How to Find a Woodworking Plan for a Playing Card Holder
- 1). Set the fence on the table saw at 3/4 of an inch from the saw blade. Adjust the height of the blade to 1/2-inch high. Turn one of the 10-inch boards on its narrow side, and run it through the saw so a groove is cut along the length of the board. Label this as board #1.
- 2). Adjust the fence so it is 1-inch from the blade. Turn the second 10-inch board so the wider side is down. Run it through the saw making a groove that runs the length of the board. Label this as board #2.
- 3). Sand both boards, including the grooves, so there are no rough edges or potential for splinters.
- 4). Pre-drill four screw holes through the wider side of board #1. The holes should be 3/4 of an inch from the bottom of the board so the screws won't go through the grooves in either board.
- 5). Lay board #2 on the work surface with the groove facing up and closest to the back. Apply glue to the back surface. Stand board #1 with the groove side up behind board #2 . Clamp them together with two clamps. Do not cover the screw holes with the clamps.
- 6). Put the four screws into board #1 and tighten all the way, so they go into board number #2. Leave the clamps on over night to allow the glue to thoroughly dry.
- 7). Finish the wood with two coats of polyurethane following the product directions for the timing between coats and final drying.
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