Yes the glue line does show, but it not highly visible.What you mostly see is the wood grain change. I usually make it with 6 blocks of wood glued vertically together like Hal Taylor....there you see five glue lines and grain changes. This method leaves the entire front of the headrest as a single piece of wood and lines on the back. So I do like this method.
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Great way to reduce waste, I like it!
I hate wasting beautiful wood!
Great idea. Would like to see if the glue line shows up at all when the crest rail sculpting is completed. Look forward to that video. Thank you!
Yes the glue line does show, but it not highly visible.What you mostly see is the wood grain change. I usually make it with 6 blocks of wood glued vertically together like Hal Taylor....there you see five glue lines and grain changes. This method leaves the entire front of the headrest as a single piece of wood and lines on the back. So I do like this method.
Great video, I enjoy how you explain everything in detail and then show it!
Thank you for watching
excellent tip! thanks for sharing! 👊🏻
Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial but the music is so loud.
Oh darn...I am sorry about that. I will make note of that for the next video ... appreciate the input
What did you use to sand the front curve? Also is the grain running vertical? Thanks
I did it by hand with a Festool RO90 sander