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    I watched hgtv. In an I industrial shop a long 6x6 or 8x8 was run through a planer. Why was th ere no snipe?

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    I would guess perfectly flat infeed and outfeed, a well set up machine and the weight of the timber would also help.
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    The only time you'll get snipe on industrial machinery is when something isn't aligned properly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sussertown View Post
    I watched hgtv. In an I industrial shop a long 6x6 or 8x8 was run through a planer. Why was th ere no snipe?
    You can prevent snipe if the board is supported along its length in such a way that it does not move up or down. Any such movement will push the ends - where movement is only possible - into the blades. Using a long MDF platform through the planer/thicknesser is a common type of supprt used if the in- and outfeed tables are insufficient.

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