Waiting to see if the big box that arrived that I'm not allowed to look in is the planer thicknesser I asked for for my birthday, or the wet grinder. Until then, I started taking down some of the high spots by hand. Quangsheng No. 62 low angle jack massively out performed the Stanley No. 4, probably because I didn't pay any attention to grain direction when gluing up the pieces. Also flattened one side as a reference face with the big Faithful No. 7, which is now performing brilliantly after buying a new iron for it.
I may end up splitting the final board into 4 and making a set of coasters as it really is too small for anything else. But I'm enjoying the process as practice regardless.
Waiting to see if the big box that arrived that I'm not allowed to look in is the planer thicknesser I asked for for my birthday, or the wet grinder. Until then, I started taking down some of the high spots by hand. Quangsheng No. 62 low angle jack massively out performed the Stanley No. 4, probably because I didn't pay any attention to grain direction when gluing up the pieces. Also flattened one side as a reference face with the big Faithful No. 7, which is now performing brilliantly after buying a new iron for it.
I may end up splitting the final board into 4 and making a set of coasters as it really is too small for anything else. But I'm enjoying the process as practice regardless.