Guido Salvage
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Built a bridge for a friend out of cedar I milled.
What are you building with your milled wood?
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Guido Salvage
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I got my daughter’s table done yesterday, she is going to oil the top and stain the base.
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That looks great!
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And the table is not bad either!
Just kidding, great job, and nice to see the happy camper with her beautiful table!
Just kidding, great job, and nice to see the happy camper with her beautiful table!
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A couple of cutting boards I made that I am selling for a Christmas present.
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Building a bench for the wife.
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Glued up some boards tonight for coasters. I will square it up on the planer and then slice them thin.
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Finished with the built in bench.
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Looks great Mike!
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Not surprised your wife has better taste than you...I like the stain!
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happy spouse happy house it goes both ways
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Tell all the wives that!happy spouse happy house it goes both ways
Kerfed
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@Guido Salvage Have any words of wisdom for making butcher blocks? I am planning on making an endgrain countertop in late winter. What glue do you use? Thanks much and nice work
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I do not do much in the way of end grain due to the difficulty in getting anything flat. A planer is likely to kick it back at you and I do not have a router sled or a drum sander. I use Titebond 3 for glue.
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A local mill has a big drum sander I was figuring to pay for, save some grief in the finishing. Been told end grain blocks are a hassle, just look so good and supposedly easier on knives.
