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25th August 2018, 12:10 PM #16
I just read through all replies quickly and don't think any one mentioned this qwerty.
If you have a made up top that is bowed / cupped ( another name for it )or a wide board that is bowed, its got to be checked that its flat on its bottom before it goes through a thicknesser. Then made flat if it is bowed on its bottom side. The thicknesser has infeed and out feed rollers that makes all flat as it goes in and comes out. A thicknesser takes off some wood and out comes the wood on the other side thinner but still with a bow or cup in it .
What are waterfalls on either side ? Is this the moulding each side of the top , or is the top stepping down in thickness as it gets towards the edge ? Never heard of that . Ive seen waterfall fronts on cabinets .
Rob
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