I watched one of your videos and purchase some maple walnut and cherry to make some boards. So far I have made five boards the largest 18" x 24" x 1 3/4". Your plans are very helpful. I have looked at other Utube videos on end grain boards but yours has to be the best. Keep up the fantastic work.
Thank you for your purchase buddy. I'm glad you get something out of it. There is much more designs on the way +videos. It's just so darn hard to get enough time for everything. Once again thank you, and thank you for your kind words. Regards
It’s 2021 and I still watch all of your videos. I took up woodworking as a hobby a few years ago. You’re such an inspiration to beginners like me and I appreciate your fine craftsmanship.
I've been subbed for a while and just watched this video again. I do see the board which is "wrong" but most people will not. I enjoy your work. Please continue to show it to us.
Thank you buddy for your feedback and support.. I'm glad you notice it. I think you already comment once about it .. It's true..some rows aren't correct :-) I had some health issues and I was recovering this summer so I didn't upload much. But I had times to get some new ideas and all that will come here soon. Thanks again. Regards
Glenn McCarthy Some people have hard time to believe it..But is 100% accurate. Everything is possible:-) Thanks for stopping by and your feedback. Good luck
Darrell Moerch Thanks Darrell for such compliment/feedback. I've just started to upload my stuff on YT.My recent upload was the first more serious attempt in editing. I have tons of unique projects to come. Thanks once again and Good Luck.
Hi. I just found your TH-cam videos. Love the cutting boards that you make. Enjoying watching all of your videos. Going to watch your door and window videos also.
I made some clamps that would probably work better in these type of glue ups...they put pressure on top and sides at the same time...I haven't tried them yet but the engineering is sound. You always do great work. I made one of these but my maple was still to wet...so an expensive piece of fire wood lol.
Yeah I'm familiar with that kind of clamps. Carpenters here are using them for a very long time. They apply horizontal/ vertical pressure. For some reason I don't own them. Thank you for your kind words.
nice cutting boards, I'm planning on doing some end grain ones also. I've got some butternut, maple, mahogany, osage, rockopucko, walnut, jarrah, and some cherry that I had picked up in my area. just hoping mine look as nice as yours. nice job. jim
j haugtvedt Thanks man.. Well you have all the wood necessary. Key to beautyfull boards is peoper arrangement of wood by contrast I'm sure they will b great. Only limit is your imagination. keep up the good work and hope to see you again in my next vid. where i will beside the board show some good tips. Good luck
Very beautiful, excellent workmanship Uros. I used to have the same equipment to build high end reproduction furniture years ago...I wish I could still do this... Keep up the good work. stay safe my friend.
Ralph Winter Hello Ralph. Well I hope this video brought some nice memories. Thank you for your kind words and I wish the same for you. Maybe you'll start again if that is an option. Good luck
I love your work. I have a question on how you glue up your 45 degree or 60 degree cut boards (like the one on the end) without it slipping when you clamp it. I tried making a 3D cutting board and couldn’t clamp angled boards together without then sliding out of place, so I wasn’t able to get tight joints. Thanks
Hi there. Yes gluing angles require some work. When I glue all angled pieces for the first time I out some wooden stock chroos the whole board. At the beginning the middle and the end. Those wooden support I clamp super strong before I apply clamps on the side which they will hold all cut pieces together. That is the key. Than I squeeze them and that's it. Just remembered to to tighten chroos hold down pieces really hard. In other video you can see what I'm talking about. Good luck
Kevin Fox Thank you for your feedback Kevin. I accept that and I'm glad for all feedback that I get. All mine designs are spontaneous or just before I start making them. I visualise what I won't and than u go forward. It's hard to explain but I see finished board before I start cuting. I know how to place the piece and so on. I was thinking of making video Excatly about that hoe you can forsee with tips and tricks. I hope that soon. And sure..I'll change music gladly. I just run out of time when editing :-) Thank you for your kind words mate. Regards
Kevin Fox Well..Thank you again mate. I enjoy my work and I have wild imagination. . I'll make a video when my schedule will allow it. And I will remember your Tip. Good luck mate
What is your name? Great work and craftsmanship. How wide are the final strips before gluing for final design? Does it matter how wide they are? Looks to be about 2 inches wide?? Thank you! I can't find the link to your website or where to order plans for cutting boards and other projects. Please let me know and thanks. Gordon
GORDON STEPHENSON Hi there. Well it depends which board did you had in mind. In the link here you can find plans for some of mine boards. There will be more to follow. My name is Uroš which is hard to pronounce in English just right. So feel free to call me whatever it comes out :-) If you have questions about specific board please let me know and I'll help you out if you wanna built it. Thanks for watching and your kind words. Plans: www.vibracijeduse.si/free-plans
Thanks Uros! I downloaded all three cutting board plans and already have ideas for more. I’m also doing some wall art using different size triangles and different color stains. I don’t have a planar or a joiner. How would you advise getting everything as level as possible? Squaring all the pieces with my tablesaw, gluing together, then sanding with orbital or flat sander?
GORDON STEPHENSON Glad to hear that. Well. Flatness or square wood is essential for nice tight joints when gluing. Without jointer is is harder but still possible. As long you'll begin with at least one side flat or close to 90° you'll be able to make it all on table saw. As you stated. Just rip all the pieces and glue them together. And after that you can flatten everything with router and jig or make it flat as possible by sanding . It helps if you have long rip fence. Good luck mate.
It takes a bit more time but it can be done..the same way I did it when I started woodworking. Make sequence for 24" board split it in half and glue each half separately. Than plane it one by one so you have the same thiknes. Gently rip jointing edge on each board so you'll have nice straight joint. Apply glue on each half put 2 pieces of wood chroos the board on each side and clamp it. This will hold both halfs horizontal. Than clamp halfs together. Some more cutting and gluing and you're done. In the end you can flaten it with router and sled. I appreciate. Thank you
@@Slovenianwoodworker Thanks for such a quick reply...subscribing now. Also one more question. On pic of the cutting boards there is one that looks like it has blue wood. Is there such a thing? I know or Paduk and Purple heart but never seen blue.
No problem. If you wanna learn more about cutting boards I'm working on series of videos just about that. First one will be published in approx. in one week. About the blue colour. That is just visual effect. That wood is sapele mahogany (Kongo) which under florencent light can give blueish color. (Endgrain) Otherwise in nature actual blue colored wood doesn't exist. Thanks
Thank you Pam. You need good quality sawblade for riping. And good saw. If saw is underpowered go slow with consistent speed. The most tricky part is gluing. Angled pieces can slip. Check my other cutting board video and see how i glue them. Good luck
G'day from Australia, Is there any one out there could help, I do enjoy your work! however I do have a question though every time I flatten the end grain cutting board and put back on the bench It whorps back to the side just flattened, I can only use the router to flatten the board this has happened several times now the timber is very dry and end grain so I thought I'd ask the professionals for "HELP" before I quit the project this Is the first attempt to make a cutting board. Can you offer any suggestions? Cheers D
+David Dorman Hello David. Well I never heard of something like this to be honest. One reson that board whorps can be heat that is created while routing. But I don't believe this is the couse. I suspect your router jig. I would say that is not very sturdy and when you are in the middle of your board you go lower and route a bit more and than to its end it get to same hight .This would explain why your board looks like is warped. Other reson can be that you don't level wood to rest after first planning. Even if wood is dry and at the proper moisture leave it overnight so it can rest. Check for this things and come back with your findings. I'm glad if I can help. Thanks for stopping by and greatings to warm Australia.
Pedro Hernandez Hi Pedro. No problem at all .Just ask whatever you want. The board is cut at 45° you can cut at different angle if you want you just make sure that opposite piece of wood is cut at the matching angle. that you get 90° edges so your board won't be bowed on the end. If you're interested i will make new video just about making boards cut at the angle. Please feel free to check my FB page under albums you'll find hundreds of pictures of my cutting boards. In there are boards cut at 45° . Thanks for watching
Gracias ... Seguro que lo veré , estaré atento. Quiero intentar algo parecido. Aquí en España no hay costumbre de cutting board y todo lo veo en otros idiomas y me cuesta un poco entender. Me gustaría entender tu explicación de terminación de aceite mineral y cera de abejas, proporciones y trucos. Si alguna vez le apetecería escribir explicación y ayudarme yo podría traducir con traductor escrito. Mi email es "hernandezgazque@hotmail.com" . Muchas gracias por la explicación y ayuda. Un saludo
Gracias por su comprensión , hago algunas tablas por hobby. Me encanta mezclar y diseñar tablas , aunque aquí en España muy poca gente pagaría lo que de verdad vale una tabla ... Pero disfruto haciéndolas y aunque las regale a amigos y familia me enorgullece... Jejej gracias por su ayuda
Great..If you can imagine.3 years ago i didnt have nothing! I didnt have any tool,mashinery or whatsoever. I started jist like you in my apartmen basement. In 3,5m2 of space. And i started doing boards etc. In 3 years i bought all mashinery,tool,power tools and i have work for one year in advance. So just dont give up! About priceing of boards i had the same opinion and in the beginning i didnt get anything for it.But all that change. You have my suport with any question you gonna have. And feel free to post some picture of your work.
Hello, I love your videos. I would like to download your plans but I can't find them. I just subscribed to your channel. I'm trying to start a one man shop here in Connecticut and want to make cutting boards for craft fairs and local sales.
@ 7:58, no, wait, don't clamp those yet, a couple of strips are backwards......oh dang, too late. Beautiful board, not sure if the design is purposeful or a mistake, but still turned out nice. Those strips that are backwards to my eye would drive me crazy, but it is your creation.
Thomas Russell hahaha:-) great job. of all the views your aperantly the first one who notice that! It was a mistak for sure I think my mind just wasn't in the right state that day..Anyway it makes me laugh:-) i seel it already and i just hope that the new owner would think that this was design choice not a mishap:-) Thanks for commenting amd watching Good luck
The curse of OCD strikes again. Drilled into me from an early age by my grandfather, and then cemented in by the Army. As I said, still a beautiful set of boards. I tried to scream it out to you, but since you posted this video about five weeks ago I guess it didn't work. LOL ;-)
Thomas Russell well sorry to hear that. I'm sure it's huge pain having it.. must watch out for my second board i don't wanna couse you any :-) No it didn't work:-) Maybe you'll enjoy my other video. Board there has nice lines and everything runs in same direction:-)
Don't take me wrong, I don't hold others by my OCD standards. It's still a nice board. Just venting to releive my own energy. No offense intended. Thanks for posting inspirational videos that help us all who try to better our own work. We are all capable of an occasional oversight. Heck, I know I've had my share.
Thomas Russell No problem Thomas really. It was all taking in the good way don't worry :-) I'm not to familiar with your condition but i understand. Wishing you all the best mate. Good luck
Stephan Lorenz This boards are different sizes each. They are from 35x28 cm up to 40x30 check my other video where i make one you can find free plans for it. Thickness pf this boards us from 40mm to 44mm. I'm preapereing new video at the moment with new set of plans. good luck
I tried to make a board just like yours, but when I cut it at an angle it’s not quite straight, my machines are hobby. my boards were terrible, he released the glue
White oak should be ok. I know makers in USA that use White oak and it's fine. Try use pieces of wood that are close to the center which is more dense than the part near the edge / sapwood. Sapele for example will absorb much faster and more than oak and it's fine. Here everyone makes oak kitchen accessories and we have very strict laws about that
Love watching your videos, I get so much inspiration to try new stuff and people are loving what I make. Many thanks to you 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 has the prize been won already?
About Woodworking Thanks man. Well that is some sort of mahogany. It's from Congo. And when applying protection on it,it gets that blueish colour. Thanks for watching Good Luck
MebleTwojegoPomysłu Thanks man.. im just about to finsih my video about stroke sander.Can i include your name in it.Maybe including link to your channel? Regards
Please cut the music when talking. And please speak louder. My volume is all up and still cant make out what you say. Other than that you are an amazing craftsman. I envy you. Happy new year.
Andy Piszcz Well Andy. That was one of mine first videos that I made and I had shity camera at the time. I can imagine is not pleasant to watch and for that I do apologise. I ugrade mine equipment and took everything more serious. You can expect quality stuff in the future. Thank you for watching and your feedback mate. Best of luck
I like your videos very much, but I do struggle to hear your voice. Maybe move your mic a little closer to your mouth, sorry to say something negative. But you cutting boards are great, look forward to the next one.
Mark McRostie No worries mate. I accept all feedback positive or negative. And this is sure positive for me. That's how I can learn something from it. Videos so far were filmed with crapy camera and my editing skills were so so. Since my last video I upgraded to proper equipment and therefore it will be better audio/ video. Thank you for watching . Regards
Kathleen Basieiwcz Thank you Kathleen. I understand what you're saying.. try to understand that this was one of the first videos that i made . Honestly i didn't know what I'm doing :-) Regards
Question: I've been trying and trying to figure out why the current fad is to make endgrain cutting boards and bowls when the endgrain is the most open cell part of any wood, and therefore likely to harbor bacteria. Can you please tell me why everyone seems to be doing this?
I watched one of your videos and purchase some maple walnut and cherry to make some boards. So far I have made five boards the largest 18" x 24" x 1 3/4". Your plans are very helpful. I have looked at other Utube videos on end grain boards but yours has to be the best.
Keep up the fantastic work.
Thank you for your purchase buddy.
I'm glad you get something out of it.
There is much more designs on the way +videos. It's just so darn hard to get enough time for everything.
Once again thank you, and thank you for your kind words. Regards
It’s 2021 and I still watch all of your videos. I took up woodworking as a hobby a few years ago. You’re such an inspiration to beginners like me and I appreciate your fine craftsmanship.
I've been subbed for a while and just watched this video again. I do see the board which is "wrong" but most people will not. I enjoy your work. Please continue to show it to us.
Thank you buddy for your feedback and support.. I'm glad you notice it. I think you already comment once about it .. It's true..some rows aren't correct :-)
I had some health issues and I was recovering this summer so I didn't upload much. But I had times to get some new ideas and all that will come here soon. Thanks again. Regards
9:19
Those boards are very beautiful. It would be great to see videos where you make each one individually.
Thanks !
Thanks mate
Brand new videos in January
Your work is fantastic. All the pieces you produce for your channel are beautiful.
Thank you
I just read your story truly remarkable those boards are very nice
Glenn McCarthy Some people have hard time to believe it..But is 100% accurate.
Everything is possible:-)
Thanks for stopping by and your
feedback.
Good luck
You are a master woodworker for sure.
Darrell Moerch Thanks Darrell for such compliment/feedback.
I've just started to upload my stuff on YT.My recent upload was the first more serious attempt in editing. I have tons of unique projects to come.
Thanks once again and Good Luck.
Enjoying your work especially with the cutting boards. I'm going to look for your link to the plans. Subscribed now!
honvt1100c2 Thanks mate.
New video tomorrow.
Good luck
Hi. I just found your TH-cam videos. Love the cutting boards that you make. Enjoying watching all of your videos. Going to watch your door and window videos also.
+Karen Bickel I'm glad you like Karen. There will be more to follow. Thanks again. Regards
I made some clamps that would probably work better in these type of glue ups...they put pressure on top and sides at the same time...I haven't tried them yet but the engineering is sound. You always do great work. I made one of these but my maple was still to wet...so an expensive piece of fire wood lol.
Yeah I'm familiar with that kind of clamps. Carpenters here are using them for a very long time. They apply horizontal/ vertical pressure.
For some reason I don't own them.
Thank you for your kind words.
nice cutting boards, I'm planning on doing some end grain ones also. I've got some butternut, maple, mahogany, osage, rockopucko, walnut, jarrah, and some cherry that I had picked up in my area. just hoping mine look as nice as yours. nice job. jim
j haugtvedt Thanks man..
Well you have all the wood necessary. Key to beautyfull boards is peoper arrangement of wood by contrast I'm sure they will b great. Only limit is your imagination.
keep up the good work and hope to see you again in my next vid. where i will beside the board show some good tips.
Good luck
Gorgeous work!
Ha.. One of my first videos :) thank you 😍
Where do I get a table saw like that? It’s awesome - it looks effortless with the sliding side piece! And the sander is pretty cool, too.
Great stuff,coming to visit my next trip over
Your welcome
Excellent workmanship
Rag Tie Thanks.And thanks for watching. Good luck
+Slovenian Woodworker thanks man....Subscribed.
Rag Tie Thank you for that.
I have tons of cool projects coming up. Regards
Beautiful work!! Thanks for sharing.
T Abbs Thanks mate..check other board videos and download plans. Thank you for watching and good luck
Great videos. Beautiful work.
Bob McBride I'm glad you like it mate. Thanks for watching. Cheers
Fantastic design
Thank you
Great work! I'm talking from Brazil. Best regards!
Thank you Mauro. Greetings to Brasil from small country under Julian Alps :-)
Thats amazing work 👏 👍👍👍👍
Very beautiful, excellent workmanship Uros. I used to have the same equipment to build high end reproduction furniture years ago...I wish I could still do this... Keep up the good work. stay safe my friend.
Ralph Winter Hello Ralph. Well I hope this video brought some nice memories. Thank you for your kind words and I wish the same for you. Maybe you'll start again if that is an option. Good luck
nice cutting boards
Thank you for your time brother!
I love your work. I have a question on how you glue up your 45 degree or 60 degree cut boards (like the one on the end) without it slipping when you clamp it. I tried making a 3D cutting board and couldn’t clamp angled boards together without then sliding out of place, so I wasn’t able to get tight joints. Thanks
Hi there. Yes gluing angles require some work. When I glue all angled pieces for the first time I out some wooden stock chroos the whole board. At the beginning the middle and the end. Those wooden support I clamp super strong before I apply clamps on the side which they will hold all cut pieces together. That is the key. Than I squeeze them and that's it. Just remembered to to tighten chroos hold down pieces really hard. In other video you can see what I'm talking about. Good luck
Slovenian Woodworker thanks! Do you have a link to the video you are talking about showing how you clamp it? I couldn’t find the right one. Thanks!
Very good thanks for sharing.
william hicks Thanks for watching mate. Cheers
Most cutting boards are joined using Titebond III because it’s food safe. Not sure about the D3 you are using. Nice work, beautiful boards.
Titebond is also D3. D3 is univerzal marking for water proof glue. I'm using food safe and water proof glue.
Thank you
Very very nice !! TOP !!
Thank you
Magnificent, splendid !!!
Thank you
Love your work. Where do you get the ideas for your boards ? Any chance you could play some different music on occasions ? Big Fan
Kevin Fox Thank you for your feedback Kevin. I accept that and I'm glad for all feedback that I get. All mine designs are spontaneous or just before I start making them. I visualise what I won't and than u go forward. It's hard to explain but I see finished board before I start cuting. I know how to place the piece and so on. I was thinking of making video Excatly about that hoe you can forsee with tips and tricks. I hope that soon. And sure..I'll change music gladly. I just run out of time when editing :-)
Thank you for your kind words mate. Regards
That would be a really interesting video. Personally I think you are a genius. Keep up the great work.
Kevin Fox Well..Thank you again mate. I enjoy my work and I have wild imagination. . I'll make a video when my schedule will allow it. And I will remember your Tip.
Good luck mate
Hi,what angle did you cut them and how wide and what is The thickness?
Tnx
45 degree always
Around 44mm
@@Slovenianwoodworker thank you
I agree with Steve: I saw the wrong twist and almost hollered at me computer. Still a very beautiful board.
One of my first videos :-) yeah I was to late to fix it
Thanks
What is your name? Great work and craftsmanship. How wide are the final strips before gluing for final design? Does it matter how wide they are? Looks to be about 2 inches wide?? Thank you!
I can't find the link to your website or where to order plans for cutting boards and other projects. Please let me know and thanks. Gordon
GORDON STEPHENSON Hi there. Well it depends which board did you had in mind. In the link here you can find plans for some of mine boards. There will be more to follow. My name is Uroš which is hard to pronounce in English just right. So feel free to call me whatever it comes out :-)
If you have questions about specific board please let me know and I'll help you out if you wanna built it. Thanks for watching and your kind words.
Plans: www.vibracijeduse.si/free-plans
GORDON STEPHENSON my instagram: Slovenianwoodworks33
Thanks Uros! I downloaded all three cutting board plans and already have ideas for more. I’m also doing some wall art using different size triangles and different color stains.
I don’t have a planar or a joiner. How would you advise getting everything as level as possible? Squaring all the pieces with my tablesaw, gluing together, then sanding with orbital or flat sander?
GORDON STEPHENSON Glad to hear that.
Well. Flatness or square wood is essential for nice tight joints when gluing. Without jointer is is harder but still possible. As long you'll begin with at least one side flat or close to 90° you'll be able to make it all on table saw. As you stated. Just rip all the pieces and glue them together. And after that you can flatten everything with router and jig or make it flat as possible by sanding . It helps if you have long rip fence. Good luck mate.
How do you make a 24inch by 24 inch end grain cutting board with only a 12 inch planer? Love your board by the way
It takes a bit more time but it can be done..the same way I did it when I started woodworking.
Make sequence for 24" board split it in half and glue each half separately. Than plane it one by one so you have the same thiknes. Gently rip jointing edge on each board so you'll have nice straight joint. Apply glue on each half put 2 pieces of wood chroos the board on each side and clamp it. This will hold both halfs horizontal. Than clamp halfs together. Some more cutting and gluing and you're done. In the end you can flaten it with router and sled.
I appreciate. Thank you
@@Slovenianwoodworker Thanks for such a quick reply...subscribing now. Also one more question. On pic of the cutting boards there is one that looks like it has blue wood. Is there such a thing? I know or Paduk and Purple heart but never seen blue.
No problem. If you wanna learn more about cutting boards I'm working on series of videos just about that. First one will be published in approx. in one week. About the blue colour. That is just visual effect. That wood is sapele mahogany (Kongo) which under florencent light can give blueish color. (Endgrain) Otherwise in nature actual blue colored wood doesn't exist. Thanks
@@Slovenianwoodworker I am a sponge...teach. Plus I just started woodworking and been making pretty good money
Beautiful board! How did you get your 45 degree cuts smooth enough for gluing?
Thank you Pam. You need good quality sawblade for riping. And good saw. If saw is underpowered go slow with consistent speed. The most tricky part is gluing. Angled pieces can slip. Check my other cutting board video and see how i glue them. Good luck
Slovenian Woodworker thank you. I will watch them and get myself a glue ready blade.
Muito linda sua arte. Obrigado por passar seus conhecimentos .
Thank you for watching. Good luck
Agradeço por me responder. Me escrevi no seu canal
Very Nice
Thanks
Amazing ...thanks..
They look very nice
David Dorman Thank you David. Thanks for stopping by. Cheers
You have a real talent my friend
G'day from Australia, Is there any one out there could help, I do enjoy your work! however I do have a question though every time I flatten the end grain cutting board and put back on the bench It whorps back to the side just flattened, I can only use the router to flatten the board this has happened several times now the timber is very dry and end grain so I thought I'd ask the professionals for "HELP" before I quit the project this Is the first attempt to make a cutting board. Can you offer any suggestions? Cheers D
+David Dorman Hello David. Well I never heard of something like this to be honest.
One reson that board whorps can be heat that is created while routing. But I don't believe this is the couse. I suspect your router jig.
I would say that is not very sturdy and when you are in the middle of your board you go lower and route a bit more and than to its end it get to same hight .This would explain why your board looks like is warped. Other reson can be that you don't level wood to rest after first planning. Even if wood is dry and at the proper moisture leave it overnight so it can rest. Check for this things and come back with your findings. I'm glad if I can help.
Thanks for stopping by and greatings to warm Australia.
Where can I get the plans for these thanks.
I have fev other designs in my store. Please visit the link that i have in video description or Google KwoodStore etsy
Thanks
Hola, perdón mi ignorancia , la primera tabla tiene cortes a grados , es a 45 grados? Gracias por mostrar. Un saludo desde España
Pedro Hernandez Hi Pedro.
No problem at all .Just ask whatever you want.
The board is cut at 45° you can cut at different angle if you want you just make sure that opposite piece of wood is cut at the matching angle. that you get 90° edges so your board won't be bowed on the end.
If you're interested i will make new video just about making boards cut at the angle.
Please feel free to check my FB page under albums you'll find hundreds of pictures of my cutting boards. In there are boards cut at 45° .
Thanks for watching
Gracias ... Seguro que lo veré , estaré atento. Quiero intentar algo parecido. Aquí en España no hay costumbre de cutting board y todo lo veo en otros idiomas y me cuesta un poco entender. Me gustaría entender tu explicación de terminación de aceite mineral y cera de abejas, proporciones y trucos. Si alguna vez le apetecería escribir explicación y ayudarme yo podría traducir con traductor escrito. Mi email es "hernandezgazque@hotmail.com" . Muchas gracias por la explicación y ayuda. Un saludo
Pedro Hernandez
No problem Pedro.
I will write in English so ju can translate. Expect my email soon.
Regards
Gracias por su comprensión , hago algunas tablas por hobby. Me encanta mezclar y diseñar tablas , aunque aquí en España muy poca gente pagaría lo que de verdad vale una tabla ... Pero disfruto haciéndolas y aunque las regale a amigos y familia me enorgullece... Jejej gracias por su ayuda
Great..If you can imagine.3 years ago i didnt have nothing! I didnt have any tool,mashinery or whatsoever. I started jist like you in my apartmen basement. In 3,5m2 of space. And i started doing boards etc. In 3 years i bought all mashinery,tool,power tools and i have work for one year in advance. So just dont give up!
About priceing of boards i had the same opinion and in the beginning i didnt get anything for it.But all that change.
You have my suport with any question you gonna have. And feel free to post some picture of your work.
Do you have any imperial plans available for these boards?
Hello, I love your videos. I would like to download your plans but I can't find them. I just subscribed to your channel.
I'm trying to start a one man shop here in Connecticut and want to make cutting boards for craft fairs and local sales.
Where can I find the plans for these cutting boards? They are just beautiful!!❤
Pozdravljen kakšen les vse uporabljate za deske za rezanje. svaka čast nad vašim delom komi čakam nasledni video lp
Največ oreh /Javor /hrast /jesen /oljka pa kakšne egzote kot Zebrano itd. Ja tudi jaz.. Se bo končno malo ohladilo da bo produktivnost nazaj :)
@ 7:58, no, wait, don't clamp those yet, a couple of strips are backwards......oh dang, too late. Beautiful board, not sure if the design is purposeful or a mistake, but still turned out nice. Those strips that are backwards to my eye would drive me crazy, but it is your creation.
Thomas Russell hahaha:-) great job. of all the views your aperantly the first one who notice that! It was a mistak for sure I think my mind just wasn't in the right state that day..Anyway it makes me laugh:-) i seel it already and i just hope that the new owner would think that this was design choice not a mishap:-) Thanks for commenting amd watching
Good luck
The curse of OCD strikes again. Drilled into me from an early age by my grandfather, and then cemented in by the Army. As I said, still a beautiful set of boards. I tried to scream it out to you, but since you posted this video about five weeks ago I guess it didn't work. LOL ;-)
Thomas Russell well sorry to hear that. I'm sure it's huge pain having it..
must watch out for my second board i don't wanna couse you any :-) No it didn't work:-) Maybe you'll enjoy my other video. Board there has nice lines and everything runs in same direction:-)
Don't take me wrong, I don't hold others by my OCD standards. It's still a nice board. Just venting to releive my own energy. No offense intended. Thanks for posting inspirational videos that help us all who try to better our own work. We are all capable of an occasional oversight. Heck, I know I've had my share.
Thomas Russell
No problem Thomas really. It was all taking in the good way don't worry :-)
I'm not to familiar with your condition but i understand.
Wishing you all the best mate.
Good luck
Ótimo trabalho!👏👍🇧🇷
Thank you buddy. Greetings to Brasil
Trabalho maravilhoso. Um grande Mestre. Parabéns 👏👏👏
Nice Boards
barry dyson Thanks Barry. Currently editing new one too. Cheers
Excelente trabalho que lindo top demais
Thank you buddy ! Good luck
What brand is that planer/jointed?
Hardracer SCM, LIVINCIBILE series
Я захоплений вашим талантом , і хотів би також зробити у своїй столярні щось схоже , не підскажите з якого простішого візерунку почати
what sizes got the boards , 30 x 40 cm ? how high are the pices where u cut 4x4 cm ?
Stephan Lorenz This boards are different sizes each.
They are from 35x28 cm up to 40x30 check my other video where i make one you can find free plans for it. Thickness pf this boards us from 40mm to 44mm.
I'm preapereing new video at the moment with new set of plans.
good luck
I tried to make a board just like yours, but when I cut it at an angle it’s not quite straight, my machines are hobby. my boards were terrible, he released the glue
Bom trabalho mesmo Parabéns
I thought Oak was unsuitable for making cutting boards because of the open grain
It depends what oak you use.
There are fev sorts which are dense and appropriate.
@@Slovenianwoodworker I can only get American white Oak , is that ok
White oak should be ok. I know makers in USA that use White oak and it's fine.
Try use pieces of wood that are close to the center which is more dense than the part near the edge / sapwood.
Sapele for example will absorb much faster and more than oak and it's fine. Here everyone makes oak kitchen accessories and we have very strict laws about that
@@Slovenianwoodworker Thank you Uros
izgleda odlčino !
Domen Koračin Malo naših to gleda :-) Hvala Domen!
poglej si se kakšn ostali vid.
Srečno
What were you using to apply the finish?
John Coppola It is home made applicator. wood+old towel
Love watching your videos, I get so much inspiration to try new stuff and people are loving what I make. Many thanks to you 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 has the prize been won already?
Thanks Michael. I'm glad to hear that. Prize was given and explained In a later video which I mistakenly delate. Good luck with your work!
Subscribed! Ni nas dost tu! :)
SAWBLADE PROJECTS Subscribe back man :-) Imaš prav.. Super,da si se oglasil. Sem na terenu tako da pocekiram potem tvoje posnetke :-)
Bravissimo amico
Gaviano Fernando Grazzie:-)
Very good job!, well done.
what's that wood which looks blue?????
About Woodworking Thanks man.
Well that is some sort of mahogany. It's from Congo.
And when applying protection on it,it gets that blueish colour.
Thanks for watching
Good Luck
You have a couple that was the wrong way round on the one you made.
Good observation.
nice;]
MebleTwojegoPomysłu Thanks man..
im just about to finsih my video about stroke sander.Can i include your name in it.Maybe including link to your channel?
Regards
Great last! sure, no problem;] I can not wait.
MebleTwojegoPomysłu Haha..Ok,great.I was busy woodworking and have little time. Final editing amd is done..
MebleTwojegoPomysłu I post the new video about the stroke sander.Hope you watch it.
Regards
Please cut the music when talking. And please speak louder. My volume is all up and still cant make out what you say. Other than that you are an amazing craftsman. I envy you. Happy new year.
Andy Piszcz Well Andy. That was one of mine first videos that I made and I had shity camera at the time. I can imagine is not pleasant to watch and for that I do apologise. I ugrade mine equipment and took everything more serious. You can expect quality stuff in the future.
Thank you for watching and your feedback mate. Best of luck
I like your videos very much, but I do struggle to hear your voice. Maybe move your mic a little closer to your mouth, sorry to say something negative. But you cutting boards are great, look forward to the next one.
Mark McRostie No worries mate. I accept all feedback positive or negative. And this is sure positive for me. That's how I can learn something from it. Videos so far were filmed with crapy camera and my editing skills were so so. Since my last video I upgraded to proper equipment and therefore it will be better audio/ video.
Thank you for watching . Regards
I think the pattern got messed up on this one.
True
Imaš lepe izdelke, a jih delaš po naročilu ali kar tako za snemanje. Lp Andrej
Hvala Andrej. U to pa je en moj prvih videjev :) Izdelki so predvsem po naročilu /ostalo gre v spletno trgovino. Lp
I just subscribed to you channel. Great work, but you need to do away with the background music or speak louder into the mic.
Kathleen Basieiwcz Thank you Kathleen. I understand what you're saying.. try to understand that this was one of the first videos that i made . Honestly i didn't know what I'm doing :-) Regards
What is the music you play
Albert Oesterle Weekend in the city YT library
That is a great project - but the video was ruined by the intrusive and repetitious music.
I can't do nothing about it :)
can barely hear you speak.
Yeah and i can't even turn on subtitles. It was my first video with lousy equipment. I have it only for a memory probably I'll delete it
Question: I've been trying and trying to figure out why the current fad is to make endgrain cutting boards and bowls when the endgrain is the most open cell part of any wood, and therefore likely to harbor bacteria. Can you please tell me why everyone seems to be doing this?