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Oak and walnut level
Furnished content.
(from Lumberjocks.com)
 Quick & dirty. A case of it's quicker to make a tool than clean up the shop to find the one that's buried somewhere.A piece of unused white oak, a couple small pieces of walnut with a 5/16 hole drilled in them, and a little glue. Plus a level tube I bought a half-dozen of just to have.Drilled holes, cut notch, planed and checked for level, putting the level down both directions (picture 3). A couple coats of tung oil once the glue had set.Good enough for hanging new cleats on the wall, but I should've made it a little thicker so I could plane the sides flat. Oh well.
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posted at: 12:00am on 13-Mar-2022
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