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WOODWORKS: InteRmeDIate pROject 2009-2010 WIffle Ball Here’s a project that looks like a complicated puzzle, but it’s really all about basic precision. It’s made from just six identical little hardwood squares, all of them drilled and edge-mitered to fit together perfectly and then cut at the corners to make the final shape. Can you figure it out? We’ll help you.
CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: INTERmEDIaTE pROjECT 2009-2010 WIfflE ball tOOlS RequIReD SHOppInG lISt Hand Tools Wood Recommendation: White Oak Alternate Wood: Walnut – Combination or try square Qty. Th. x W x L – Toggle clamps 1/4" x 3-1/2" x 24"...
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(see Fig. 2). 16. Cut all eight corners to transform the cube into a wiffle ball. Set 2. Fasten two pieces of 1/4" tempered hardboard to the sled’s bottom, the blade 3/8" above the sled, then rotate the cube three times, mak- centered over its slot.
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CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: INTERmEDIaTE pROjECT 2009-2010 WIfflE ball 25. After allowing the piece to dry overnight, apply Minwax 19. Do the staining in two steps, starting on the interior surfaces and ® Polycrylic Protective Finish following the directions on the can.
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CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: INTERmEDIaTE pROjECT 2009-2010 WIfflE ball NOTICE: Reports have associated repeated and prolonged occupa- tional exposure to solvents with permanent brain and nervous system damage. Intentional misuse by deliberately concentrating and inhaling contents may be harmful or fatal.
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