In this video, we demonstrate the process of making a Japanese chef's cutting tool from raw materials using various techniques including wood stabilization and crafting liners from scratch.

Step 6: Touch Up As Needed Fill any small gaps or nail holes with wood filler and sand the paneling so it’s smooth when it dries (180-grit sandpaper is great for this).

Finishing with 220-grit sandpaper is probably sufficient in most cases, but there’s no harm in continuing on to finer grits, like 320 or 400, if you feel so inclined.

Rough surfaces injured his children the one summer they attempted to use the pool. “It was like 80-grit sandpaper… when the kids got in the pool, it chewed up their feet,” King said.

The Detroit Red Wings swing a deal with the Dallas Stars to land gritty forward Mason Marchment in this trade pitch.