If you check down a few posts, you'll see the sanding set-up that I used to true the corners of a piece of wood to be used for the top of a small table.
We finally finished the table, and I'm pleased to say the the edges required only a little touch-up to prepare it for bearing-guided routing.
And here's a photo of the tray that inspired the project!
Friday, April 22, 2016
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Error alert for basket project in Issue 63 of SSW
It was just brought to my attention that the dimensions for the base piece of the basket are incorrect. They should be 5-1/2" x 5-1/2", not 4" x 4".
If you have already cut the rings, you can use the remainder of the base from the original blank by sanding off the wedges from the underside. It should match the bottom ring perfectly. If you drilled a small hole in the center for pattern placement, you can fill it with a mixture of glue and sawdust and it will pretty well disappear.
Sorry for the error, but sometimes they slip through despite many layers of proofreading.
If you have already cut the rings, you can use the remainder of the base from the original blank by sanding off the wedges from the underside. It should match the bottom ring perfectly. If you drilled a small hole in the center for pattern placement, you can fill it with a mixture of glue and sawdust and it will pretty well disappear.
Sorry for the error, but sometimes they slip through despite many layers of proofreading.
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