Re: mini thicknesser

You could just mill the wood with a bit, just like mowing the lawn.
up and down the length.

A wood 'thicknesser' might be better called a planer. at a few
hundred dollars each, you could buy a LOT of wood for your testing.

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "keongsan" <keongsan@y...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Wonder if someone can help this cheapskate to save some money, this
> penny-pincher who would like to do some repeatative practice
> engraving on the same piece of wood. What I hope to do is to do
> practice engraving No. 1, run it through a thicknesser to get a new
> smooth surface with constant thickness, do practice engraving No.
2,
> run thro' thicknesser again, etc. hopefully ad infiniti
>
> Only problem, one can't run a 9" piece of timber through a full
size
> thicknesser.
>
> So where does one go to purchase a mini desktop thicknesser, or how
> would one go about fabricating one?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> keongsan