I don’t know if you know this trick for aging wood to look like barn wood, so I’ll just go ahead and tell ya! Take a wire wheel on a drill and go over the board with the grain and it will remove the softer wood between the grain, aging it several decades in minutes. You can vary the amount of wood it removes (and the amount of aging), by the pressure on the wheel. Try it on a test piece first to see if it’s to look your after.

Love the idea of the family brand, thumbs_up

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