I have a granite slab 2" tall and am looking for an oak reducer. Any suggestions on what to use so it is not a trip hazard?
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Sounds like something that would be custom cut and made. Maybe have an oak 4x4 or 6x6 cut diagonally in half, then trimmed to fit?
The stone is a 10 foot long single piece of granite and the flooting is red oak. Trying to find a matching transition piece.
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You could pick up a cedar 4x4 at home depot and make a nice transition with only a tablesaw.
You could mill a transition with just a tablesaw and a chainsaw too using a very small oak tree, but curing it is fidgety and takes months.
You could probably find a place to buy oak 4x4 too, which would be a lot easier, but I am not sure where to get it.
You could mill a transition with just a tablesaw and a chainsaw too using a very small oak tree, but curing it is fidgety and takes months.
You could probably find a place to buy oak 4x4 too, which would be a lot easier, but I am not sure where to get it.
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