How to Make End Grain Cutting Board | Step-by-Step Guide

In this video you will watch the entire process of making a stunning end grain cutting board using a combination of maple, walnut, ash, and mahogany. The end grain construction not only adds a unique and beautiful design element, but also provides a durable surface for everyday use. The video covers the entire process, from milling and preparing, to gluing and clamping the boards together, and finally sanding and finishing the cutting board. Enjoy!
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00:00 Milling
01:20 First Glue Up
02:17 Planing
02:40 Cross Cutting
03:12 Second Glue Up
04:28 Drum Sander
04:54 Final Cuttings
06:04 Routing Finger Grips
06:30 Sanding
07:53 Raising the Grain
08:30 Final Sanding
08:56 Finishing
09:51 Final Product
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[@markbrewer1988]

You had very good accuracy with the offsetting of the board. Great job as it turned out great. Two ideas for you. To prevent chip outs with your palm router, work it clockwise. I use an angle grinder with different grades of sandpaper and it goes much faster than my palm sander.

[@PolarBeaverWoodworking]

I would definitely try the palm router idea, specially with small bits I think it would be safe.
My only problem with angle grinder is lack of control. I think there is a high chance of sanding one spot more that another.

[@lakeshorewoodturner5136]

Nice looking board.

[@PolarBeaverWoodworking]

Thank you 😊

[@bigskymaker]

nice board! well done!

[@PolarBeaverWoodworking]

Thanks!