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I'm make some edge grain cutting boards,And I'm; wondering to what grit to
sand them 220 or higher? Len |
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leonard wrote:
I'm make some edge grain cutting boards,And I'm; wondering to what grit to sand them 220 or higher? Len Sand them to the grit that leaves a surface you are proud of, Len. Seriously. It just "depends". Dave |
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leonard wrote: I'm make some edge grain cutting boards,And I'm; wondering to what grit to sand them 220 or higher? Len |
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"leonard" wrote in message ... I'm make some edge grain cutting boards,And I'm; wondering to what grit to sand them 220 or higher? It's important to get a glassy, burnished surface on those boards so they show the cuts better. Then there's the grain-raising effect of the water used to wash 'em. P150 is good enough. You're only dressing up the pig to take it to the butcher else. |
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