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What's the best way to attach the bottom panel to the sides on trays like these?

34 upvotes • volcanonacho

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Gym refinish day 4 update.

33 upvotes • westcoastfloorguy

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I finally did a commission..

33 upvotes • felinebarbecue

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Gym refinish update, sealed.

32 upvotes • westcoastfloorguy

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I learned you can take off too much per pass

31 upvotes • iamnotatigwelder

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First Project

30 upvotes • daddysphinx

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Is 1.75 HP enough for 8/4 Hardwoods?

30 upvotes • HolySpaceGeek

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Bismuth/tin alloy and walnut. Low melting point alloy poured into CNC cut cavity. Hand-cut extensions in the cavity corner bottom edges to ensure the poured metal is hooked into the wood

30 upvotes • SubterminallyILL

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Water Based or Oil Based

30 upvotes • mikeymon87

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Can someone explain wood grian in opposite directions

28 upvotes • Big_Analyst6635

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What's the best way to attach the bottom panel to the sides on trays like these?	34	volcanonacho
Gym refinish day 4 update.	33	westcoastfloorguy
I finally did a commission..	33	felinebarbecue
Gym refinish update, sealed.	32	westcoastfloorguy
I learned you can take off too much per pass	31	iamnotatigwelder
First Project	30	daddysphinx
Is 1.75 HP enough for 8/4 Hardwoods?	30	HolySpaceGeek
Bismuth/tin alloy and walnut. Low melting point alloy poured into CNC cut cavity. Hand-cut extensions in the cavity corner bottom edges to ensure the poured metal is hooked into the wood	30	SubterminallyILL
Water Based or Oil Based	30	mikeymon87
Can someone explain wood grian in opposite directions	28	Big_Analyst6635