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making one tomorrow, thank you.

I wish you were still making videos! I think you live the life style that I would enjoy….

Creative, beautiful & thorough work. WOW! 🤩

fresh cut walnut has a little bit of purple to it

Is a beautiful piece of art , congratulations and thanks for sharing 👌

Great job son. Congratulations. I will be exploring your channel for some more beautiful pieces.

Do the screws for the feet hold well in the end grain? I would think they would wiggle loose over time or if you bumped them.

You have so many cool design ideas, I can't decide which of them I want to build for myself.

Gorgeous final product and excellent tutorial. Thank you!

A link to the dust mask you use would be helpful. Great video...thanks for sharing.

The best part of olive wood is the smell.

Today, I went for a walk and found piles of olivewood branches left over from trimming. I've never worked with it before so grabbed some to play around with.

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Beautifully made :)

Hola soy de argentina queria consultar con que aceite o que liquido es el que se usa. El acabado final gracias!!

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Love the pattern. Think I'll try this for my first board. Thanks! (and SUB'd)

Why no more post? love your videos!!!

The bookstands turned out beautiful. Great choice of wood. Good video.

Great video, and great project!

I don't see this on your website :( Are you still building these?

They are all to small, would not waste my $$$ on any of these.

I know this is an old video but I had a suggestion . You could try a 1/4 sheet finishing sander on the paduk to help keep the dust getting ground into the maple .

Beautiful board …

Gorgeous

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Definitely.Interested in buying one of your cutting boards twenty by fifteen inches

Awesome cutting board, but Titebond 2? I thought you had to / should use TB3 since it's waterproof? I found this video trying to figure out this question since I want to build a walnut end grain board, I was concerned about TB3 white glueline showing, but it doesnt look like they make TB3 in dark. Although they say TB2 Dark is water-resistant, not waterproof like TB3, so maybe it really wont matter.

Hey brother are you still woodworking? Have to say your videos really inspired my motivation to work with walnut cutting boards. Just curious where you went.

Why is your blade so high?

Great idea for a different style cutting board. I might have missed it in your video, but how long are the boards. And did you choose the width of each board at random? Thanks for you help.

If you had a decent sander with 3M mesh sandpaper and a dust extractor, you wouldn't need to constantly blow the saw dust away. All that does is make your shop dusty and lungs too if your not wearing a mask. Seriously, if you make a bunch of cutting boards, the right tools makes the job easier and faster with better results. A Mirka sander is probably the best but the 3M sander is good too and there are a few much cheaper knockoffs out there as well that are significantly better than a $100 Dewalt orbital sander.

That's just gorgeous!!

Very nice

Stunning!

That is a stunning board!!

Gorgeous piece of work!! How many teethe was in your saw blade?

What kind of bit do you use to get them flat?

Lower the blade

Do you not raise the wood grain then re-sand or did you just not show it?

My favorite videos are yours Jacob. Hope all is well. God Bless!!

Hey I’m new. Does 8 quarter just basically mean 2 inches thick??

LOVED the Walnut board. Thanks for the tips. Here is a safety tip for you. ONLY expose your blade enough to cut the material you are working with. If an accident happens, you will only get a small cut vs having parts of you hand (s) cut off.

You are incredibly talented with a great eye.

So many good tips! I love it! I’m curious if you have any suggestions to keep boards from warping and cupping after planing but before sanding and oiling. I don’t always have time to finish so I have to come back a day or two later and things have started to warp on me. I’m also doing more thin boards. Like half inch or so.

Hi that's nice.but what is that liquid you are pouring on the board?

I love it! Killer job dude! I’m on it…going to make my own! I made brick ones before but only walnut and maple.

Just a note that Titebond II Dark is not rated for indirect food contact. The regular II and III are. Looks great though.

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very beautiful. However, I don't understand the need to cut a piece of wood and then glue it together again. Why not create a cutting board from one piece of wood?