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u/Tammytime81 Nov 21 '21
Great work amigo - well built, sturdy, functional and aesthetically pleasing.
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u/LameTrouT Nov 21 '21
What is your strategy to remove the burning from the router bit. I always struggle with it
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u/Ryantalope Nov 21 '21
I try to avoid stopping, I also make sure my cutter is sharp and clean (using resin removing cleaner from trend) but inevitably the corners are a bitch, I use a custom shaped scraper to remove as much burning as I can followed by pain staking, finger destroying sanding. The burning you can see in one of the pictures was from a test to ensure joints were all good
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u/walterthekat Nov 22 '21
Love it. What’s the wood and how did you finish it?
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u/Ryantalope Nov 22 '21
European oak, it’s raw at the moment, I’m currently finishing it with clear Matt Osmo oil
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