First I trimmed the top flush with my wide chisel.
Then I scribed the edge with my self made gramil. I have experienced tear-out on spruce and this helps prevent that.
I aimed for a single piece of mahogany but the grain direction made one end of it snap so I ended up with two halves.
Here’s the first one in place. Glueing with Titebond is nice, you have a much better open time than with ca glue.
And both halves glued and taped, left overnight to dry.
I am pleased with the result. If I have small gaps I can often remedy them with some spot heating and re-taping, but this time I won’t need to faff about with that.
Then I scribed the edge with my self made gramil. I have experienced tear-out on spruce and this helps prevent that.
I aimed for a single piece of mahogany but the grain direction made one end of it snap so I ended up with two halves.
Here’s the first one in place. Glueing with Titebond is nice, you have a much better open time than with ca glue.
And both halves glued and taped, left overnight to dry.
I am pleased with the result. If I have small gaps I can often remedy them with some spot heating and re-taping, but this time I won’t need to faff about with that.
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