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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? At least you can still make this great coaster. Learn how to trim excess wine cork of 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
"Okay now, after our glue is dried enough for the cork to stick, we're going to turn it upside down. This glue on this is not really dry enough. We're going to show you the rest of it on that. What you do is take your board and lay it down flat and trim it off. We'll keep going like that until we've gone all the way around the piece."
eHow Article: Texas-Shaped Coaster: Trimming Excess Cork
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