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Upper Cut Woodworks demonstrates clean, tight grain-wrapped miter joints on eight walnut boxes designed as trophy bases for the United States Fencing Association. Continue reading Video Post #6: USFA Trophy Bases: Cutting the Miters and Clamping Square Upper Cut Woodworks uses a Magswitch featherboard to square a table saw miter gauge to the blade for perfect crosscuts. Continue reading Video Post #5: Shop Tip: Squaring a Table Saw Miter Gauge with Magswitch Upper Cut Woodworks repairs a split in the end of a walnut board with tinted epoxy. This technique is easy and produces a results that is strong, workable, and matches the wood well. This post includes photos and video. Continue reading Video Post #4: USFA Trophy Bases: Repairing Voids in Walnut with Epoxy |
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