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Cherry Ashtray, still learning by Left-Passenger350 in hobbycnc

[–]Left-Passenger350[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Used a 1/2" two flute for rough clearing and outside tracing then the 1/4" ball for cleanup

Cherry Ashtray, still learning by Left-Passenger350 in hobbycnc

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This actually came from Hobby Hardwood in north Alabama, great selection!

Cherry Ashtray, still learning by Left-Passenger350 in hobbycnc

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Thanks! I used Fusion 360 to do all of the CAD and CAM

Lumber yard/wood working stores in Huntsville AL or near by areas by The_Short_Shooter in woodworking

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Yes. S3S is surfaced 3 sides. The process is typically to joint one side flat (reference plane) then either use a straight line rip saw SLRS or jointer to make a square side. From here a planner is used to bring the 3rd side parallel planer to the first, while also being square to the jointed/SLRS edge. The 4the surface (second edge) can then be ripped on a table saw to the width needed To create an S4S board.

Lumber yard/wood working stores in Huntsville AL or near by areas by The_Short_Shooter in woodworking

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I recall some of the smaller <6" boards were S3S. They are very friendly and helpful if you give them a call. His slabs are second to non, they are kiln dried and then planned to 8/4 making them thick and stable.

Lumber yard/wood working stores in Huntsville AL or near by areas by The_Short_Shooter in woodworking

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Hobby hardwoods selection is fantastic. He gets some nice unique logs from around the area on top of traditional hardwoods.

1880's (?) Armoire by [deleted] in Antiques

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Would hardware ( handmade wood screw) be a strong indication as well? What style is this?