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Have never used one, so not sure how much i can say. It looks much safer than those angle grinder chainsaw blades.
Can you get different burr levels? A coarse one for roughing and a finer one for when you're close to finished.
I'd probably do a couple of practice pieces before starting on the main project too. To get a feel for how it behaves, particularly in different grain directions.
Have never used one, so not sure how much i can say. It looks much safer than those angle grinder chainsaw blades.
Can you get different burr levels? A coarse one for roughing and a finer one for when you're close to finished.
I'd probably do a couple of practice pieces before starting on the main project too. To get a feel for how it behaves, particularly in different grain directions.
I want to create something similar to this.
I want to create something similar to this.
https://pic8.co/sh/L7H0zy.jpg
That'll be pretty cool. Should be a good tool for that job.
As an alternative to colored wood stains, you can use food coloring mixed with a bit of vinegar. Here's an example of its use: https://poal.co/s/Woodworking/622393
That'll be pretty cool. Should be a good tool for that job.
As an alternative to colored wood stains, you can use food coloring mixed with a bit of vinegar. Here's an example of its use: https://poal.co/s/Woodworking/622393
Wow, I love the color penetration and depth. I'm gonna mix up a small amount and test it
Wow, I love the color penetration and depth. I'm gonna mix up a small amount and test it
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