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set your straight edge to the desired width and make another pass.
(it's called: trimming to fit). a/k/a woodworking & craftsmanship.
(it's called: trimming to fit). a/k/a woodworking & craftsmanship.
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Gary - I mean from side to side to get the proper width for the track. scoot the straight edge over just enough for you to get the width you need. you can also wrap some 40 grit sandpaper around a piece of 1/2" wood and sand it by hand.
if you cut the groove too wide, use Bondo body filler. if you cut it too deep, thickened epoxy in the bottom of the groove and the track pressed in even with the wood until the epoxy sets, then install the screws. if it is a wood table, I run the orbital sander over all of it.
looking forward to seeing your new table !!
if you cut the groove too wide, use Bondo body filler. if you cut it too deep, thickened epoxy in the bottom of the groove and the track pressed in even with the wood until the epoxy sets, then install the screws. if it is a wood table, I run the orbital sander over all of it.
looking forward to seeing your new table !!
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Dr. Neon - nice post. please go to the New Member Introduction and tell us a little more about yourself and your projects.
many of us here like to do wood signs and paint them.
many of us here like to do wood signs and paint them.
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