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ok so seeings I have a bunch of maple, black ash and padauk I figured why no make a cutting board……the reason I say first attempt is basically I have never got around to making one before….so here it is sanded right up to 600 grit and finished with butcher block rubbing oil…..16″x 10″
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Beautiful
Jimbo
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Is that just 7 pieces of wood I see? Never saw that style of cutting board. Looks good.
Very cool Comp, I like it.
Its amazing how something so simple can be so appealing to the eye.
Looks good, my first attempt would look way different..lol
I am not sure about it.
I think you should ship it to me for closer inspection. I can evaluate it in my kitchen and let you know.
It’s only one province over !
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Very nice! I’ve been wanting to make one. The Wood Whisperer has a great video on them. I just would prefer to have a band saw so I can minimize the kerf and waste of wood.
RickyMcGrath wrote:
Very nice! I’ve been wanting to make one. The Wood Whisperer has a great video on them. I just would prefer to have a band saw so I can minimize the kerf and waste of wood.
truth be told, I have a band saw and I usually cut rips on table saw then run them through the jointer for clean lines if it is a end grain style the boards are usually planed before hand so gluing lines stray true and then you just run it through the planer
^^^ Cool advice,thanks for sharing tips
Nice job Comp. looks great!
thanks guys…..had so much fun making that style I figured I’d make another style too…..
I like it. I’ve been wanting to make some for our fellowship hall. I like the handle idea too.
Wow….awesome work