How to join wood boards together

If you are working with pallet wood and want straight boards, you could use a jointer. I don't have one, so I had to come up with another method.

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Joining wood with dowels is a century-old hack that woodworkers still use. To say that it’s a complicated technique is utter nonsense.

I know what it’s like to woodwork without a jointer. It can be challenging to say the least. I worked for about three and a half years without a jointer. It’s possible to work without one and I’ve got five ways you can joint boards without a jointer!

Tanner Rowley on Instagram: "Bread and butter woodworking tip This is a fun experiment for you, walk to the nearest wooden table to you, and see if you can spot the planks of wood that were glued together to make the entire table top. If it was done well, it might actually be really hard to even see where these joint lines are. You might not know this, but single pieces of wood that are big enough to make an entire table top are few and far between. For 95% of tables out there, to achieve…

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