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--- projects:crokinole_board:work_logs:work_log_1 [2019/07/03 10:24] – tjhowse
+++ projects:crokinole_board:work_logs:work_log_1 [2022/01/23 00:22] (current) – tjhowse
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 ====== What I want to accomplish ======
   * Decide what to buy,
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 ====== What I've done ======
-I decided to go with oil-based everything, because I like the smell and it's much cheaper.
+I decided to go with oil-based varnish and stain because I like the smell and it's much cheaper.
 === Wax ===
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-I should be able to cut the top piece of of the centre, and the bottom piece out of the corners.
+I should be able to cut the top piece out of the centre, and the bottom piece out of the corners.
 === Edge strip ===
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+=== Disks ===
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+From [[https://www.milsims.com.au/crokinole-discs-premium-red-14|here]]. I got some red and some natural, because that's all they had in stock.
 === Budget so far ===
-^ Item ^ Type ^ Price (AUD) ^ Consumed in one board (approx.) ^
+^ Item ^ Type ^ Price (AUD) ^ Pro rata^
 | Wax | Feast and Watson Natural Carnauba Wax | $41.40 | 5% |
 | Stain | British Paints Timberprotect One Coat Stain Oil-based Oak | $13.90 | 10% |
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 | Plywood | 12mm Premium BC grade 1200x897 | $35.25 | 100% |
 | Edge | Tasmanian Oak 35x4mm Square edge | $13.86 x 2 | 100% |
+| Disks| Crokinole Discs Premium | $10.51 x 2 | 100% |
 | Router bits | Ultra 12 Piece 12.7mm Router Bit Set | $50.89 | 5% |
-| | Total | $203.16 ||
+| | Total | $224.18 ||
-| | Per board Total | $75.77 ||
+| | Per board Total | $96.79 ||
 ====== What I want to accomplish next time ======
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   * Do some test cuts of some scrap plywood with the router,
   * Build a circle-cutting jig for the router
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