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Here are a few photos of some tri-force cutting boards I have made lately. I made the first one for a good friend, who saw one online and was a huge zelda fan. I kept putting it off, and couldn't make her understand how hard I thought it would be to make those perfect triangles. I told her that a 45 degree cut is one thing, but I don't know about a 60, lol.
Well after a few lopsided attempts on the RAS, I finally came up with a nice table saw sled that not only let me cut the smaller triangles, but trim up the larger ones after being glued up.
I used biscuits to hold most of the pieces together, because I don't trust the grain deviations of the triangles.
These are both done out of walnut and hard maple, and finished with mineral oil.
Next I need to do some end grain ones I guess.
If anyone is really interested I'll post photos of the sled I used.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/186641076/tri-force-edge-grained-cutting-board-17??
Well after a few lopsided attempts on the RAS, I finally came up with a nice table saw sled that not only let me cut the smaller triangles, but trim up the larger ones after being glued up.
I used biscuits to hold most of the pieces together, because I don't trust the grain deviations of the triangles.
These are both done out of walnut and hard maple, and finished with mineral oil.
Next I need to do some end grain ones I guess.
If anyone is really interested I'll post photos of the sled I used.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/186641076/tri-force-edge-grained-cutting-board-17??