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Originally Posted by bmellis11
I think about getting a thickness sander all the time, but I don't really have the room and I really don't like the dust from sanding and don't have a good way to control it.
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I think it is a given that one needs to include dust collection in the cost of the sander.
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I think if I focus on slowing down and if I camber the edges of my blade (because a lot of times a corner does dig in)...
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If the plane is digging in either the depth of cut is too great, the iron tilted or you are planing against the grain. If there is any runout in the top - there usually is some - one half of the top needs to be planed in one direction and the other half the opposite direction, as determined by the runout. Planing in the wrong direction causes torn grain.
10-02-2019, 05:52 PM
