Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Work on the legs has started! After cutting the curves that create the armrest I used the Turbo Scaper to smooth everything out. The Turbo Scaper has negative rake cutters and works great on end grain. Follow that up with the sander.
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Work on the legs has started! After cutting the curves that create the armrest I used the Turbo Scaper to smooth everything out. The Turbo Scaper has negative rake cutters and works great on end grain. Follow that up with the sander.
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