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Slice branches into 1/2" thick pieces with the handsaw. Try to keep the slices as even and straight as possible.
Step 2
Sand each wood slice down using the heavy grit paper first, then the fine grit to smooth it out. Don't sand the bark.
Step 3
Wipe clean, then coat the front, back, and sides with a clear varnish. This is optional, but can prolong the life of the wooden coaster.
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