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You didn't fix the board with hot melt glue. You used a thickness planer. You might as well have said "How to fix a warped board with thin scraps of wood."

Complete bs. Proper title, "How to fix a warped board with lumber mill equipment (extremely expensive)"

Woodworking is hard

Yeah. You just need an industrial planer.

Nice technique -- that's one way! I've used a hot glue gun and shims on a board through a thickness planer to save what can be saved for future use. Thanks for providing this video. Ignore the haters -- they were abused children. 😅 My .02

@4:06 it still appears to have a slight bow

Buuuuu

That’s fixing a twisted board with a planer.

Very good idea but I not have big planner machine..

Click Bait, takes more than a hot glue gun! Need wedges, oh don’t wanna forget the $1000 machine!

helpful to me. thanks.

Lose a lot of wood that way

Great video

This cat sounds just like my uncle in east Tennessee. Great job.

Okay, it's not with a glue gun... It's with a damn planer...

This vid could be how to a plane 3/4 board into a 1/2 inch board thats now too thin for what i need

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You didn't fix anything, you just removed a bunch of material.

a truly great idea,if one has a thicknesser/planer !

My only issue is you lose sooo much thickness. Wouldn’t it be better to cut down the middle, plane individually and then re-glue it ? That way you lose very little in thickness ? I saw that done somewhere

They say he made it from a bigger board... :)

Hey, it works

Great video thanks for sharing

How much thickness was lost? . 1" down to 5/8"? ... or...

Thanks for the great video. I have a twisted 4" x 8" section which I will be using as a pilaster to break up siding and board and batten cladding on my house build. This technique will fix this issue. Also, I will be laminating sections for railing rails and posts, so this will come in really handy. Cheers from Canada.

If you are going to rip this board for your project, better to rip it first and plane each piece, I believe. You potentially could end up with thicker pieces

I hope you guys are still doing well, would love if you guys ever came back at somepoint

3:22 skilled one you can see here.💪

So I’m only missing the massive plainer, otherwise I got this

Who knew that planing a fuckin board straightened it. How about actually showing us how to straighten the board instead of taking half the thickness off?

How to fix a warped board with hot glue (and a $2500 wood planer) fixed your video title for you

very nice

Being a father and or a grandfather teaching your kids stuff like this is so rewarding I can’t wait to teach my children

That is clever mate, thanks so much!

the guitar music in the background sends this video into hipster garbage

"wow this is incredible I've got a glue gun, and I can make some wedges. I'm totally going to be able to sort my warped aprons out after dinner" *Camera pans to huge industrial planer" 😢

Dammit, of all the workshop tools I'm trying to justify buying before I justify a planer; I need a planer for this *simple* fix 😁 Otherwise great tip !👍

ha ha with hot glue.... and a great big machine! lol I did enjoy the video. I was looking for a way to fix a warped table myself and I don't have a workshop :) Loved the accent too. I'm an Aussie :)

Thank you, short and straight to the point !

This is the kind of video I was looking for. Some people said put a wet towel on the piece of wood and iron it out then clamp it for 24hrs. Well that didn’t work. So I am going to use your method! Thank you sir

or, hear me out... c clamps and compression after a good soak, no loss. takes time, but some of us dont have 5000$ machinery

Great, now I need to buy a planer, and a table saw as well lol

The planer fixed the wood, not the hot glue.

Wow, amazing what you can do when you plane from 4/4 to 2/4!

simple - i only need an industrial planer 👍👍

ok now how the f do u fix a bow

Wish I had a plainer.

Brilliant 👍

Need to add " and a kick ass planer " to the title. Great video!

That planner is mad.