In Episode One of my screen door project, I took great care in lumber selection and milling process to ensure I ended up with really straight stable stock. But as you'll see in this episode, my decision to let the stock sit partially milled in my shop for two weeks really paid off. My experience has been that with most kiln-dried lumber, you really need to pay very close attention to your milling process to end up with stable material. But by following my patient process, I will end up with a much better final product and can move on to the fun part of the project, the joinery, in the next installment.
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
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