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1 hour ago, gobbypunk said:

Yep nice flooring I bet it looks stunning when done ,how long did you dry the boards for,before you machined them ,hopefully I will be posting loads of milling pics now I have my mill set up just need the band guide bearings,Nice floorboards , I could do with some,we live in what they call Social Housing and just threw the bathroom fitters out ,the flooring they did is 1mm thick ,a F###ing joke ,sorry for derailing your thread .

The boards had been air drying in a covered area for about 2 yrs and then machined to thickness before going in a warming room/kiln for 6 mths after which they were machined to width, cut to length squared off then tongue and grooved all round.

No worries about derailing. 

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11 hours ago, gobbypunk said:

Hi what did you use to do the tongue and groove was it a spindle moulder?

Nope, router & table.

Not a huge fan of spindle moulders, you've got a better chance of survival standing in front of a chainsaw when the chain snaps then a spindle moulder when a cutter comes out, believe me they stop at nothing not even brick walls!

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