I have never sold a piece of woodwork. I gave the first version of this cutting board to my sister after I used it in my kitchen for about 6 months. It’s basically just like new, with barely any discernible knife marks because the black Wenge wood is incredibly hard.
The cutting board is cool I'm not going to deny that, but the video itself is boring. You need to do something to keep t interesting. Again the cutting board is really nice though.
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When you see a woodworker use trigonometric signs to design a cutting board you know you are in presence of greatness.
Stunning! I thought the black part was gonna be an epoxy pour. It being solid wood is really impressive. The rounded sides look especially gorgeous.
Epoxy would certainly be a lot less work!
Great explanation of how to create and then use the jig!
And YES - save your saw dust!!!
Thanks Zach 😃
Great video Martin, do you sell your cutting boards and how well do they hold together as a functioning cutting board?
Regards
Kevin
I have never sold a piece of woodwork. I gave the first version of this cutting board to my sister after I used it in my kitchen for about 6 months. It’s basically just like new, with barely any discernible knife marks because the black Wenge wood is incredibly hard.
This is the ultimate cutting board for people who don't cook but have a stylish expensive kitchen.
Well, I’ll be using this one in my kitchen, and we cook home made meals from scratch almost daily, so it will get plenty of use.
@@interlocking-joinery let us know how long it holds together... home made and from scratch mean the same, no need to use both in one sentence.
The cutting board is cool I'm not going to deny that, but the video itself is boring. You need to do something to keep t interesting. Again the cutting board is really nice though.
I don’t make the videos for entertaining, but to share my experiences with other woodworkers. That said, more entertaining is obviously better!
All that work & time you’ll need to sell it for $5k just to break even
Yes, there is no way you could make these professionally. The wood cost $700 and I if I worked on it full time, it would take 2-3 weeks to finish.