Cheese slicing boards

[keithlong]

I have 10 cheese slicing kits that I bought a while back with the intentions of making the boards for them, after life got in my way of doing things,it never happened. So now I have to decide what to do with the kits. I would like to make the boards however I don't have the equipment to do so. Is there anyone of you who make these willing to make the boards for me? Nothing fancy, unfinished boards would be fine. I don't have a router or drill press that will drill the holes deep enough. When I bought these, I had a router and loaned it out and it came back broken, lesson learned. Thanks

 

[KateHarrow]

I have 10 cheese slicing kits that I bought a while back with the intentions of making the boards for them, after life got in my way of doing things,it never happened. So now I have to decide what to do with the kits. I would like to make the boards however I don't have the equipment to do so. Is there anyone of you who make these willing to make the boards for me? Nothing fancy, unfinished boards would be fine. I don't have a router or drill press that will drill the holes deep enough. When I bought these, I had a router and loaned it out and it came back broken, lesson learned. Thanks

I make tons of these. I use a handheld drill with a doweling jig to drill the hole and a table saw to cut the groove. Don't overthink it

That being said, if you can wait until October I can knock them out for you. I have 100 to make before then

 

[keithlong]

Have not thought bout a Doweling jig to drill the holes. Any suggestions on rounding the corners without a router?

 

[KateHarrow]

Have not thought bout a Doweling jig to drill the holes. Any suggestions on rounding the corners without a router?

I just soften them with sandpaper. A palm router costs less than $100 if you really want to put a small round over on them but if you break the corners they're fine

 

[moke]

How about this?

https://www.amazon.com/Msfullsea-Portable-Woodworking-Flattening-Auxiliary/dp/B09FYX4X5V/ref=sr_1_68?keywords=edge+rounding+plane&qid=1662571550&sr=8-68

 

[Joebobber]

I use a 4" belt sander, a bandsaw, and a ceaftsman cordless drill. They are really easy to make.