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2nd cutting board
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Betsy
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#1 posted 514 days ago
Bob – I’ve had those cutting boards—- those are the ones I keep for myself! This one looks great though. Looks like you’re getting the hang of it.
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degoose
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#2 posted 514 days ago
Apart from a little slippage… very nice…
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#3 posted 514 days ago
how did you do this? its great!
rfonte649
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#4 posted 513 days ago
Credit goes to http://lumberjocks.com/McLeanVA/blog/18453, thanks Mclean for the great instructions.
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#5 posted 406 days ago
I just completed a similar one and glued 2 sticks together at a time to avoid slippage. I had asked about using a pin nailer to hold the pieces while the glue set up and the general consensus seemed to be that using a glue board and slightly curved cauls would be sufficient. I agree that they do help significantly, but for joint tolerances as tight as required by a zigzag design, I wasn’t comfortable with that method. YMMV
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