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  1. 07-25-2020, 11:20 AM #16
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    Try spraying water on the board before planing. I would try on a scrap first.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Josko Catipovic View Post
    I gotta try that. How dilute?
    I have used Zinser 1 pound "cut" diluted with the same volume of Denatured alcohol.

    It was effective in dealing with small "pin" knots it local yellow pine. I haven't tried other dilutions or wood species.
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    Just makes a mess....
    Ok..had a pine glue up panel that needed to be flat and smooth....drawers will be sliding on it...
    Plane Pine, the before.JPG
    That glue line would cause drawers to hang up...didn't need any water...or any other messy stuff....just Stanley No. 4, Type 10...
    Plane Pine, skew the plane.JPG
    Just push it along at about this angle...skewed so it slices it way along..
    Plane Pine, speed bumps.JPG
    Go at those speed bumps at an angle...let the grain tell you which...
    PlanePine, making shavings.JPG
    And just make shavings...
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