Humday Triviola
We have all heard the term "hit or miss". What does the term mean in the world of wood?
Tom
Humday Triviola
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#2Does this have something to do with thumbs?
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#3;-) No
Good guess, but the use of hammers and ensuing black thumb nails is not the answer.
Tom
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#4Re: ;-) No
How about logging?
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Well I'd try to answer this but I gotta go run wood through my planer
glc
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It adds $.50/bf at my local hardwood supplier.
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I'll just skip right along and give you the answer later.
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#8Awright....The Answer
There was just no stumping the panel today. Most answers are correct. In surfaced lumber, hit and miss is a series of skips by planer knives with surfaced areas between skips.
I cant't afford to send everyone a Golden Uni. So just exect a few assorted parts.
Tom
