such an interesting variety of boards you've made....love your advice that successful marriage is about getting over your "disagreements"...having been married most of my life I would have to agree with you there
Love these!! Question- with these being cutting boards, do you have to reseal them after a certain period as you painted them? Just wondering how they hold up to being washed and what care/upkeep tips to give my customers ☺️
I’m wondering if you liked the angle grinder for first pass to get sharp edges off before using sanding? I have always used the sander but some projects take quite a bit of time and effort to get them rounded and looking old. How much do you sell the large boards for? Oh my rule for arguing is ask the question “will this matter a year from now?” If not move on👍🏻Thanks for sharing😊
Tape measure math. Hold your place for the long measure. Fold the clip end back to the hold point. Read the value at the center of the fold curve. Example. Measure 55 inches. Place the 0 end at 55 inches. Read 27.5 inches on the inside of the tape's loop. Too easy Drill Sargent, too easy.
They look great and are almost all profit. Useful and an amazing display in the store. I sadly have a plastic one from Dollar Store. Time to make a step up. I loved the one with just the hemp oil.♥️👍😊
Do you first wash the wood after you sand before adding the hemp oil? If the wood is old,seems it may hold alot of dirt inside the cracks? I Love this video...and the boards are so pretty!f Thankyou!
I'm just gonna say it. You don't know whats been absorbing into that 100 year old wood, not to mention possibly being chemically treated, and I definitely wouldn't want to sell it as a cutting board not knowing.
Oh my gosh. I am making pumpkins instead of cheese boards!! But when I get my wood carving black for my angle grinders look out!!! So love this video!!!!
Hello, I have made these and LOVE the old wood ones. However, i used zinc sweet pickins on the new wood and I am not thrilled with them. If I'm not, then they probably won't sell. What tips might you have for the new boards. The zinc came out more green on the new boards. Can I mix sweet pickins and farmhouse together??
Oh my goodness, that wood is so beautiful, and so glad you are reusing it!! ♥️ I have so many offcuts in my Jenga room (it's a bit like playing the wood toppling game getting anything out!), but never thought to make a butcher block with some of the thicker bits..next project!! 😁
Thank you for all this info. I just picked up a pile off curb, off cuts from a stair redo. Wood 1x 10-12s Do you have any other suggestions of use for the wood? I have a circular and jig saw, drill, need to get a grinder.
Hi I love watching your video. I love working with wood but im not confident my boards are food safe. could you please advise. Thank you from Australia
Generally speaking most wood is safe to use around food. There are some varieties that aren’t safe so it’s important to know the tree the wood came from. Mostly we use pine, alder, oak, walnut, maple, birch, poplar for our wood working.
Love this video and tool 101. I could totally make this. You give me so much confidence and inspiration and take the scare out of the tools. Thank you so much!!!
I have been a country girl all my life, if i want something i cant afford i figure out how to make me one, an cutting boards is next on my to do list, my grandmother used to call me "a jack of all trades" i see something i want then study it then make one....
The cutting boards are so cool. You should get a pyrography kit so you can personalize them with initials. Zeb, I’m happy to hear you got a chuck to start turning bowls. I’m sure you’ll love it!
I went to your store to try and find the powder that you mixed in this video and I didn’t see it. I saw cans of paint already mixed but do you sell the bags of powder to mix your own?
Because of retailer territory reasons I can only sell sweet pickins online. But, we also carry farmhouse finishes in store which is made by the same manufacturer and has most of the same colors.
Those are looking really good. I like the way you make useful things out of leftover materials. You could also make little shelves out of the wood planks and put hooks under them for towels or mugs. Or just a board with hooks as a coat/ hat rack.
Love the 20 yr old wood grinder! With that great tool, I'd make a center "well" or depression for making dough (flour piled with a raw egg center, slippery lit'l egg always runs away) and/or individual EGG pockets/craddles for whole eggs so they won't roll away!? Imagine a Big Old Butcher Block Top like the wonderful French butcher shops had - all uneven, worn in the one working spot, with the lowest portion leading the liquids to a catch bucket?! Not practical but so neat and can never find (here in the USA). Have fun!
Casey Trudeau we love the angle grinder for dough bowls. Have you seen our dough bowl video? Zeb actually used two boards to make a dough bowl. It was pretty cool
Oh you guys have no idea how much I love you right now! I have been trying to find more natural up cycled rustic pieces to put in my store and this is 1000000% Exactly on the money of what I have been looking for! I haven't gotten a chance to use my new grinder And I have a ton of salvage wood so I cannot wait to make some Salvage Awesomeness!! ❤❤ Also see you guys are so adorable this was hands down an amazing video in every way!👏👏👍👍
My sister's and I were all born in the 60s our dad had for site to teach us about tools, wood working, and car repairs. He said he didn't want us to have to wait on a man to do things for us. Or maybe he didn't want us to nag our husbands. We also had almost every tonka truck they made I think he was a forward thinker even back then.
@@JamiRayVintage what do u think of using bee's wax, i have a friend that bought bee's wax while we were on a girls weekend trip to ellijay Ga. at a craft show, she said she was going to put it on her cutting boards, is that safe
I love them all ! But that first one you put hemp oil on ,I’m in love it’s Gorgeous. Looks like my over 100 year old rolling pin ,that was whittled by my Great Great Grandfather . It was a wedding Gift ,when my Great Grandmother got married .
You go Jami girl!!! , you guys work together so well great guy .Wow how beautiful. All the pieces., love the finish you put on.thanks for the tip about hemp oil
Not being a critic but Jami, you had be holding my breath when you were going hard with the angle grinder. I have all the power tools but those freak me out a little. One day I'll get past my fear. Beautiful work!!
Great video! I love this “how to” make cutting boards. I’m sitting here at the Georgia Welcome Center eating my lunch on my way to Florida from North Carolina. What a fun rest stop ♥️♥️🦋
I love how you are always reusing and not filling up the landfills and making something beautiful and useful at the same time!
Jo-Anne Macahn no need to throw away.
instablaster.
Make a wide board that will span a sink and cut a hole in one end and insert a colander.
such an interesting variety of boards you've made....love your advice that successful marriage is about getting over your "disagreements"...having been married most of my life I would have to agree with you there
Thanks! ❤️❤️
Could u show picture of the grinding wheel from harbor don't know what to get. Thanks. Everything looks great so creative!!
My husband and I have worked together and done lots of DIY projects for almost 50 years. I design and he builds and finishes.
Love these!! Question- with these being cutting boards, do you have to reseal them after a certain period as you painted them? Just wondering how they hold up to being washed and what care/upkeep tips to give my customers ☺️
Kathryn Malloy they hold up well to washing. Treat them like a butcher block, they may need re-oiled after awhile.
I’m wondering if you liked the angle grinder for first pass to get sharp edges off before using sanding? I have always used the sander but some projects take quite a bit of time and effort to get them rounded and looking old. How much do you sell the large boards for? Oh my rule for arguing is ask the question “will this matter a year from now?” If not move on👍🏻Thanks for sharing😊
Oh yeah. The angle grinder is so fast!
When we use the old wood from the farmhouse The large boards sell for around $100.00.
Love this upcycle, reduce and reuse project💛
These remind me of the wooden paddle things they used to get things out if the oven at the Italian restaurant I worked at years ago!
You two are just too cute for your own good. Glad I found your channel.
Yeah you can make things look old. But you can't beam history into a piece. That's the best part of all.
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Your cutting boards are awesome ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I like, some 1 by 12 would make good pizza paddles too
Me: Go to Pottery Barn and buy an expensive Cutting Board Zeb & Jami: Let's just make our own from old wood.
Hehe 😊❤️
OMG!!! These cutting boards are just so beautiful!!!! I love old wood!!!
Tape measure math.
Hold your place for the long measure. Fold the clip end back to the hold point. Read the value at the center of the fold curve.
Example.
Measure 55 inches. Place the 0 end at 55 inches. Read 27.5 inches on the inside of the tape's loop. Too easy Drill Sargent, too easy.
Wow really informative video thank you so much love love these breadboards ❤️❤️❤️
They look great and are almost all profit. Useful and an amazing display in the store. I sadly have a plastic one from Dollar Store. Time to make a step up. I loved the one with just the hemp oil.♥️👍😊
Do you first wash the wood after you sand before adding the hemp oil? If the wood is old,seems it may hold alot of dirt inside the cracks? I Love this video...and the boards are so pretty!f Thankyou!
I'm just gonna say it. You don't know whats been absorbing into that 100 year old wood, not to mention possibly being chemically treated, and I definitely wouldn't want to sell it as a cutting board not knowing.
Absolutely love you up cycle ideas. Thank you for being you.
Thanks! I want to make some now with my charming (math challenged) husband...haha
Brilliant! I am definitely going to try this 😍
Tip#1-10.....Yes dear!
Truth!
And... now I have to learn how to use a jigsaw. Next Christmas I'll have my husband frantically searching for a pink jigsaw.
A pink one would be so fun!
I really like the cutting board video great gifts. And I was wondering why hemp oil make sense now that you told us.
Those turned out dreamy gorgeous! You never fail to impress!
I've been wanting to learn this so thank you very much.
These are awesome! Thank you for sharing how to make them.
Does the type of wood matter? I have old salvaged lumber that I want to use for a cutting board.
I hit like because there isnt a love button!
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Templates laid out for my cutting boards!!
SUPER love this video guys! Thank you so much, looks pretty easy and certainly lucrative!
Wow! Those cutting boards are beautiful.
Zeb you are tooo funny!!!!!!! Jaime you have a great guy there........You two are awesome together!!!!!!! LOve, love the cutting boards...
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Im obsessed with cutting boards lately those are gorgeous I would keep some of those for your 1917 Farmhouse 😁
We kept two! ZEB STILL HAS TO FINISH OURS. 😂😂
Oh my gosh. I am making pumpkins instead of cheese boards!! But when I get my wood carving black for my angle grinders look out!!! So love this video!!!!
I meant they look like pumpkins. But I am goi g to work on it!!
What is another type of stain that would be food safe if you dont have milk paint?
Tea stains or coffee stains work well.
PLUS tips on how to work with your spouse! Love it!
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Hello, I have made these and LOVE the old wood ones. However, i used zinc sweet pickins on the new wood and I am not thrilled with them. If I'm not, then they probably won't sell. What tips might you have for the new boards. The zinc came out more green on the new boards. Can I mix sweet pickins and farmhouse together??
Yes, they mix well.
Oh my goodness, that wood is so beautiful, and so glad you are reusing it!! ♥️ I have so many offcuts in my Jenga room (it's a bit like playing the wood toppling game getting anything out!), but never thought to make a butcher block with some of the thicker bits..next project!! 😁
That would be fun!
Thank you for all this info. I just picked up a pile off curb, off cuts from a stair redo.
Wood 1x 10-12s
Do you have any other suggestions of use for the wood? I have a circular and jig saw, drill, need to get a grinder.
We use scrap wood for signs, totes, display risers, candlesticks, all sorts of things.
Hi I love watching your video. I love working with wood but im not confident my boards are food safe. could you please advise. Thank you from Australia
Generally speaking most wood is safe to use around food. There are some varieties that aren’t safe so it’s important to know the tree the wood came from. Mostly we use pine, alder, oak, walnut, maple, birch, poplar for our wood working.
I LOVE these :)
Love this video and tool 101. I could totally make this. You give me so much confidence and inspiration and take the scare out of the tools. Thank you so much!!!
very cool. I also love that you reuse and save items for a new life.
Loved the video! May I ask the approximate length/width of the cutting boards made. I did not hear that mentioned on the video. Thanks!
11x38”
Could you please show and tell me the type/brand blade you are using in the angle grinder you got from harbor freight? I love your videos!!!
It’s a wood carving wheel/disk for an angle grinder. I get mine at harbor freight.
Zeb.. You can always say “ that paint brush makes your butt look good”. Hope this wasn’t inappropriate. Love all your videos.💗
You two are so lucky to have each other ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏
Zeb, what kind of blade did you use on your grinder and where did you get it?
It’s a wood carving disk and I get mine at harbor freight.
@@JamiRayVintage I looked online at the Harbor Freight grinder wheels and I couldn't find it. Maybe you could show us a picture of it?!
www.harborfreight.com/4-1-2-half-inch-carbide-cup-wheel-66613.html?cid=paid_google%7C%7C%7C66613&mkwid=s%7Cpcrid%7C385358577111%7Cpkw%7C%7Cpmt%7C%7Cpdv%7Cm%7Cslid%7C%7Cproduct%7C66613%7C&pgrid=75998373342&ptaid=pla-833309118883&pcid=6548846347&intent=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3d7LoYOj5wIVtR-tBh0deg0oEAQYBCABEgI1MvD_BwE
I have been a country girl all my life, if i want something i cant afford i figure out how to make me one, an cutting boards is next on my to do list, my grandmother used to call me "a jack of all trades" i see something i want then study it then make one....
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Do you have to use a certain type of wood ex. Oak, walnut? I have lots of scrap wood but not sure what kind it is. Thank you.
This is pine, any wood will work. If it’s oak or walnut all the better! 😊❤️
Go Jami, Go Jami.... Doing great with those tools. LOL I love these cutting boards.
The cutting boards are so cool. You should get a pyrography kit so you can personalize them with initials. Zeb, I’m happy to hear you got a chuck to start turning bowls. I’m sure you’ll love it!
Jamie & Zeb, these are great!! One question though, what do you charge for them?
It varies by size and the wood used. Here are some of the listings so you can see pricing.
jamirayvintage.com/search?q=Cutting+board+
I went to your store to try and find the powder that you mixed in this video and I didn’t see it. I saw cans of paint already mixed but do you sell the bags of powder to mix your own?
Because of retailer territory reasons I can only sell sweet pickins online. But, we also carry farmhouse finishes in store which is made by the same manufacturer and has most of the same colors.
New cutting boards from 1917 (😉)
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Just went down to the lake and found a couple of drift boards. Thanks for the inspiration
Nice!
Question...
Is there anything you guys can't do???
Lots of things. 😊❤️
Fantastic job Jami and Zeb!
Just out of curiosity, what will you sell them for?
New subscriber , I love what you’ve made here tfs xx
Thank you! ❤️❤️
Just awesome!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love this video! Want me one of them grinders now!! ❤️
Nice, thank you.
You are so talented, very nice
Those turned out awesome! 🤩
I just love these older videos ❤
I love your channel. Can’t have enough cutting boards. Love the way you utilize old wood instead of wasting it! Looking forward to more videos.
How awesome true vintage wood. These are amazing,always recycle if possible always no waste and easy on the pocket book.
#Happy WIFE Happy LIFE.😜
When you say oil wax what is that.
How nice those came out.
I love these boards
Those are looking really good. I like the way you make useful things out of leftover materials. You could also make little shelves out of the wood planks and put hooks under them for towels or mugs. Or just a board with hooks as a coat/ hat rack.
Love old wood. Nice project.
Love the 20 yr old wood grinder! With that great tool, I'd make a center "well" or depression for making dough (flour piled with a raw egg center, slippery lit'l egg always runs away) and/or individual EGG pockets/craddles for whole eggs so they won't roll away!?
Imagine a Big Old Butcher Block Top like the wonderful French butcher shops had - all uneven, worn in the one working spot, with the lowest portion leading the liquids to a catch bucket?! Not practical but so neat and can never find (here in the USA).
Have fun!
Casey Trudeau we love the angle grinder for dough bowls. Have you seen our dough bowl video? Zeb actually used two boards to make a dough bowl. It was pretty cool
Do you know what kind of wood it is
This video is like a bonus Waste Not Wednesday video.
We contemplated trying it on WNW but it would have been way too loud.
I am in LOVE!!!!!
Awesome upcycle, I especially love all the unique shapes. Reminds me of those big wood bowls you have.
Oh I love all of these!
Oh you guys have no idea how much I love you right now! I have been trying to find more natural up cycled rustic pieces to put in my store and this is 1000000% Exactly on the money of what I have been looking for! I haven't gotten a chance to use my new grinder And I have a ton of salvage wood so I cannot wait to make some Salvage Awesomeness!! ❤❤ Also see you guys are so adorable this was hands down an amazing video in every way!👏👏👍👍
Amy Mitchell can’t wait to see what you make!
My sister's and I were all born in the 60s our dad had for site to teach us about tools, wood working, and car repairs. He said he didn't want us to have to wait on a man to do things for us.
Or maybe he didn't want us to nag our husbands.
We also had almost every tonka truck they made I think he was a forward thinker even back then.
Seems like it!
Fantastic tips and ideas! 👍 I always enjoy watching your videos because they’re so inspiring. Thank you 😊
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Great job
Great DIY
Love them x
Any suggestions on cleaning the cutting boards, is it ok to dip in running water, I'm wanting to make some for myself...
They can be washed normally just like a regular wood cutting board. If you’re using them a lot you may need to reapply the hemp oil eventually.
@@JamiRayVintage what do u think of using bee's wax, i have a friend that bought bee's wax while we were on a girls weekend trip to ellijay Ga. at a craft show, she said she was going to put it on her cutting boards, is that safe
She bought a one pound bag of bee's wax for $1.00 from a man who was there selling his honey
I love them all ! But that first one you put hemp oil on ,I’m in love it’s Gorgeous. Looks like my over 100 year old rolling pin ,that was whittled by my Great Great Grandfather . It was a wedding Gift ,when my Great Grandmother got married .
What an awesome gift! ❤️❤️
You go Jami girl!!! , you guys work together so well great guy .Wow how beautiful. All the pieces., love the finish you put on.thanks for the tip about hemp oil
Maria thanks!
How can I get one of these boards? What are the prices?
They run $30-100.00. You can email lehishop@jamirayvintage.com
Wow love it y’all are genius, y’all give me so much inspiration!!
Love them
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WOW!♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Not being a critic but Jami, you had be holding my breath when you were going hard with the angle grinder. I have all the power tools but those freak me out a little. One day I'll get past my fear. Beautiful work!!
The angle grinder is hard because it torques down and can twist in your hand. Thank goodness for safety release switches!
I have lots of wood I could do this with. Thanks for the great idea!
Great video! I love this “how to” make cutting boards. I’m sitting here at the Georgia Welcome Center eating my lunch on my way to Florida from North Carolina. What a fun rest stop ♥️♥️🦋
Safe travels!
LOVE IT
How often do you have to add the hemp oil to the boards?
Not often. If they get dried out you may want to reapply but they should be fine for a long time.