Trivet
Practice a technique for cutting on both sides of your work piece with this fun base for your hot pots and pans.
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Materials
¾” Hardwood (at least 10 in x 10 in), ¾” Plywood (at least 10 in x 24 in), Spoilboard, ShaperTape, Double sided tape, 180 Grit sandpaper
Tools
Shaper Origin, ¼” Up-Cut bit
Instructions
Prepare your work table
Setup your spoilboard on top of your work table.
This project is an example of how to use a combination of hardwood and plywood to achieve a double-sided cut.
IMPORTANT: Your hardwood and plywood materials must be the same thickness. Alternatively you could use one longer piece of hardwood (10 in. x 30 in.) in place of the plywood and turn the waste material into a matching cutting or cheese board .
In the area you will be cutting, apply double-sided tape about 4 in. apart on the back of your material. Remove backing from the tape and stick down to your spoilboard, making sure that the two materials are butted up together and the tape is in aligned.
Clamp the material and spoilboard together securely to the work table.