spitfire
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Here is a cutting board I made recently from maple and walnut.
A cutting board
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GaryMGg
Member
Nice job; way to work that end-grain. [8D]
wood-of-1kind
Member
That's a great looking 'board'. Looking to make a few myself as soon as the weather gets better and I can glue up a few boards together. What finish to you use to seal?
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spitfire
Member
I use salad bowl finish.
VisExp
Member
I'd also be interested in the finish you used and how many coats. That's a great looking cutting board.
I've made a number of cutting boards but I've never got a finish looking that good. I always use General Salad Bowl Finish.
I've made a number of cutting boards but I've never got a finish looking that good. I always use General Salad Bowl Finish.
spitfire
Member
This is also a salad bowl finish with 4 coats.
rhahnfl
Member
So good looking you'd hate to use it. Nice cutting board.
R2
Member
Nice job indeed!! I see lots o pens.
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Maybe with some narrow based chessman it could double as a chess board.[:0][:0]
[}][}]Maybe with some narrow based chessman it could double as a chess board.[:0][:0]
karlkuehn
Banned
Wow, that's a lot of work! It's really pretty, and I like how chunky it is. Too many cutting boards today are those thin things. I need something I can cleave a hunk of haunch on! Nice work!
jwoodwright
Member
Love all that end grain. That board will last generations with very little care.
badger
Member
Wonderful piece.
CHICAGOHAND
Member
Nice work my friend, here is one in the making for a customer in Connecticut.
Doing the flat work is'nt so bad it gets nerv racking holding the router against the template that ages me.I am slowly trying to convince my wife on getting a cnc router that can save me much time and frustration it is just trying to convince her to fine quite a few thousand dollars in her purse.
I dont know where she is hiding it but I will keep liiking.
It is not done yet i still have the corners to round and ron a round over bit along the edges and then decide if I should put the finish on or let my customer choose that and think of how she will feel when the board turns from a dull wood to a high gloss.
Again SPITFIRE nice work.
Doing the flat work is'nt so bad it gets nerv racking holding the router against the template that ages me.I am slowly trying to convince my wife on getting a cnc router that can save me much time and frustration it is just trying to convince her to fine quite a few thousand dollars in her purse.
I dont know where she is hiding it but I will keep liiking.
It is not done yet i still have the corners to round and ron a round over bit along the edges and then decide if I should put the finish on or let my customer choose that and think of how she will feel when the board turns from a dull wood to a high gloss.
Again SPITFIRE nice work.
spitfire
Member
CHICAGOHAND,
My first 5 cutting boards were made the same way as yours but without the grrove, I would have used cherry in this 1 too but I ran out. I just had an order for an all cherry board so looks like I will have to make a trip to the sawmill
My first 5 cutting boards were made the same way as yours but without the grrove, I would have used cherry in this 1 too but I ran out. I just had an order for an all cherry board so looks like I will have to make a trip to the sawmill
CHICAGOHAND
Member
This is the finished product.
Man am I glad this one is done, I am not getting enough for these.
For this to be worth my while I think $180-$200 would work for me but who would pay that much?
Man am I glad this one is done, I am not getting enough for these.
For this to be worth my while I think $180-$200 would work for me but who would pay that much?
spitfire
Member
Looks good I like it. I too think it would be hard to get 180+ for them. How much do you sell them for? if you don't want to say I understand.
wudnhed
Member
Wow, you guys blow me away! Gorgeous!
IPD_Mrs
Member
Nice Job. Almost an optical illusion. I like the top one the best on a personal level, although the bottom looks like it might have been a bit more difficult. As to cost, you would be suprised what people will pay!
[:X] Mrs.
[:X] Mrs.
Jarheaded
Member
I really like the way both boards came out. That is a show of pride in craftsmanship and you should be proud of yourselves. Very nice work.
Johnnie
Johnnie