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A weird project - End grain cutting board
http://www.frontiernet.net/~toller/Cuttingboard.jpg
I glued up two cutting boards out of radom scraps. Then I cut them into 1" pieces, mixed them up, and turned them so that all the end grain was up, and glued them up. About a pint of BLO later... It looks and feels like smooth formica, except the detail is way beyond what you could get in formica. I am not sure I like it, but it is interesting. |
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