| Project by Tomw | posted 818 days ago | 895 views | 8 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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This design is easy to correct as you go if, like me, you don’t have a planer or drum sander. I was able to true up on the tablesaw with my crosscut sled at each stage of glueup. Very little belt sanding required at the end. White oak & cherry, with mineral oil finish.
-- Tom
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nitewalker41
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#1 posted 818 days ago
really neat pattern, will have to give it a try, nice work
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SASmith
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#2 posted 818 days ago
Very impressive, especially without a planer or drum sander.
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Tony
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#3 posted 817 days ago
very nice design and a very nice board
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Mary Anne
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#4 posted 786 days ago
I like the design. Thanks for the SketchUp drawing and dimensions that show how you went about it. You could probably make a pretty complex maze design using just those segments. Good job keeping things square and flat with your table saw.
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#5 posted 782 days ago
Such a simple design and such great execution. I love these types of boards.
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