I bet several of these or like these joined together would make a gorgeous club table or dining table. Or even kitchen counter top. But the amount of time and craftsmanship put into it... Man, you have my greatest respect!
Believe it or not, this video just popped onto my feed, and I'm glad it did. You sir are one hell of a craftsman . I enjoyed every minute of this performance that you put on, and am now a subscriber to your channel and I'm sure I'll enjoy watching what else you created. One of these days I'm gonna give this here a try. Good luck in life and stay safe.
Thank you, a very good quality UTube video, pleasant music; very relaxing to watch you do all this work! Watched beginning to end and expect to attempt this in the future. Lots of work, steps, sanding, gluing but end result is incredible and worth the effort. Just nice to see craftsmanship, humbleness, and a wonderful work effort. Thanks again for sharing, subscribed. Be safe in the workshop and surroundings.
When people see the completed boards, they do not see the work and effort that is put into making them. Great board and video, so well done. I noticed you were experiencing the glue joints slipping under clamping pressure. I sprinkle salt on my glue joints and it does stop them from slipping as you apply clamp pressure.
Looking at drum sanders, I see you have the Jet 16/32, you also have a very nice planer. I am upgrading my planer to cabinet style, is a drum sander still really necessary and if so do you recommend what you have or is there different model/brand to consider?
Beautiful work, I’ve made a lot of cutting boards and everyone says they’re too nice to use but they look like firewood compared to these. Thanks for putting in the work!
i guess im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a way to get back into an instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me.
@Hugo Cristiano thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
People are still enjoying your video, all these years later! Thanks! The recycler in me wonders what you did with all those walnut wedges that were leftover? :)
Wow nice looking cutting board That was a lot of glue up and cuts. I hope your making really good money making those. I had one idea to bring just a little more bling to it, on the maple strips add a red color wood like cherry but reverse your spirel out pattern or 0 so if your eyes connect the dots you see a hidden pattern, now that's going to take a hell of a lot more work but it can be done prior to dealing with the spiral pattern its just a matter of lining things up.
How long did you let your glue-ups dry before sawing the ends flush / doing the angle cuts? I usually let them dry overnight, which would make this project take weeks (which it may have). Honestly great work man!
I actually watched other folk's videos on making a crosscut sled, then added the guard later. I used shatter-resistant plexiglass and gave it enough width to cover my face when I'm close to it aligning cuts. It works really nice for when I need to adjust a cut while using shims on a piece and I need to lean in close to see the alignment while the saw is running.
Greetings. very rarely do i get to see an absolutely brill video but I'm hooked on the music as well. 10/10 I'm a new subby so please can you tell me who the music is by. Merry xmas sir to you and all the family keep safe.
Parabéns meu amigo o meu nome é José Nilson Balbino sou Brasileiro eu Admiro muito o seu trabalho eu acompanho todos seus trabalhos e foi muito admirado parabéns mais uma vez
Did you make anything with the triangle falloff? Make a shim jig to turn the falloff into a 10(?) Sided board, one glue up with ratchet strap for that one and it'd look awesome. I feel like this movie would be ten minutes shorter if we didn't see every single tiny table saw adjustment after every single glue up lol. Cool thing is knowing there is no need for measurements on any squares, just eyeball close enough. Looks good though.
Rueben. I'm curious to know what grit you used on your drum sander for the first rough sanding. I have the same sander and cannot use it for end grain sanding since it burns the surface. I may be using too rough of a grit. Love your videos.. Thanks Rich
I have the same sander and the same problem. What I eventually came up with is setting the sander so that it barely touches the wood and then setting the speed fairly fast so heat doesn't built up. I use 120 grit paper for most all my sanding, but 80 may work a little better/fast with less burn.
@@hjp40 I switched from 80 grit to 120. Made a big difference. I use probably much less than a 1/16th turn lowering the drum for each pass as well. Feeder belt on max.
Fantastic boards, just as a heads up running end grain through a planner is very dangerous. Eventually it binds and things get nasty. Speaking from experience I had one bind up about 1/4 way throught. Ended up breaking my hand and going through a cabinet when it got kicked out. I was told I was going to get bit one day didn't really believe it. I had done lots a boards, I learnt the hard way.
Not necessarily. Yes, care needs to be taken, such as making very shallow passes. I can get a little more aggressive since my planer is a 5hp with a spiral cutter head; virtually no noticeable difference between planning face or end grain. I used to have a small dewalt planer that I would use for endgrain planning and it definitely took a bit more careful consideration on depth of cut. Still to this day, I usually only plane about 1/64" each pass. Curious as to what you were planning that you said bound up and got kicked out.
I bet several of these or like these joined together would make a gorgeous club table or dining table. Or even kitchen counter top. But the amount of time and craftsmanship put into it... Man, you have my greatest respect!
Craftsmanship + Artistry! Beautiful work!
Thank you sooo much for the actual music!!!! Very soothing!
Maravilhoso! Magnifico! Que capricho!
Really nice choice of music. The Vexento track is lovely.
Awesome. I am going to try this with Jatoba, leopard wood, teak, and zebra wood. This is beautiful thank you.
First rate work!!. Thank you for sharing...
Great job,say hello to Brazil !!!
Nice wood.
Absolutely magnificent! I'm still not exactly sure how you knew where to cut for the next space to create the rings/lines?
you nailed this project. It looks brilliant and thanks for sharing.
Чудо! Шикарно для столешницы для прикроватной тумбочки или журнального столика.
Oh, man! These are gorgeous!
Believe it or not, this video just popped onto my feed, and I'm glad it did. You sir are one hell of a craftsman . I enjoyed every minute of this performance that you put on, and am now a subscriber to your channel and I'm sure I'll enjoy watching what else you created. One of these days I'm gonna give this here a try. Good luck in life and stay safe.
It would have been nice if he acknowledged MTM Wood designed and figured out how to make this board...
Just found MTM... yall both do some crazy out of this world stuff.. good job !!!!
This is absolutely the cleanest shop I have ever seen, can he come and do my apartment.
Pure art. Congratulations 🇧🇷👏👏👏
Wow, that came out gorgeous...
that looks absolutely great. excellent work
A fabtastic vid, excellent work and a deliciously beautiful result. I'd love one but would be scared to use it as a chopping board.
Amazing work (the waste always hurts). Love your sled design.
I enjoy your videos. Do you have plans available for any of your cutting boards?
Great build!
Nice work. Besides the maple strips what are the other wood(s) used in this project?
What a fantastic job. I loved it 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you, a very good quality UTube video, pleasant music; very relaxing to watch you do all this work! Watched beginning to end and expect to attempt this in the future. Lots of work, steps, sanding, gluing but end result is incredible and worth the effort. Just nice to see craftsmanship, humbleness, and a wonderful work effort. Thanks again for sharing, subscribed. Be safe in the workshop and surroundings.
Very amazing job. What kinds of wood are you using
Nice job brother! Came out really nice
Fantastic!!! Excellent work. 👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful cutting board. Very nice work.
Travail magnifique, grande maîtrise, le résultat est très beau.
Nice job Reuben. Keep it up.
Brilliant build.
brilliant and beautiful. In the world of quilting this design is called twisted log cabin. It is a lot easier producing this design in fabric
I love the saw sled, the Plexiglas is great idea.
Great work, was there a reason you didn’t use one of your angled off cuts to set the rest of your cuts in the sled?
When people see the completed boards, they do not see the work and effort that is put into making them. Great board and video, so well done. I noticed you were experiencing the glue joints slipping under clamping pressure. I sprinkle salt on my glue joints and it does stop them from slipping as you apply clamp pressure.
Does the salt eventually dissolve or is it crushed?
@@misimiki It eventually dissolves after it has done it's job.
Beautiful. Work of art.
OUTSTANDING!
Beautiful work!!! 3 weeks later and $1000 worth of wood!! Lol. Stunning piece!
sooo many glue ups!!! how many days did this take holy cow
that festool sander is nice, and the cutting boards arent bad either =)
Great little project. Will be building my wife one
love love love u talented master i am 71 do end grain stuff wow am female and an earth person a taurus serenaleagh tailem bend south australia
Very nice! Well done!
Looking at drum sanders, I see you have the Jet 16/32, you also have a very nice planer. I am upgrading my planer to cabinet style, is a drum sander still really necessary and if so do you recommend what you have or is there different model/brand to consider?
Incredible and extraordinary skills resulting in fantastic pieces of art!!!! Regards from sunny Brazil. Dieter
Beautiful work, I’ve made a lot of cutting boards and everyone says they’re too nice to use but they look like firewood compared to these. Thanks for putting in the work!
i guess im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a way to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me.
@Arlo Francis instablaster ;)
@Hugo Cristiano thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Hugo Cristiano it worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you really help me out :D
@Arlo Francis Glad I could help :)
I'm sorry I sold my 20" planer...I've built a lot of Andrei's designs. He is amazing.
Awesome job!
Way too beautiful and well crafted to be a cutting board. Maybe for serving food or fruits?
People are still enjoying your video, all these years later! Thanks!
The recycler in me wonders what you did with all those walnut wedges that were leftover? :)
As any woodworker knows, it went to the scrap shelf 🤣🤌
Amazing work. Subscribed
Wow nice looking cutting board
That was a lot of glue up and cuts. I hope your making really good money making those.
I had one idea to bring just a little more bling to it, on the maple strips add a red color wood like cherry but reverse your spirel out pattern or 0 so if your eyes connect the dots you see a hidden pattern, now that's going to take a hell of a lot more work but it can be done prior to dealing with the spiral pattern its just a matter of lining things up.
Awesome job, meticulous work. looks like you have a lot of time invested in one board. was this for sale, gift or just to do?
Garage shop with sliding table saw. Awesome
Very nice! What is the brand of the side sled you are using?
Beautiful work.
Wow, speechless!!
Did you use the same shim/angle foe each initial cut?
How long did you let your glue-ups dry before sawing the ends flush / doing the angle cuts? I usually let them dry overnight, which would make this project take weeks (which it may have). Honestly great work man!
Love it!
Sou Brasileiro , e gostei muito do seu trabalho
I really like the looks of the crosscut sled you are using. Especially the plexiglass top. Any videos or plans for making that?
I actually watched other folk's videos on making a crosscut sled, then added the guard later. I used shatter-resistant plexiglass and gave it enough width to cover my face when I'm close to it aligning cuts. It works really nice for when I need to adjust a cut while using shims on a piece and I need to lean in close to see the alignment while the saw is running.
Sweet sound track!
Man, geniuses are rare nowadays, but once in a while one of them shows up.
Do you get your wood dried or just air dried
Wow Wow Wow ... Inspirational ..Thank you
Greetings. very rarely do i get to see an absolutely brill video but I'm hooked on the music as well. 10/10 I'm a new subby so please can you tell me who the music is by. Merry xmas sir to you and all the family keep safe.
Great job! You earned yourself a new subscriber! :)
Thanks buddy!
nice work, big huh from Portugal
Que maravilla de trabajo y como lo disfrutas.💎👑💥💖💕❤💓👍✍️👀
that music in the background is super intense
What is the sled the miter gauge rides on? Is that a separate attachment, or did it come with the table saw? I like it.
How long does that glue roller stay working in a bag like that?
How long did the glue roller last in the ziplock bag? Looks like several days of build
Parabéns meu amigo o meu nome é José Nilson Balbino sou Brasileiro eu Admiro muito o seu trabalho eu acompanho todos seus trabalhos e foi muito admirado parabéns mais uma vez
What kind of sliding crosscut attachment is that on your saw? I have a small shop and would love something like that.
Great music too
top marks , job well done
Very cool. That took a lot of time.
Really Wonderful congratulation
привет. отличная работа. браво .но не хватает еще одного поворота как в оригенале у mtm.
I see how it is done. Nice to have great tools. Didnt say what kind of wood was used... or finishers.
Very good!!!!
That would be awesome as a table.
Amazing boards
What sorts of wood did you use?
great work
Why do you use a cross cut sled when you have a sliding attachment on your saw?
how long it took you to finish the job????
Did you make anything with the triangle falloff? Make a shim jig to turn the falloff into a 10(?) Sided board, one glue up with ratchet strap for that one and it'd look awesome. I feel like this movie would be ten minutes shorter if we didn't see every single tiny table saw adjustment after every single glue up lol. Cool thing is knowing there is no need for measurements on any squares, just eyeball close enough. Looks good though.
Sweet job
Bravissimo!
What did you do with the cut offs?
This is Jedi master shit here. I am in awe sir !
Nice work
nice work.
Świetna robota
Rueben. I'm curious to know what grit you used on your drum sander for the first rough sanding. I have the same sander and cannot use it for end grain sanding since it burns the surface. I may be using too rough of a grit. Love your videos.. Thanks Rich
I have the same sander and the same problem. What I eventually came up with is setting the sander so that it barely touches the wood and then setting the speed fairly fast so heat doesn't built up. I use 120 grit paper for most all my sanding, but 80 may work a little better/fast with less burn.
@@hjp40 I switched from 80 grit to 120. Made a big difference. I use probably much less than a 1/16th turn lowering the drum for each pass as well. Feeder belt on max.
Fantastic boards, just as a heads up running end grain through a planner is very dangerous. Eventually it binds and things get nasty. Speaking from experience I had one bind up about 1/4 way throught. Ended up breaking my hand and going through a cabinet when it got kicked out. I was told I was going to get bit one day didn't really believe it. I had done lots a boards, I learnt the hard way.
Not necessarily. Yes, care needs to be taken, such as making very shallow passes. I can get a little more aggressive since my planer is a 5hp with a spiral cutter head; virtually no noticeable difference between planning face or end grain. I used to have a small dewalt planer that I would use for endgrain planning and it definitely took a bit more careful consideration on depth of cut. Still to this day, I usually only plane about 1/64" each pass. Curious as to what you were planning that you said bound up and got kicked out.