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Success With Large Slabs
From flattening to butterfly keys, how to handle one-of-a-kind pieces of wood
by
D. Douglas Mooberry, Michael Zuba
Chances are, you're used to shaping wood to fit the project, whether you're carving ball-and-claw feet or shaping molding on a router table. But when you work with a large slab, you have to turn that practice on its head. The slab shapes the project. The slab is the star. Turning these unique pieces of wood into furniture requires a special set of skills, from buying the slab to handling it safely to flattening it and shaping its edges.
From Fine Woodworking #206
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