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Prof Triggernometry
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I've made a few over the years, for friends as well as for myself. There are several YouTube channels run by craftsmen who make cutting boards professionally, and they're well worth watching. You'll pick up plenty of practical tips for refining your technique, along with clever homemade router jigs and other shop tricks that can save time and improve the finished product on your next project.Hey, if I somehow manage to screw it up I'll just make another one. Or 5. Wood is cheap. Other than the machines, what's expensive is the time and materials spent on the learning curve until you know how to cut/shape the wood so you get tight, gap-free joinery.
I already have people waving cash money at me and saying that they're next in line for one.


