby or profession. Woodworking tips from Charles Neil feature tips that he offers from his life-long woodworking experience. Woodworking is all about working wood and taking it from its natural, rough state to something you can be proud of. Charles Neil’s videos…
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That was a great solution. I use lots of scrap wood from a boat shop and I rarely get straight wood, seems the cut off is from curve cuts. Now finally I have a solution, which seems so simple now that I have seen it. Thanks also for touching on the safety side of ripping on the table saw. I have had those spears of wood shoot at me before and it makes a person a little jumpy. Thanks.
Great stuff. I am very impressed.
I think that may just be the sound out of sync…
Otherwise, great stuff as usual, Mr. Neil : )
Great instruction, thanks. Tell your camera man to quit tripping over stuff and making all that background noise.
Video was done for those who do not have a jointer,or a severe situation
Once you got your first “straight” edge, why not go to the joiner and continue to work on that same edge, then back to the table saw to cut to your board to dimension plus a 1/16″ then back to the joiner to work the second edge bringing the board to final dimension. Of course you will leave it heavy, to sand it in. That is assuming you already visited the planer before even putting it across the table saw. Seems like less waste and danger to me.
Yes Charles… You are right… Then sometimes a different browser works!
I tell you you could fit my shop in one corner of yours and you’d think you had a new sheet material rack!
Thanks my friend. Useful tech..
John
Hey chord, does this to me sometimes as well, try allowing it to load completely before watching, pain, but sometimes it is the only way.
Video keeps stopping… Aggravating. Youtube sucks again
why not limit the amount of passes and attach a straight edge with a slight overhang. One pass straightens one side, then take jig off flip and cut the otherside.
Hey Charles, that is some awesome info - I’ve had to teach myself to woodwork and it’s been tough to say the least. I live where there’s no one around to help show me things and I’ve found your videos INVALUABLE!!! Thanks so much for helping me to check my squares, a better way for drawer slides, and now, ripping great glue lines - you’re awesome! Keep up the great videos =>
Freida
This is some good stuff. You can see that he is total set up for this with the offcut bin, the roller outfeed and of course the jig. It makes total sense to have a rough blade and come back with a sharper cleaner blade to get the best cut. He, Charles doesn’t need a jointer because you can get a good glue edge from a table saw. The board that was being cut was pretty flat. He would likly use a jointer and/or planer if the board was seriously tiwsted.
normally a jointer would do well,this is an exception,
we just wanted to give guys with no jointer a way to straight line,hey thanks for your comments,
Yeah you’re right that would have to be one long ass jointer. :)
Yeah I meant a jointer, not a planar..
planer or jointer,this piece doesnt have a decent edge
to even use a jointer on unless its a large one and alot of guys dont have jointers at all
Hey Charles, what about using a planar to straighten out that board?
this is better then watching Norm!
Thank you for this video. That looks like a nice and simple Jig to make. I usually don’t need boards that long but if I do now I know how to make them straight.