Deep Clean-up of Routed Grooves

to the next step. Have all of the carving done. Uh so now what we have to do is we have to go back and if you look down in the some of these cracks here, you can see that we've got packs of sawdust in there. So what I have to do is go in and make sure that all of that sawdust gets taken out. I've done videos on this uh in the past where I've talked about using a stiff bristle brush and brushing down in there in those crevices because we're going to spray our color down in there. You're actually going to spray that red. So, see how that that brush didn't want to get all that out. So, I'm going to kind of help it by using my little hand carving tool and cleaning out those grooves. So, see even down in here, you guys probably couldn't see before. I'm Can you get down in there? See that little piece right there? If I don't take that out now, then that's going to come out later and it'll end up being a white spot. So, you have to be really meticulous. All of these things that could come out, you got to take the time and get them out of there now so that when you get your color down in there, they don't come out afterwards. So, I'm going to go ahead and I kind of I think you've kind of seen what I what I need to do here. I'm going to take a few minutes off camera, clean all of my grooves out, make sure all of this stuff, See all of that stuff there? I don't want any of that stuff to come out after my spraying is done. All right,