Sand Glued Panels

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What happens here

Once the wood glue has fully cured, remove the clamps. Use a random orbital sander to smooth both sides of the glued-up panels. Start with a coarser grit sandpaper, such as 80-grit, to quickly remove any dried glue squeeze-out and minor inconsistencies. Progress to finer grits like 120-grit and then 220-grit to achieve a uniformly smooth surface. Ensure all visible glue lines are minimized and the panels are ready for shaping.

Goal: After the glue has dried, the panels are sanded to create a smooth, even surface, removing any excess glue and preparing for shape cutting.

Tools and materials

Random Orbital Sander Festool

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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 overnight I started sanding all the wood glue squeeze-out and all the rough joints nice and flat I started with 80 grit keep in mind this is hardwood so you'll have to put a little bit of work to it went through 120 and then of course to 20 to finish it off next comes the fun part this is where we start drawing all the shapes I went with the five classic shapes that I found really suiting for

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