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I have one on my lathe. It just collects wood chips.
Lots going on in that pepper mill gman.![]()
I've been using it up and it looks cool!No and Nope.Well, were you a cubscout or boyscout? Just being prepared.
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Then I sanded on the current project for over an hour with 60 grit paper and I still have this small spot of tear out to deal with. I had a couple of pretty hard catches that caused the tear out. But it's almost gone, one more sanding session and it'll be gone.
I tried a curved scraper but it didnt really seem to cut well on the inside curve. It's just a hard spot to get at. One more session and I'll have it gone.@woodtickgreg have you tried scrapers? I bought a set of scrapers that had different curvatures. When I get a little area of tear out I’ll use a scraper in just that area and get rid of it. I think it’s alot easier than sanding & sanding & sanding....
nothing wrong with some safety items!!
Putting together another version of a “chaotic” end grain cutting board. Been glueing up scrap pieces for weeks as I get them. Ain’t the most efficient way of building these but I didn’t want to waste all of this wood.
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I was gonna say that borders on crazy...but no, it's crazy!!