Very nice. Really wish you would have shown it finished. And as for these people saying this isn't handmade they do not understand what goes into making something like this. These tools are here to help us it's not like you used a computer to do all the work and you just hit a button. You did a great job. And I'm sure your family enjoyed their gift. We just made my mother an end grain cutting board with white oak in the middle then put an edge of black walnut. Waiting for the glue to dry now so we can put the oil on it. As a woodworker, for me at least that is my favorite part. It brings out all those beautiful colors and grains.
I was about to comment that this board was too beautiful and to many hours invested to sell, let alone cut any food on. Then I saw your note about it being a wedding gift. Very very nice.
This is MUCH better at 1.5 speed , you don't miss anything and the guitar sounds way better. And always show the finished product (as many have said) for several seconds at the end. Nice board though.
Great work and great video. Can you elaborate on why you used the melamine board under the cutting board when running through the drum sander around 2:30? Thanks!
Would it be too much to ask for you to talk a little bit and show your board with you applying the mineral oil? I'm a beginner and I would like to know some measurements and things.
It would be goodif you would’ve had some speaking in this because most people don’t know how to do this and they don’t realize that what ever you are going to put in you have to take out otherwise the grain of the original cutting board will not match up and you never said anything like that I think music is not right for these videos
I wonder if you have a point to not show the finished product??? 🤔 I get the same satisfaction in watching someone carefully and lovingly make a most wonderful sandwich, or dish (cooking show) and then nobody eats it at the end...... kinda pointless. I’m sure it probably was a nice board. Too bad.
I was helping my Dad build a house one summer. Across the street another building crew showed up and started putting the floor joists and decking on the basement of a new house. We noticed that this crew, which was composed of three 20 something age guys with ponytails, were cutting all the floor joists and decking with hand saws. When we asked why they weren't cutting the framing material with a circular saw they said, they wanted to build this house "right". My dad and I laughed all day....
No, its not. He is using the machines, either taking the board to it or using the machine with his hands. Those tools do nothing without the proper use and knowledge of the user. CNC....thats not handcrafted.
There's a little button on the video, a knob on your speakers and a mute button on your PC task/toolbar and you're bitching about music? You have 3 options idiot, but you'd rather bitch.
@@stevedarnell8444 There's a little button on the video, a knob on your speakers and a mute button on your PC task/toolbar and you're bitching about music? You have 3 options idiot, but you'd rather bitch.
Very nice. Really wish you would have shown it finished. And as for these people saying this isn't handmade they do not understand what goes into making something like this. These tools are here to help us it's not like you used a computer to do all the work and you just hit a button. You did a great job. And I'm sure your family enjoyed their gift. We just made my mother an end grain cutting board with white oak in the middle then put an edge of black walnut. Waiting for the glue to dry now so we can put the oil on it. As a woodworker, for me at least that is my favorite part. It brings out all those beautiful colors and grains.
Afterall that, a glimpse of the finished article would have been good.
You took me through all of that and I can't see the finished product????
Beautiful work
I was about to comment that this board was too beautiful and to many hours invested to sell, let alone cut any food on. Then I saw your note about it being a wedding gift. Very very nice.
I like the board. Would have been nice to show a few less seconds of sanding to show the entire board when finished.
I agree.
Now I know how to do it. Thanks!
So this was 7 yeas ago. Still loved the project and the music was great
No pic of the finished board?
This is MUCH better at 1.5 speed , you don't miss anything and the guitar sounds way better. And always show the finished product (as many have said) for several seconds at the end. Nice board though.
You're absolutely right. The guitar is way better.
I must be old, 1 1/4 sounded great
Nice work. It seemed to proceed organically. Very creative!
Liked the video. Remember you from Ithaca, years ago. Real nice work.
Slotteo
Where's the end product?
Fabulous work. May I ask how long the project took to complete?
I would sand the top and bottom surface at the final step.
Yes, a finished board would have been nice to see. Good job though.
what are the orange handle quick clamps? Don't recognize them.
What's with all the pencil markings before you put it through the sander?
Lets me know when I've sanded the entire surface. Once the pencil marks are gone, everything has been sanded.
Man you could see that drum sander was warped @3:15 Taking more off closer to the mount.
Sehr schöne Arbeit, leider zeigst du uns nicht das fertige Produkt. Ist ein bisschen schade.
Good video and fantastic tune
Beautiful work. What's you finish of choice?
You might try showing the finished product at the end... it's sort of the "payoff" for watching the whole video.
Nice but too bad we could only guess the finished board. Why didn't you show it ?…
Great work and great video. Can you elaborate on why you used the melamine board under the cutting board when running through the drum sander around 2:30? Thanks!
Thanks! I use it as a flat reference surface to flatten the board. I hot glue shims under the cutting board and hot glue it to the melamine.
What is the purpose of drawing pencil lines before sanding?
It lets you know that you took off the material evenly and not too much
I thought it looked pretty good with just the single first stripe.
Super nice.
Would it be too much to ask for you to talk a little bit and show your board with you applying the mineral oil? I'm a beginner and I would like to know some measurements and things.
Cool! Thank you for sharing!
Great work
Looks beautiful! Anywhere we can see the finished board?
E la continuazione ?
Why resaw on the band saw when it could have been done better on the circular saw?
To save material. With so many thin strips, the kerf on the table saw would waste a lot of wood.
Very nice!
Отличная работа!
That thing definitely came apart at 2:14
probably a dry glue up run... but good catch!
Belíssimo trabalho , show . Parabéns
It would be goodif you would’ve had some speaking in this because most people don’t know how to do this and they don’t realize that what ever you are going to put in you have to take out otherwise the grain of the original cutting board will not match up and you never said anything like that I think music is not right for these videos
I wonder if you have a point to not show the finished product??? 🤔 I get the same satisfaction in watching someone carefully and lovingly make a most wonderful sandwich, or dish (cooking show) and then nobody eats it at the end...... kinda pointless. I’m sure it probably was a nice board. Too bad.
Was looking for handmade. Expected handtools. False advertising, thumbs down.
PLAQIATUM!!
helo pat.helomat.
Hand crafted? It was 99% machining!
I was helping my Dad build a house one summer. Across the street another building crew showed up and started putting the floor joists and decking on the basement of a new house. We noticed that this crew, which was composed of three 20 something age guys with ponytails, were cutting all the floor joists and decking with hand saws. When we asked why they weren't cutting the framing material with a circular saw they said, they wanted to build this house "right". My dad and I laughed all day....
Well at least they could claim hand crafted if hand tools were used but this cant it's machining!
No, its not. He is using the machines, either taking the board to it or using the machine with his hands. Those tools do nothing without the proper use and knowledge of the user. CNC....thats not handcrafted.
yea not close to handcraft
I do all my cutting, sanding and staining by hand. No saws, no sandpaper, no store bought stain.
Too much music for me I'm out
I agree this is not a music video, it’s supposed to be about the cutting board.
There's a little button on the video, a knob on your speakers and a mute button on your PC task/toolbar and you're bitching about music? You have 3 options idiot, but you'd rather bitch.
@@stevedarnell8444 There's a little button on the video, a knob on your speakers and a mute button on your PC task/toolbar and you're bitching about music? You have 3 options idiot, but you'd rather bitch.