basically, all you do is use a utility knife to cut the cork where you want it removed and peel it off w/ some plyers. Sand down the exposed blank to get rid of all the glue. I did the marbilizing because the blank doesn't look so hot when you're done sanding it without a lot of extra finishing. Then just sand the cork to a rounded edge and voila! You could also paint or wrap the exposed blank. Took me about an hour to do this one so its really not that hard.
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