Furnished content.
(from Lumberjocks.com)
Another Custom Wood B-B-Q scraper. It's made of red oak for Sid, who is hosting the July 4th barbecue. I can now knock one off in about an hour, including cutting the shape (using a TS55, a Carvex, and an MFT/3), routing the roundover (using an OF1400), cutting the beveled end (using a SawStop), sanding (using an RO90), engraving (using the Shaper and the ontool Text function), branding (using a custom branding iron), and drilling for the leather hang string (using a ShopSmith).