Chamfers add a professional, finished look to furniture edges and trim—but keeping them uniform across an entire project takes precision. Whether you’re breaking sharp corners on solid wood or refining routed edges, this guide explains how to sand consistent chamfers...
Clean, repeatable chamfers instantly make edges look intentional—crisp where they should be, softened where they need to be safe. While routers and specialty planes can cut them fast, you don’t need power tools to get pro results. With a dead-square...
Highlight Ash Grain for Open-Pore Finishes (120–220 Grit)Ash is famous for its bold, cathedral grain and open pores. The right sanding plan makes that figure leap under dye, stain, oil, or grain filler; the wrong plan either polishes pores shut...
