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tip top my man... you have a good eye...

Never seen someone spread CA glue with their finger.. you're a brave man hahaha! Great vid!

A work of art! Great job!

Good afternoon, friend, I would like to know if you have those wooden hammers for sale and if you can give me the information where I can buy what you make, thank you in advance😊

Love how you show every aspect! Evening the cleaning up portion! For my students, this will be great stuff to emulate!

Thanks for making this and sharing your process. It came out great and you encouraged me to make one with some walnut and maple I had laying around.

That looks great.

nice work! the curly maple does indeed look great!

You are an inspiration to us Chad. Thank you. I love your wanting to help us who want to do woodworking.

Great job looks cool

Looks good

Oof sorry about the dropped box, but the finished one came out great!

BRAVO ZULU

Good idea to use a J-roller to spread glue!

Wow! Very nice. This video is my favorite for a brick pattern board.

turned out great in the end 1 out of two aint bad im sure it happens im hoping to do my first band box in the new year

Great video chad

I an only imagine what you paid for that paduak

TOUGH GUY EH YOU LITTLE PUG MEAT KID

TOUGH GUY EH?

TOUGH GUY EH

Amazing project tools. Watching from Pampanga Philippines 😊

Take them damn gloves off! Why do people still think that's safe! Stupid!

Great looking boards bud. The only critique I had was the one you built through the video has my eye twitching because it set off my OCD with everything alternating but then two slices were the same side by side. Don't know if that was an intentional design element or not but that would drive me bananas😳🤣😂 I like all the patterns though, They all came out nice.

Great video and craftsmanship. I love that you ran the end grain board through a planer. Most will say that it is too risky and may cause chip out and damage the board and the planer. I run end grain boards through the planer all the time but glue on a edge grain board on either side as a sacrificial board and then just use the table saw to cut it off when I am done plaining. Keep up the great educational videos!

I like the way you put plastic on bench for glue up.. awesome box

Bravo! I'm a retired Bricklayer long time woodworking hobby, planning on doing one of these boards. Fine work my friend.

Hey Chad, I really liked your video, it really shows a detailed step by step process, thank you. Also the wood type used in each mallet, wow! Great mixtures dude, Gucci or Prada should endorse you😄just so the can put brand on your mallets 💰💰💰Thanks again.

WHERE to get so much flock material? It is so f... expensive. sry.

Looks great. Keep it up. What finish did you use?

Chad, make yourself a joiner push stick. I don’t want to see someone calling you lefty wheels.

I was wondering what the best and most economical way is to make the end grain strips for the brick style cutting board? I don't have a bandsaw, so any resawing is with table saw. TY😊

What do you think is the minimal width of the boards for the first glue up? Aiming for a thick end product. 4/4, 5/4, 3/4 @ least 24" long

love it, inspires me for a spring project

Why can you not mix end grain and the other direction? Is it an aesthetic thing or a technical thing that will effect the actual use of the board?

I wish you could showed how to do the juice grooves.

Did you have any trouble running end grain thru the planer?

Hey Chad! Where yah go?

I've made a few of these. but I've found with the last 2, when I put the wedges in the top the handle has pushed to one side. making it not straight. any tips for this?

Hi from the One Handed Maker Australia. I just discovered your channel and have subscribed. Great video and fantastic project. I love the cutting board and contrasting timbers. Keep up the woodwork and videos. If you get time check out my latest project. Regards James

Excellent work. Looking forward to more videos from you. Appreciate the effort you put into the videos.

Great video and beautiful board. I love the smell of padouk when cutting.

What size bandsaw blades do use use ,love the box.

Excellent work! Thank you for sharing. And thank you for resisting the temptation to add cheesy music in the background. Some TH-camrs seem to think that adding music is essential, but it rarely adds anything to the production. In most cases it is an unwelcome and intrusive distraction.

Nice one. Just started making these. What size blade do you recommend for those curves?

I just found your channel and I love it! I see you haven’t posted in a year. Have you quit TH-cam?

Hey Chad, thanks so much for sharing this video. I’m going to get one going later this week. Really appreciate your time and effort in putting out such great content for us! So from Bend, OR, be well up in BC and God Bless my friend!

Enjoyed this mate thanks for putting it on line 👍🏻👍🏻

Muito bom seu vídeo 👏👏👏👏 vc ganhou mais um inscrito

Well done.