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Trimming and Texturizing Slats

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What happens here

Using a chalk line, the builder marks a precise diagonal cut line along the installed horizontal slats on the rock climbing wall side, following the profile of the A-frame. He then uses a circular saw to carefully trim the excess wood along this line. Afterward, he uses an angle grinder with a carving disk to soften and blend the edges of the cut slats, creating a textured, rock-like appearance and ensuring safety.

Goal: Finish the profile of the climbing wall slats and add texture.

Tools and materials

  • Angle Grinder with Carving Disk
  • Chalk Line
  • Circular Saw
  • Safety Glasses

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today's project but first things first we need to trim the mess that we made yesterday finally brought my Chuck let's get to work [Music] now the reality is I don't need to do this part but I brought the tool with me it's just so much fun to do it this is a carving disc we just added to our angle grinder and uh we're gonna blend this uh this little radius right here because uh we're extra it just it makes everything look like it's one piece somewhat and it kind of gives a little texture kind of like a rock formation would and if you don't like it I'd love to hear all about it [Music] staying time now if you've been watching

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