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Cookbook Stand Recycled White Oak

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A simple design made of recycled oak flooring. The frame boards were resawn and finished to 3/8" thickness, while the base was planed to 5/8". The slot for the frame was cut with a dado blade set to about 10 degrees, and the book support slot was the size of my table saw combo blade kerf. The edges were eased with a block plane. Finished with Diamond Varethane. A great Christmas gift!

Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Howard Devlin

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