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How to make your own cheese
knife holder
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The project featured on this page doesn't take much time.
If you own a compound
miter saw, this project should take about 10 minutes to complete. If
you are using a
Proman
miter saw to cut your wood, it will take approximately 30 minutes.
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Draw a triangle onto a piece of 2X4 and draw a triangle using
a pencil and a ruler. The triangle should measure about 3 1/4" at the base
and about 4" high.
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Using a miter saw and box or a table saw, cut a slit in the wood
about 1" deep, and 3/4" away from the triangle base line.
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Using several different sizes of drill bits and your drill press,
drill hole pockets in a random pattern. Be sure not to drill too deep.
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Set your choice of saw to 70 degrees, and cut off one side of the
triangle.
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Clamp the scrap triangle that you cut off to the side you haven't
cut yet. The top should be level.
Again, with different sizes of drill bits, drill pockets in a random
pattern.
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Cut the other side of the triangle, and clamp everything together
in the same fashion shown. Make sure the side you are about to drill, is
level.
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Cut the base of the triangle, and clamp your pieces together as
shown. Drill more pockets using drill bits of different sizes
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Sand your cheese wedge smooth, and apply
salad
bowl finish if desired.
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