Last week I developed a new technique of making Patterned Plywood edges and this week I’m turning it into a bookcase for my friend Janna.
Original Edge-Grain Patterned Plywood video
Build inspired by
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Rockler Precision Miter Gauge
Rockler Precision Miter Gauge Fence
Rockler Pro Lift Router Lift
Rockler Sure Foot Clamps
Rockler Bandy Clamps
Rockler Marking and Measuring Pouch
Rockler Glue Paddles
Additional products used in the build (affiliate links)
ISOtunes Pro 2.0
12” Speed Square
Festool Track Saw
Saw Stop 36” 3hp Cabinet Saw
Mirka Deros Sander
Jet 14” Bandsaw
Kreg Bandsaw Fence
Starbond CA Glue
Empire Framing Square
GVS Half Mask Respirator
Titebond 1 Wood Glue
Glue Bot Glue Bottle
Shinwa 12” Ruler
Freud Dado Set
Handi-Shims
Armor tools Auto Adjusting Locking Face Clamps
Table Saw Blades I use (affiliate links)
Note because I have a 3 hp saw I use “ industrial” 1/8” kerf blades. If you have a lower power saw you’ll want to use “Thin Kerf” Blades.
Cutting splines, crosscutting, and general usage | Freud 10” x 50T Combo Blade
Industrial
Thin Kerf
Ripping and milling | 10” x 30T Glue Line Ripping Blade
Industrial
Thin Kerf
Plywood | 10” x 80T Freud Ultimate Plywood Blade
Industrial
Thin Kerf
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