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hard to tell from the photo but looks like saw marks from when the top was resawn on a bandsaw.

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They look like infeed roller planer marks. Taking a normal thickness cut on a planer removes these, but a really light pass or running stock a second time results in those lines. They don't look like bandsaw marks to me, but I've been wrong before... idunno

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Do you mean what the're from? Look like band saw marks on the right. Not sure what that mess on the left is from. I've never gotten marks like that from my planer.

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From or for, either one helps.

I think the debris is left over from the mouse nest I couldn't get totally cleaned out. This is a very early Bay State from an estate sale.
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Well it looks good from the picture. Those marks will clean up.

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SteveG wrote:
They look like infeed roller planer marks. Taking a normal thickness cut on a planer removes these, but a really light pass or running stock a second time results in those lines. They don't look like bandsaw marks to me, but I've been wrong before... idunno

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SteveG wrote:
They look like infeed roller planer marks. Taking a normal thickness cut on a planer removes these, but a really light pass or running stock a second time results in those lines. They don't look like bandsaw marks to me, but I've been wrong before... idunno

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wbergman wrote:
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Do you mean what the're from? Look like band saw marks on the right. Not sure what that mess on the left is from. I've never gotten marks like that from my planer.

Mess is the right word

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