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    End grain counter top

    The missus wants new counter tops and she is pushing for the design I used (copied) to make end grain cutting boards and to make a small end table -- pic attached.

    The counter top has to be 30 inches wide and the longest section (1 of 3) has to be 8 feet.
    Do I approach this project the same as I did when making the end grain cutting boards? I visualize glueing boards of different species side by side about 3 feet long and 2 feet wide. Then cross cutting these and glueing them up so that I end up with a “cutting board” 2 x 3 feet. Then go on to the next one and son on until I reach the desired length.
    Then of course glueing all the “cutting boards” together.

    Am I on the right track? Any things I should be looking out for? I do have a friend who has a 36" wide heavy duty sander that would smooth out any variations in thickness from the glued sections.

    Appreciate suggestions/ideas.
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