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Use a jointer to straighten one edge, then stack them so the jointed edge is flush on the stack, nail the stack together with brads and then plane them as a group. Or you could joint one edge, run them through the table saw with a fine tooth blade to get them parallel and then a very thin pass...

I have an electric lift chair from my dad's estate. I would only need to build a wider boat with room for the generator. I also have a lift/support pole that was next to his bed, although I think it would be more appropriate as a dance pole for the water nymphs that we come across.

You can introduce wave into the cut if you force the feed too fast and cause the blade to slow down. It then tends to vibrate and give a wavy cut. Also if the blade is significantly higher than the wood is thick, you will get some wave. So, I would recommend, use a featherboard, slow the feed...