When purchasing raw wood and taking into account losses for jointing and planing, what do you purchase for your desired final thickness?
For example:
4/4 for thicknesses ranging from ? to ? 5/4 for ? to ? 6/4 for ? to ? 8/4 for ? to ?When purchasing raw wood and taking into account losses for jointing and planing, what do you purchase for your desired final thickness?
For example:
4/4 for thicknesses ranging from ? to ? 5/4 for ? to ? 6/4 for ? to ? 8/4 for ? to ?Typically 1/4" less than what you start with. 4/4 becomes 3/4" thick, 5/4 becomes 1" and so on. That said, very often you can and will end up with thicker pieces depending on how flat the wood is to start with.
But keep in mind that 5/4 can easily become two 3/8"
If straight and not too rough, so can 4/4.
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