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  • Estimated Time

    3 Hours

  • Challenge Level

    Intermediate

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  1. Cut the block of wood to the final dimensions outlined above.
  2. Cut the front edge at a 45-degree angle so it shaped like a wedge at the front end.
  3. Mark lines at 2" and 2 1/2" across the top edge and make cuts along each line at a 45-degree angle to a depth of approximately 3/4".
  4. If desired, mark a second set of lines across the top edge another 3/4" back from the first groove, and make cuts along those lines at a 25-degree angle to a depth of approximately 3/4".
  5. Carefully chop away the waste with paring chisels and hammer so two 1/2"-wide grooves remain.
  6. Sand your project with progressive grits 100, 150 and 220 until all the edges are smooth and ready for finish.
  7. Apply two coats of Danish oil to the entire piece. Allow 24 hours to dry and wipe away any excess following the instructions on the packaging.
  8. Based on your particular design preferences, tape off any areas you don’t want painted.
  9. Apply three coats of spray paint to the desired area.
  10. Allow 24 hours to dry before removing the painter’s tape.