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  1. 1st Project Using Grain Filler

    I saw a neat looking simple table design in the Oct/Nov 2013 issue of American Woodworker magazine. It was titled Uncle Bob's Table. I decided to make the same table, but in red oak instead of alder. At the same time, I ran across an article about using grain filler on open grain woods like...
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