I have ¾" hardwood flooring that is varying by 1/64", 1/32", 3/64" width. (No chance to return to the manufacturer) I am trying to figure a way to smoothly shave off 1/64" along one edge of the flooring boards when necessary to match the previous board. 1/32 - 1/16" is a large gap in the flooring field. If the boards were always perfectly straight I could rip the dimension on the table saw. The problem is most are not perfectly straight and ripping on a bow would make matters worse. I need to be able to follow a concave or at times a convex bow and reduce the dimension. I was thinking of my router table but presently the fence forces a concave bow away from the fence as the board is advance forward on the curve. I also gave thought to feeding multiples through my planer but I do not think the rollers would straighten the bow on several 6" yellow birch planks.
Any help would be appreciated.