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Texas-Shaped Coaster: Wine Corks and Plywood
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Band Saw Cut
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Light Sanding
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Cut Wine Corks
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Diagonal Wine Cork Pattern
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Block Pattern for Wine Corks
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Line Pattern for Wine Corks
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Start Gluing Corks
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Final Cork Gluing
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Trimming Excess Cork
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Smoothing Edges
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Staining
Texas-Shaped Coaster: Trimming Edges
Summary: Not from Texas? Too bad. Learn how to make band saw cut for a Texas-shaped coaster in this free wood crafts video from a professional carpenter.
Michael is a musician, artist, and woodworker in Austin, TX. He has been designing and building furniture for 25 years. He received his training in restoration at the nationally...read more
"O.K. now I'm going to cut out this little outline of Texas on my ban saw. If you don't have a ban saw you can use what's called a coping saw, and its a little hand saw with a big round back on it. You can get it at your local wood shop or home store, and cut it out by hand. So first thing I'm going to do is set the guide down close just enough so that this will fit in there and that's going to hold my blade steady, and I'll start from this side and just go around these curves. I didn't make any acute angles in this because they're hard to saw. We got to stop I have to put my glasses on I can't see."
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