Cutting Boards-

[Dave Winters]

I make these up in batches: Larger rectangular, Large Round ( turned on the lathe with a juice groove), Small Cheese board, and a Handled board.

 

[JCochrun]

Great job. What kind of wood is that? What kind of finish do you use on them? Been thinking of making a butcher block cutting board for the wife. Want to make sure I do it right.

Jim

 

[WoodWorkinthe530]

Those are fantastic! I really like the "organic" look of the pattern, or lack of pattern as it is.

Chris

 

[crabcreekind]

Great job. What kind of wood is that? What kind of finish do you use on them? Been thinking of making a butcher block cutting board for the wife. Want to make sure I do it right.

Jim

im assuming it is walnut and maple

Great job on the waves, my dad made some of those once

 

[nava1uni]

Really nice looking pieces.

 

[rizaydog]

Those are both very nice. Great job.

 

[jaywood1207]

Very cool. How thick are they? I'm not sure I would be able to actually use them.

 

[Dave Winters]

Thanks, to all!!
JCochran- CrabCreek got it- it's Maple and Walnut. I just oil with Mineral Oil. Look for it at the pharmacy, a mild laxative.
jaywood- I start with 5/4 material, and the finished product is between 7/8 and 1 inch thick. I get that a lot about not wanting to cut on 'em. One customer allowed me to make the first cut on it and then she was fine!!!!

 

[JimB]

Really nice designs. Thanks for sharing.

 

[RogerH]

Dave:

Positively gorgeous works of practice art. You must be a master on the band saw.

How in the word do you put the ultra-fine lines in?

Congrats

Roger

 

[RogerH]

Opps. Meant "practical art". You don't need any practice !

BTW, I see you do millwork sales. You must have access to some great wood.

 

[bitshird]

Dave, those are some of the nicest cutting and cheese boards I've seen,

 

[wiset1]

Those look friggin awesome!!!