Help on wax-finished acacia

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Hi all - big non-professional here (please don’t yell at me) I bought a beautiful 8 ft unfinished acacia butcher block and a friend helped me seal it with wax. I chose the wax route rather than others because I wanted to keep the wood as cool-toned as I could. Per his recommendation, I’ve been waxing the table about once biweekly or so which I’m guessing is too often due to the wax build up. Any thoughts here on how to remedy the problem? I don’t want to strip and re-finish if I can avoid that as I’m not the best at DIY and fear I’d ruin it further. Thank you for any help and I hope I don’t offend anyone with how this beautiful piece of wood ended up.

New batch of cutting boards

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Ignore the misplaced blur

Roundover edge

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Does anyone have a video on how to make this edge with a router or maybe the name of the edge ?

960 hours later and I made a River (Island) Table

What tree does this Dragon Wood come from?

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I saw these "Dragon Wood" butcherblock slabs in a Eastern US store, but when I tried to find out its source I wasn't able to find anything. From what I find, I'm assuming it's an umbrella term for a bunch of different trees, but I wanted to see if anybody knows more! Thank you!

Are my stairs too far gone? HELP

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First time home owner here, and I am lost as to what to do next. I tore out carpet linoleum and removed all of the mastic on my pine stairs and just by looking at them. I can’t tell if they’re too far gone to be saved. Can I sand and seal them? Are they too damaged?

Outdoor bar

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Looking to build a outdoor bar similar to the photo on a concrete slab. Can I get away with not adding the flooring frame?

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First woodworking project in the books.

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Made entirely of 2x8 and 4x4 with a SCMS. Very pleased with myself as the last time I did anything related to woodworking was 8th grade shop class

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Best way to cut clean pointy inside corners?

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Hi guys, I'm just wondering how you approach cutting out an inside corner like is shown on the picture. I cut the inside with a jig saw as far as I can go and it's too small for my chisels and files/rasps. Unfortunately I don't have a scroll saw either. Is there a good way to do this I'm not thinking about? Thanks a lot!