It's bad enough that he actually did that on a compound angle and a cove, and made it work, then he's got to show off, and put that squiggly line of Walnut in there, and make it all work!!
It's bad enough that he actually did that on a compound angle and a cove, and made it work, then he's got to show off, and put that squiggly line of Walnut in there, and make it all work!!
I had a nice, clear piece of oak. Left over from cutting a few boards for a friend yesterday.
Problem, it's too narrow. So I used a trick I just read about in a magazine.
First I ripped a diagonal cut.
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After jointing the two edges, I moved the two halves to "widen" the board.
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Then glue them together.
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I had a nice, clear piece of oak. Left over from cutting a few boards for a friend yesterday.
Problem, it's too narrow. So I used a trick I just read about in a magazine.
First I ripped a diagonal cut.
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After jointing the two edges, I moved the two halves to "widen" the board.
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Then glue them together.
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I'm interested huckelberry!Hinges...
Hinges....
The yet to be top will need hinges....
I got something I will try



