Pompous much? As described above, "w/o the sled at all and run the material through w/o compressing it and let the planer take care of it on it's (sic) own."... Notice there is no mention of any "pre" planing (either with hand planes or your plane with a "tail" on it) such that you start with a reasonably flat reference surface to lay on the planer table. Assuming that approach, nothing but heavy-assed 80lb boards that are crazy-warped and bowed and a 3.5' planer table, you're saying you could get the boards flat and I couldn't? Well come on over and show me how it's done then smart guy! I'm more than willing to be enlightened.