I´m not a woodworker myself but enjoy this more explanatory video a lot. More than the short version. It gives deeper insight in your great work and I can say only "Thank you, Sir!" for the effort you´re putting in this vids!
Beautiful work, video and presentation. You are a natural teacher. Your camera positions are very good to help with the understanding of what you are doing. Thank you.
Thank you for making this version with added tips. It almost makes me think I might be able to make one, though I'm generally way too impatient for this type of thing. ('Swhy I'm primarily a woodturner. :) ) Tip - to prevent the wood from sliding against each other when clamping, drop a few (literally 3-5) grains of salt into the glue joint before joining the wood. The salt crystals don't interfere with the glue joint and are sharp enough to dig into the wood on either side, preventing them from sliding. (Sugar isn't sharp enough.)
+mtmwood I've not read about anything of the sort in any book, but then I don't read many books. (Can't tell you the last time I built something from plans... just design it in my head & revise as I go.) I got the tip from an old guy in my turning club. Thinking about it, while either should work to keep the boards from sliding around, I think I'd prefer the salt for two reasons. It would probably dissolve from the moisture in the glue before it sets and wouldn't dull blades as much as bits of sand embedded in the wood should you hit them while cutting.
Congratulations and Happy 3rd year anniversary on You Tube! Your beautifully designated end grain construction for cutting boards and other projects is excellent! The extra time and effort you take to make the videography and instructions is very much appreciated. Thank you!
Thanks for the great work. Having just retired, I now plan on making this board. I will send photos. By the way, the "small shop helpers" are a kick to watch, they remind me of those assisting in my shop :-)
Thanks for the video and the free plans! I've been watching your videos with my father and I think this design of yours will be the one we will try to make at home. Happy anniversary, keep your content and your good editing coming!
Goodnight. Could you tell me the length of the strips on the first and second panel? Congratulations on the incredible work. I will definitely buy the plans.
Quick note to anyone planning to make this: I made this recently, but I increased the measurements so that my board would end up at 18” rather than 12”. I did this by adding 7mm to each measurement listed for each strip in both panels. The finished product was correct in that everything matched up perfectly. However, by increasing the width of each strip, the finished board doesn’t look near as good (it’s the very thin width strips that really make the illusion stand out. I mean you can see the pattern, but the width I added makes the illusion of all the sides caving toward the center harder to notice. Again, it looks decent, and the illusion is there, but next time I will stay with the original measurements. I hope this is helpful to someone.
Отличный проект. Как впрочем, и все предыдущие. Просьба. Вы не могли бы к видео для иностранной аудитории добавлять русские субтитры? Также на вашем сайте есть большое количество различных декоративных ваз. Вы поделитесь секретами их изготовления в будущих роликах?
Always love your how to guides. Can we have a " How to make an end grain cutting board just using a tennent saw " as than s all I have :D .Can't wait for the next vid
Beautiful work. I am thinking of building this cutting board. I am very concerned with the strips shifting when I clamp them. Does the time elapsed while assembling the board give the glue enough grip that if one is careful the pieces don't shift. I think I will just do four or five at a time. Many years ago I built a herringbone tray. The author recommended using dowels between strips to avoid shifting when clamping. Have you done that?
I have run the first few strips through the drum sander but the sander takes more material from Peruvian walnut than from eastern maple, leaving scalloped finish. There are slight dips in the walnut. Do you know how to prevent this? I have been putting strips through straight, should they instead go in at an angle? I see you use a slight angle, I will try this.
Once again Andrei a great video. I have a couple of questions. 1 whats does NB! mean? I guess 'attention' 2. in the drawings, the boards are 300x 317, when you were cutting the wood the wood looked like it was 900mm long, were you just cutting both boards then cutting then in half? great Andrei... I hope your wife and sons are doing well!!!
Hello can you tell me why apply the hot oil and beeswax after a coat of oil... is it for the sheen level of the beeswax... or is there something else thanks
good afternoon your website to buy the plans not well I can say the brand of oil that gives your tables in the green container and how many hours your tables remain
I'm lost. I can't figure out what cuts are done at the band saw and how they fit together. To me there is a big step between the first glue up and the second glue up that I just can't envision. And I "think" there are just a couple cuts. But I can't tell what they are. Can someone help me? I want to understand this.
у вас на странице mtmwood.com/recommendations.php текст выходит за рамки блоков в некоторых случаях, там необходимо увеличить высоту блоков со 180px до 220px
Очень качественно. Закажу себе и другу. ПодСмотрел у дружеобломофф))) Вы делаете очень хорошее дело !!!!! Согласен с друже что доска должна быть большой. Заранее спасибо !!!!!
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Very kind of you to provide free plans. Many thanks!
I´m not a woodworker myself but enjoy this more explanatory video a lot. More than the short version. It gives deeper insight in your great work and I can say only "Thank you, Sir!" for the effort you´re putting in this vids!
wzukr The full version of UK flag board is more than 40 minutes.:) A lot of explanation. Thanks!
You are an artist. I could watch these videos all day.
+Qstick333 Thanks! I am going to upload some new.:)
Amazing! I'm someone who has never had interest in woodworking her entire life, but your channel has opened up a new world for me
та же фигня, брат
Beautiful work, video and presentation. You are a natural teacher. Your camera positions are very good to help with the understanding of what you are doing. Thank you.
I love the channel! Congrats on three years! I enjoy all the boards you make, especially the 3D and the CNC work. Thank you!!
Scott Simpson Thanks a lot!
Абстрактное мышление на высоте!
Thank you for making this version with added tips. It almost makes me think I might be able to make one, though I'm generally way too impatient for this type of thing. ('Swhy I'm primarily a woodturner. :) )
Tip - to prevent the wood from sliding against each other when clamping, drop a few (literally 3-5) grains of salt into the glue joint before joining the wood. The salt crystals don't interfere with the glue joint and are sharp enough to dig into the wood on either side, preventing them from sliding. (Sugar isn't sharp enough.)
+RealRuler2112 Did you ever read about this tip in any serious woodworking textbook? Why not the sand?:)
+mtmwood I've not read about anything of the sort in any book, but then I don't read many books. (Can't tell you the last time I built something from plans... just design it in my head & revise as I go.) I got the tip from an old guy in my turning club.
Thinking about it, while either should work to keep the boards from sliding around, I think I'd prefer the salt for two reasons. It would probably dissolve from the moisture in the glue before it sets and wouldn't dull blades as much as bits of sand embedded in the wood should you hit them while cutting.
I am very late to this video. I think I will attempt this now. Great tutorial.
Мне нравится этот Флик каждый раз, когда я смотрю его.
Congratulations and Happy 3rd year anniversary on You Tube! Your beautifully designated end grain construction for cutting boards and other projects is excellent! The extra time and effort you take to make the videography and instructions is very much appreciated. Thank you!
MRrwmac Thank you, Mac!
Thanks for the great work. Having just retired, I now plan on making this board. I will send photos.
By the way, the "small shop helpers" are a kick to watch, they remind me of those assisting in my shop :-)
Douglas Tapking f
Congratulations on another beautiful work. I'm sure it will be a great hit with wood workers everywhere.
Thank you. Probably your best instructional video ever! You sir, are a legend.
+peter smith Thanks!
Thanks for the video and the free plans! I've been watching your videos with my father and I think this design of yours will be the one we will try to make at home. Happy anniversary, keep your content and your good editing coming!
***** Thanks for watching! Good luck!
mtmwood Thanks, we're going to need it ;)
Just like all of your work - BEAU-TI-FUL !!
Absolutely amazing...it looks complicated at first, but after watching the video I think I can do it. Good job brother. 👍👍👍👍👍
Fantastic !!!! Thanks for posting all your incredible videos on cutting boards.
I'm a great fan of your wonderful en amazing work and love to see your video's. Please keep on posting and thank you for your gift!
Jan Lammers Thanks for watching! I am at vacation now and you will see new video almost every day.:)
lindo fantástico , comenzaré a practicarlo es maravilloso.
This is a great video. Thanks for sharing your passion.
Truly excellent work, and I love your channel. You have turned cutting board making into an art form.
Michael Meara Thanks a lot!
thanks for sharing pal..
really like your boards and your efficiency in the shop.
Goodnight. Could you tell me the length of the strips on the first and second panel? Congratulations on the incredible work. I will definitely buy the plans.
Always love your videos, I will be started in my own shop soon.
Nagyon szép gratulálok.
Great idea for a glue rack. Cheers Jeff
Quick note to anyone planning to make this: I made this recently, but I increased the measurements so that my board would end up at 18” rather than 12”. I did this by adding 7mm to each measurement listed for each strip in both panels. The finished product was correct in that everything matched up perfectly. However, by increasing the width of each strip, the finished board doesn’t look near as good (it’s the very thin width strips that really make the illusion stand out. I mean you can see the pattern, but the width I added makes the illusion of all the sides caving toward the center harder to notice. Again, it looks decent, and the illusion is there, but next time I will stay with the original measurements. I hope this is helpful to someone.
do you think this is a beginner-friendly board to make?
This is amazing thank you!
Great Job on making it so anyone can do what you do .. Well not as good but we can try .. Thanks Again
+Custom Chris This is not difficult. Just accuracy and patience.:)
HA patience what is that .. :) I am a woodturner, That is alien to me ha ha
Thank you, I absolutely admire your work and am trying to get up to your standard. Patience and time.
Отличный проект. Как впрочем, и все предыдущие.
Просьба. Вы не могли бы к видео для иностранной аудитории добавлять русские субтитры?
Также на вашем сайте есть большое количество различных декоративных ваз. Вы поделитесь секретами их изготовления в будущих роликах?
+Sergei Ignatov С двойными субтитрами видео получаются перегруженными. Вазы новые пока не планирую.
really enjoy your work... hope to make one of these someday.
it's really wonderful
Another great Video, Love your work!
Great piece of art. As all your work, congratulations. Saludos amigo.!!!
realmente é uma obra de arte
Really good video showing the process !!
Always love your how to guides. Can we have a " How to make an end grain cutting board just using a tennent saw " as than s all I have :D .Can't wait for the next vid
+Derek Dalton What is it tennent saw?
+mtmwood tenant saw :)
Derek Dalton Can't find the translation. Maybe "tenon saw"?
mtmwood I love my phone s autocorrect :-D
Derek Dalton The same problem with Mac.
es una belleza el arte en madera
Very nice! Thanks!
Extraordinariamente maravillosa!!! 👏 👏 Y cuál es el precio?? 🇨🇴 🇨🇴 🇨🇴
Hi Andrei. Your web site shows you do more then cutting boards . Can we have a video of you do your Vase's and other items please :)
+Derek Dalton I made the vases some years ago. I did not make a video about this. The other items are shown.
Wonderful work, my friend!!
have you ever done a tutorial on how to design a cutting board in sketchup? love your work and I like to design just as much as build.
+Rhythm House Drums No. I know only basics of SketchUp.
Exelent 💪👏👏👏
Great!!!
I wish we could have made cool stuff like that in high school shop class .. :-/
Great work mate! Spasibo
David Iliyn Spasibo for watching!:)
Beautiful work. I am thinking of building this cutting board. I am very concerned with the strips shifting when I clamp them. Does the time elapsed while assembling the board give the glue enough grip that if one is careful the pieces don't shift. I think I will just do four or five at a time. Many years ago I built a herringbone tray. The author recommended using dowels between strips to avoid shifting when clamping. Have you done that?
awesome
Андрей,доброе утро.
Maravilhoso; Parabéns.
Добрый день.
Из каких пород древесины можно делать торцевые разделочные доски?
I have run the first few strips through the drum sander but the sander takes more material from Peruvian walnut than from eastern maple, leaving scalloped finish. There are slight dips in the walnut. Do you know how to prevent this? I have been putting strips through straight, should they instead go in at an angle? I see you use a slight angle, I will try this.
Could this be possible with out the drum sander? Thank you
красота
Once again Andrei a great video. I have a couple of questions. 1 whats does NB! mean? I guess 'attention' 2. in the drawings, the boards are 300x 317, when you were cutting the wood the wood looked like it was 900mm long, were you just cutting both boards then cutting then in half?
great Andrei... I hope your wife and sons are doing well!!!
+Patrick Melchior NB (Nota bene - note well) means "very important". I make 750-800 mm panels and get finally 4-5 boards. Thanks!
So the final dimensions are like 300mm x 317mm… how long do the pieces you’re starting with need to be?
Do you go straight from the glue up into the planner? Isn't there a chance for it to not be flat due to the glue?
Hello can you tell me why apply the hot oil and beeswax after a coat of oil... is it for the sheen level of the beeswax... or is there something else thanks
Beeswax provides longer protection
Да Обломову крутую доску запилили но эта еще круче)
good afternoon your website to buy the plans not well I can say the brand of oil that gives your tables in the green container and how many hours your tables remain
Дорогой друг не могли бы вы мне дать больше информации о ваших струбцынах где можно купить данные насадки на трубы ?
+Весёлые Жопки www.sverli-strogai.ru/catalogue?c=11
+mtmwood большое вам спасибо очень помогли !
Андрей у меня к вам вопрос, какую программу используете для создания чертежа и 3д модели? Спасибо.
+Павел Красноперов SketchUp.
Awesome!!!!
Wish you do a video strictly on your glue up process. All the details would be nice
Esplêndido!!!
Your link to the free plans takes us to the city of Fremantle.
+Peter Popoff Do you try to watch all my videos.:)
+Peter Popoff This is about 1/10 of total quantity.:)
Thanks for watching!
+Peter Popoff Thanks!
Скажите а в каком софте проектируете 3D модели? Это Solid?
SketchUp
My planer is 12.5 inches. can I simply simply cut the outside strips a little smaller?
Yes, of course. This will not affect the pattern
Does you table saw leave a good surface to immediately glue? Thank you.
+Dan Ridley No, I rotate each strip 90 degree - th-cam.com/video/nbT5kLmbN6s/w-d-xo.html
+mtmwood ok. So there is no need to use a jointer because you used a planer before the table saw? Correct?
+Dan Ridley Right. This saves the woods, time and work.
What grit paper are you running on your vertical sander that you use for edge sanding the boards?
+Scott Kaye 100.
hi i would like to get some of your plans. the site isn't showing them......thank you
Do you have anything 3d like this that uses a rectangle? Thanks
I'm lost. I can't figure out what cuts are done at the band saw and how they fit together. To me there is a big step between the first glue up and the second glue up that I just can't envision. And I "think" there are just a couple cuts. But I can't tell what they are. Can someone help me? I want to understand this.
Download free plans - mtmwood.com/en/?route=product/product&path=92_93&product_id=1135
What kind of random orbit sander are you using in this video? or is it an angle grinder with sanding pad attached? if so what brand and model number?
th-cam.com/video/L-kOvWdRJZw/w-d-xo.html
а в чем преимущество именно торцевых досок
+Антон Деревщук mtmwood.com/intro
у вас на странице mtmwood.com/recommendations.php текст выходит за рамки блоков в некоторых случаях, там необходимо увеличить высоту блоков со 180px до 220px
+Антон Деревщук Спасибо, передам программисту.
Why are the first CAD drawings 317x317 and the second drawings 330x327? The second drawings would be 14.5" and would not work with a 13" plane
R the plans still free?
What do these sell for?
With all the work that goes into his boards, I don't understand why they are so inexpensive?
Where do you get your name plates from?
wher did you buy the cnc machine thaks in the front
+Nic Fun Racing cnc-step.de/en/products/cnc-router-ball-screws/1193-s720t-cnc-engraver-linux-windows
Top linda
do you sell what you produce ? and where if your answer is yes
+Arafet Kanso mtmwood.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=20
и если не секрет, какой у вас диск на циркулярке?
+Антон Деревщук th-cam.com/video/JCwyOowPsA8/w-d-xo.html
Можно индивидуальный заказ?
+Мурат Джанибеков Да, конечно - amforpost@gmail.com
и сколько стоит такое чудо?
+Роман Кобрин Порядок цена на 3D доски здесь - mtmwood.com/3d.php
selam
dekoratif dizilişi yapan bilgisayar programı nedir
SketchUp
oh ok thanks
where did you buy the clams
In Russia.
I have gone to the link to download in English and the page is blank.Can you help with downloading
mtmwood.com/en/?route=product/product&path=92_93&product_id=1135
The download is a blank page am I doing something wrong
@@mportney1 Did you register?
какова цена такой доски?
+Александр Мудряков Зависит от размера. Именно такая - примерно 7-8 тр
Очень качественно. Закажу себе и другу.
ПодСмотрел у дружеобломофф)))
Вы делаете очень хорошее дело !!!!!
Согласен с друже что доска должна быть большой.
Заранее спасибо !!!!!
What's the name of producer of clamp?
+Тимур Сименко Энкор, сделано в Китае
Спасибо, нашел.
your work is amazing! curios how long do you soak the boards in oil? Also, what kind of spong or rag are you using to apply your wax mixture... Thanks
davester84 Just 10 seconds. I stole a microfiber rag from my wife's kitchen and made a tampon.:)
А вот допустим по русски писать комментарии при показе ролика, или комментировать как то
Тогда я еще не комментировал видео
7:45 Fly!
+alwcurlz Nature.:)