Don’t know which forum to put this in.

[Bruce Page]

Is this Neander or Tim Taylor technology? :confused:
Pretty cool.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Bp73o2nT5CU&feature=related

[Bob Noles]

Looks like that one sits one the fence between the 2.

Never heard of that machine, but it sure looked interesting.

[Joe Mioux]

OK Bruce, Admit it!

You want to make on of these things, don't you?

joe

[John Bush]

I've seen those in the local Deli!

[Bruce Page]

OK Bruce, Admit it!

You want to make on of these things, don't you?

joe

LOL! If only I had some place to put it!

[Bob Feeser]

Is this a hand plane gone wild? A super wide surface, that a razor sharp blade shears a thin layer off? It doesn't seem like a deli slicer method would produce those kind of results, because then it would imitate what a blade does, or is it?
The cool thing is that if it works like a hand plane, then the woodworking tradition, reserved for the advanced, old world workers, and David Marks is to plane your final surface, getting a surface unobtainable by sandpaper. Is that what it is? If so, it's a Wow rating.
Tell me more.