Repairing beetle holes in flame box elder (Woodworking doesnt always go as planned) @TheSnekkerShow
Repairing beetle holes in flame box elder (Woodworking doesnt always go as planned)  @TheSnekkerShow
Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I wanted to make some beetle holes disappear from the front of a cabinet frame, but my first attempt was a little more noticeable than I wanted. The second attempt didn't look too great either. Eight attempts later, the area being patched was much bigger than when it started, but I think that the final outcome was about as good as it's going to get for this round.
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Repairing beetle holes in flame box elder (Woodworking doesn't always go as planned)

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