If you buy such a cutting board, it may not be immediately understood, but over time you will realize it is not one of a thousand of mass production, it is a personality, although it is only a piece of wood.
Good evening Mr. Udos Aas. Looks like another master piece. Everyone has to eat and also be able to prepare their own food. I appreciate everything your willing to share
Also your own sound track you add to the back ground is very much welcomed. If we were not so far away I'd sweep your saw dust just to watch you make more to clean up
Hi Todd. TH-cam loses comments from time to time, I don't know why, but I got your letter. Thank you. Glad you like it. I've never considered myself a craftsman, maybe I should think about it, uh ... let it be.
Hello sir. I’m commenting on this video since it’s your latest one but I’m very curious about the horizontal circular saw you use in your videos. The one that swings out for final cuts on table or chair legs. I think it’s genius. Did you fabricate that yourself??
Hi Carl. Thank you for your supportive comments. I wish your cedar carpentry progress. Unfortunately, I can't tell which stain I'm using, it's really the only trade secret I have, because it's quite unique. However, I use "Teak Oil" for impregnation and "Danish Oil" for the last coating. There are also better oils, but I think they are the best in terms of price and quality. I use only "Danish Oil" on cutting boards, because this oil is allowed to come into contact with food.
@@udoaas2466 Thank you very much for the quick reply ...I understand the need to protect your stain ... it is is truly beautiful on your work. I am also wondering if you have a video on how you prepare the raw wood .. from harvest to use in furniture. It would be most useful to know how to prepare the wood prior to furniture production. Again Thank You so much.
Вы молодец! Так держать! what kind of tree is this? I understood correctly, you covered the tree twice. The first time was tinted, the second was soaked in oil?
I tint the cutting boards twice, sanding in between. And I cover with oil twice. I use "Danish Oil", it is allowed to come into contact with food. Wood is alder, it could be made of something harder, but since I use alder when making furniture, so is it. The alder is actually good because it curves little when washed. But for example, beating meat is soft. Great for making sandwiches.
Hi Mark. Of course you can come to my Liivamäe village to buy it if you live nearby. But I suspect that you don't live, otherwise you would have written in Estonian. Maybe you live on another continent, the shipping costs may exceed the cost of the cutting board. So, I don't know what we're going to do about it.
@@udoaas2466 I live in the USA and agree shipping would be cost prohibitive. I really enjoy your videos and your work is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
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I enjoy your work and your grandson.thanks for sharing
Just found u n subbed. Extent content sir. Thanks 4 sharing!👍🤙
I laugh everytime you say, "Ta-Daaaaa!"
Yeah, it's nice when something is done!
I love the drumming!
1956
I love drumming too! What's that number 1956?
Hello APRENDIZ DE MARCENEIRO also Your comment has disappeared for some reason, but thank you for your support.
Muito bom! Novos vídeos! Satisfação em rever o amigo!! Saúde!! Abraço do Brasil!!
Muito obrigado.
Good evening Mr. Udos Aas. Looks like another master piece. Everyone has to eat and also be able to prepare their own food. I appreciate everything your willing to share
Thanks Patrick. I live and work in my own home, so 90% of my food is prepared by myself or my wife. The cutting board is a very necessary tool.
Also your own sound track you add to the back ground is very much welcomed. If we were not so far away I'd sweep your saw dust just to watch you make more to clean up
ha ha!
Sensacional!
E esse cachorrinho, é muito fofinho, assisto os vídeos mas não pode faltar o cachorrinho. rs. rs. rs...
Sim, o cão é um marceneiro muito bom. Ele não tem medo do barulho de máquinas ou poeira. Ainda está lá.
Hi Todd. TH-cam loses comments from time to time, I don't know why, but I got your letter. Thank you. Glad you like it. I've never considered myself a craftsman, maybe I should think about it, uh ... let it be.
чудно)
WOW Nice, yep your still the KING
Yep, still king, nothing new in this area.
Hello sir. I’m commenting on this video since it’s your latest one but I’m very curious about the horizontal circular saw you use in your videos. The one that swings out for final cuts on table or chair legs. I think it’s genius. Did you fabricate that yourself??
Yes, this is a self-made from circular saw, very simple, very effective.
I agree...it takes me ages to get 4 legs that don't wobble.
Thank you for sharing ... what type of oil or stain are you using on the boards? Beautiful.
Hi Carl. Thank you for your supportive comments. I wish your cedar carpentry progress.
Unfortunately, I can't tell which stain I'm using, it's really the only trade secret I have, because it's quite unique. However, I use "Teak Oil" for impregnation and "Danish Oil" for the last coating. There are also better oils, but I think they are the best in terms of price and quality.
I use only "Danish Oil" on cutting boards, because this oil is allowed to come into contact with food.
@@udoaas2466 Thank you very much for the quick reply ...I understand the need to protect your stain ... it is is truly beautiful on your work. I am also wondering if you have a video on how you prepare the raw wood .. from harvest to use in furniture. It would be most useful to know how to prepare the wood prior to furniture production. Again Thank You so much.
Круть!
Вы молодец! Так держать! what kind of tree is this? I understood correctly, you covered the tree twice. The first time was tinted, the second was soaked in oil?
I tint the cutting boards twice, sanding in between. And I cover with oil twice. I use "Danish Oil", it is allowed to come into contact with food. Wood is alder, it could be made of something harder, but since I use alder when making furniture, so is it. The alder is actually good because it curves little when washed. But for example, beating meat is soft. Great for making sandwiches.
Yummy :)
Oh yeah, the sandwich was delicious.
Great video, how can one get one of those cutting boards?
Hi Mark. Of course you can come to my Liivamäe village to buy it if you live nearby. But I suspect that you don't live, otherwise you would have written in Estonian. Maybe you live on another continent, the shipping costs may exceed the cost of the cutting board. So, I don't know what we're going to do about it.
@@udoaas2466 I live in the USA and agree shipping would be cost prohibitive. I really enjoy your videos and your work is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
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В конце апетитно !
ha ha!
Good evening ! Mr. Udos Aas
Hi Lay Justin, you probably don't live very far, because it's evening in Estonia now too.
Actually you and me are very far but we are the same mind set , favourite , hobby , so therefore as nearly as
@@layjustin1113 Yeah!
Всем приятного аппетита!!!!)))))