Sandie C asks:
>
>This is something that baffles me no matter which way I think about it. I am
>making a cabinet using 4/4 s4s it measures 13/16" is this 1" pine or 3/4"
>(which incidentally is what my pattern calls for.)
Adjust for any size differences in the plans. It is 4/4 (1") stock that has
been planed to thickness, but left 1/16" fat.
Charlie Self
"The test and the use of man's education is that he finds pleasure in the
exercise of his mind." Jacques Barzun
13/16 was/(is?) the hardwood standard for 4/4. 3/4 is the softwood
standard. Remember to adjust for difference from the plans where necessary.
"Sandie C" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> This is something that baffles me no matter which way I think about it. I
am
> making a cabinet using 4/4 s4s it measures 13/16" is this 1" pine or 3/4"
> (which incidentally is what my pattern calls for.)
>
> TIA
>
> Sandie
>
>
it'll be 3/4 just as soon as you run it through your surface
planer. 4/4 is 13/16 actual.
dave
Sandie C wrote:
> This is something that baffles me no matter which way I think about it. I am
> making a cabinet using 4/4 s4s it measures 13/16" is this 1" pine or 3/4"
> (which incidentally is what my pattern calls for.)
>
> TIA
>
> Sandie
>
>