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You'd be better off selecting pieces of wood that are compatible with each other and have natural color variation, then order them from dark to light to achieve
by dymk 2y ago
You'd be better off selecting pieces of wood that are compatible with each other and have natural color variation, then order them from dark to light to achieve a gradient. Or change the width of strips to create a "dithering" effect. You certainly don't want to use stain on a food-grade surface.