Making a Boxwood STEM I decided to use the parts from the kit as templates I will also do this taking into account the rabbet, which in the instructions is simulated by using a plank I will need a very sharp pencil To mark a 1/4" (6,35 mm) thick Boxwood board Templates should be placed taking into account the location of the wood texture To start lapping the details I will use graphite for prints And sanding down… And sanding down… And again sanding… A few drops of СA glue Sanding… It is better to make 90-degree angles by hand with a very sharp blade I use toothpicks as pins For a clear line between the parts, I add a few drops of black acrylic paint to the PVA glue It is better to fit the scarf first because you may not get it with an angle (therefore, the detail should be cut with a margin for adjustment) Light sanding to remove excess glue and paint I start drilling with a smaller drill with a step of 0,3-0,4 mm to the required diameter I don't have the right cutter, so I carefully do it with a drill Central line for uniform sanding The assistant removed the scraps from the table…
