I really need help with this project

[Julien]

Bryan,

I wonder if now is the time for you to try @MikeG’s tip in the your thread from a few days ago:

How to sand a detailed 3D Carving

Had a similar situation with a project once with a lot of fuzzies. I left the project on the machine after the last pass and then applied a coat of polyurethane. Left that to dry completely overnight, and then ran the last finishing pass a second time, which made a huge difference. However, be aware that some of the polyurethane will soak in beyond the finishing pass and will be part of the finished piece, I.E. you won’t be able to stain evenly using this method.

It will be half the time to run a pass with a 1/32", and you may get away with it?
I’m not familiar with milling teakwood but don’t expect infinitely small detail from any wood, the grain size will come into play. I’m already impressed by the level of detail you got, to be honest (e.g. the patterns in the last supper table, and the horses look fantastic too)