My regular milling routine is hybrid but for a demonstration I prepped one board using only hand tools. Going from raw lumber to s4s stock ready for joinery can be an intimidating task for the uninitiated, but it is a critical skill in woodworking. Square and straight stock is what makes joinery possible, and allows you to make unique boxes, case work, and furniture. It affords you the opportunity to work with amazing local woods, and exotics at the most affordable in there raw form, and gives you a reason to make a friend at your local lumber yard.
Starting with a scrub plane, and using hand saws, and my trusty Bedrock Jack Plane. It was quite a workout, by the end I was drenched in sweat and breathing heavy. Then I took a piece from the same board and prepped it using machines: my jointer, planer, and tablesaw.
It was pretty obvious that the machines would win, but I figured this was an interesting way to present the information.
The hand prepped board took 27 minutes to prepare, and I didn't even have to pull any wind out of the board.
The Machine prepped board took 7 minutes, and I completely forgot to stop the clock while I move the camera from machine to machine.
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