Small batches are very enjoyable to make; cutting corners and sanding edges can be boring with a large batch.
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| stain shows the richness of birdseye maple |
Tuesday, June 9, 2020
Birdseye Maple
On 5/25/2020, I pulled out a small piece of birdseye maple on my wood shelves - 1/4"x2 1/2"x16" and developed my plans which I changed on 6/7/2020. I did the layout on 6/7 and cut and assembled; on 6/8 I drilled hole on verticals, sanded faces, and cut corners. On 6/9 I sanded edges and stained with Puritan Pine, bringing out the beauty of the wood. If dry tomorrow, I will add a coat of poly.
Small batches are very enjoyable to make; cutting corners and sanding edges can be boring with a large batch.
Small batches are very enjoyable to make; cutting corners and sanding edges can be boring with a large batch.
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