Nothing terribly exciting -- thicknessing some rib stock. I use a toothed-blade in my block plane for this job. Next step is to cut them to width, then bend in the c-bouts.
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- Trained in workshops taught by Michael Darnton, Boyd Poulsen, and Paul Schuback. Education background: BS and MS in Physics (Univ. of Utah), PhD in bioengineering (U of Washington, Seattle). Squandered that to live around fiddles.
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