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Cut Strips and Glue Panels

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Rare Earth Magnet Cutting Board

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What happens here

Using a table saw, rip the milled boards into narrower strips. Once the strips are cut, apply a generous amount of wood glue, specifically Titebond III Wood Glue, to the edges of several strips. Arrange the glued strips side-by-side on a flat surface, and clamp them tightly using pipe clamps or similar bar clamps to ensure a strong bond and a flat panel. Allow adequate time for the glue to cure completely according to the manufacturer's instructions, typically 24 hours.

Goal: This step involves cutting the milled lumber into narrower strips and then gluing them together to form wider panels for the cutting boards, ensuring a strong and flat surface.

Tools and materials

  • Pipe Clamps Harbor Freight
  • Titebond III Wood Glue Titebond

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and get all the wobbles out of them to use for this project after I got all the pieces straight flat and squared I was ready to start gluing them up based off of the serving sizes they would be so if for example walnut walnut might be a small serving plate maybe a dessert plate that would have some crepes on or something like that and then the oak might be a large dinner size thing that have a big cheese spread on it I got them all glued up with type on three which is one of my favorite ones that it has a little bit more of that waterproofing or water resisting tendency after letting the pieces dry

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