heringbone design, made from sawing up and down the rails of a palet to obtain about 14" long boards which were then put through a thickness planner
Dave O, Let me tell you the whole story behind the picture. I changed a screened-in backporch into a sun room or as some call it a Florida room. What I had structurally was 4x4 treated posts 4 feet on center. I put in 32 inch wide windows which left about 16 inches of space between the windows. I could have bought a couple of sheets of paneling and been finished in a couple of hours but I bought myself a thichness planner for Christmas and wanted to try it out on some boards that I cut from between the rails of pallets. They did not quite span the space so I went to the herringbone design. To hold it all together I have a spine board up the middle of the back held together with left over dry wall screws. The screw heads countersinked into wood is what you are seeing in the picture. I am really surprised at the before and after with the planner.