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This seems like a safer play to me. I trust my cuts but this is not something I want to screw up and waste a shitload of time invested into these babies! haha. Thanks for clarifying that....I wasn't sure if a router could take that much vs getting 99.9% of the way there with the circular. I know it's totally backwards order of operations but these things are already completely stained and sealed. I was advised by a personal carpenter friend to do it all first, but now seeing it sort of should've waited for the end. Either way, what needs to be sanded, will be sanded. -
Correct, that stock is flat with just a small 1/4 round profile. The chatoyant quality in the mahogany and the maple provide the look. And thanks -
I bought a ? gallon fiber container/drum for mine and cut a vertical slot into the side and attached a strip of acrylic as a window. -
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