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    The Essential Ocha

    Feb 22, 2018 2 minutes
    Main photos: Vicki Petherbridge
    Process photos: Benjamin Reddan

    1. After colour and grain matching sections of wood were sorted for the first endgrain glue-up.

    2. Various glue-ups have now been sawn into strips and cleaned up and flattened on the drum sander, in preparation for the next endgrain glue-up.

    3. Mixing and matching strips for endgrain veneer.

    Smaller endgrain pieces were cut into thin

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