Making a chaotic pattern end grain cutting board
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Great looking board! One problem though; when I cut, say, chicken on the board I want to be able to turn it over to cut other things, like vegetables. This is a standard 'cheffy' thing to do. We stop the board from moving in use by setting it on a damp paper towel.
This is so amazingly beautiful! I love how something so chaotic is made using such precise, logical steps. That's a piece of art!
This music makes me happy.
not sure what mesmerized me more....the expert craftsmanship, or the 1960's elevator music.
Great design, very good work and a useful piece!
Thank you. Usually I make such boards from scrap.
Joachim Rathke
... schau dir mal die *_Wood screws_* an, da riecht es nach Ahorn und Kirschbaum und es ist in meiner Werkstadt... du als Werkzeugmacher AD hast vielleicht Freude daran... :-)
aha, schon geschehen...
Cute pink dolphin table!
My elder daughter says the same.:)
I saved this video years ago knowing I would one day come back to make one. I am now about to start it. Thank you for the inspiration!
Great work. Beautiful board and I Love the PVC glue up system.
Thanks. This system is very convenient.
Great project. BTW what is the music, I really like it!!
I love this. I'm going to modify the method a bit and make drawer fronts like this.
#1!!! Your whole setup too. Thanks for sharing that
Great piece of work, simply amazing.
So, I bake and stuff, but I don't have fun making it. Not even watching it. I'm totally impatient as well when washing stuff. But, this calms me, I'm more patient, and I just want to do it! I feel as if this is my dream, but I will never know. ;D but so beautiful!
Good day sir. Where did you get your "branding name" where you screwed in at the end? Thats a very unique aspect to your woodworking that I wish to emulate. Thanks in advance.
That magical plank arranging must help out a lot.
Stunning, and very generous share as well
Thanks!
I wanted to thank you for posting such detailed videos, I've only been making end grain cutting boards for a few months but really find these very helpful.
As I don't have my own drum sander, I have been paying to use one at a woodworking store but I'd like to attempt using a router setup, followed by belt and random orbital sanding. Have you ever tried this? Also, because you're using rubber feet, do you get very picky on the flatness of the top or bottom when you're finished? Before I started using rubber feet I would be constantly be chasing my tail trying to prevent any 'rocking' but I now understand that having feet makes sense for a number of reasons.
Again, you truly are a master at making these boards.... and I really like your website. Thanks again for taking the time to make these and sharing with the world!
Thank you. I always use planer to make the surfacies flat. Drum sander may be skiped. Rubber feet can prevent rocking board, but in a very small degree. You should make the board flat and immediately treated with oil. If the board is left without treatment for 1-2 days it can bend.
what is the price of one of those boards? i want one.
It depends on dimensions.
mtmwood.com/mtmwood.php?product_id=708
mtmwood.com/mtmwood.php?product_id=729
Your work is fantastic, Greart Video. Where do you get those metal logo plates
Outstanding
What has the blue bucket that you sank it in?
Cheers from Argentina
You're nuts! that thing is gorgeous
Thanks
mtmwood Usually I'm a do it yourselfer but this is so nicely made I just bought one from your site. Keep up the tremendous work! can't wait to see it in person!!!
Thank you again.
Nice touch with the metal logo 👌
Very nice
Thanks
Спасибо, видно, что Вы не просто мастер, но и творческий человек с жаждой поиска новизны! У Вас виден постоянный прогресс во всех сферах Вашей работы: в этой, например, появились новенькие приемы в видео - "мультики" как у Френка! Его работы мне тоже очень нравятся! Удачи Вам!
Спасибо. Да, Френк "убил" меня своим креслом. ) Давно думал об этом, но не знал, как применить к деревообработке.
Stunning!
Wow ! I like, thank you , simple hard work , .
OH NOW I GET IT!
it's obvious that this guy is a wizard..
Thanks!
muito top
Класс !!!
I can't believe I actually watched 3 minutes of this before I realized I could mute the sounddreck
А что за «минеральное масло»? Жидкий парафин?
Belíssimo trabalho parabéns
Пилите, Шура! But the question is: wan't these small peaces split more easily?
That sure is somethin ........Ya that music reminiscent of 60's along with the look of the board just fit together.
Very very awesome piece of work. Amazing craftsmanship
Such amazing work. Love your videos!!
im learnig a lot with your work...you are the best!! thanks for the tips. regards from Brazil
Amazing as always. I notice you don't adjust the height of your table saw blade regardless of the material thickness is there a reason for that?
dude I lost track. what was that 5 maybe 6 separate glue ups. my board looks so boring right now and I just got a drum sander so ill have to try this.
dude this means there is some order in chaos xD
Right.
The third law of thermodynamics?
wow I just checked out your website if any of you haven't you need to. so many awesome cutting boards. I do save all my cut offs from boards. as I am just getting into making cutting boards made a few mistakes . like I didn't put an extra color board on end so when I flipped to make a design I was short so now I have 1-/3/4'' of wast two dark colors on end oh well live and learn thanks for such wonderful work gives me idea's
Thanks for watching!
Like always very nice,no comment...what type of wood are you using?
Thanks. Hard maple, black walnut and black cherry.
im guessing I could just modify my homemade table saw sled for the diagonal cuts
This has to be one of my most favorite boards so far man. I really like. I have a couple of Questions, how much time do you give each glue up before before you throw it in the drum sander and to the table saw again? And what is that liquid in the blue tub where you put the whole board in?
Thanks. The producer recommends 24 hours, but in practice a night (10-12 hours) is enough. This is mineral oil in the bath.
I love making things from scrap timber I find on the street or in skips. However I dont have a workshop (wish I did) nor do I have all the tools that lots of these woodworking type videos do. Would be nice to make a chopping board but have no idea how to without all these tools. (only have basic toolkit)
Sorry, but is impossible to make good end grain cutting board without good tools.
This thing is more glue than wood. Still wonderful though.
i always wondered how this chaotic patter was done, no magic here for sure, very simple and easy to do, you are a very intelligent and excellent woodworker. thank you for the videos, i would love to buy a set of plans from you, plans for the 3d butterfly board and the brick wall board.
Thank you! The links to these plans are in the discriptions.
AWESOME!
COOL...
Love that adjustable sliding Fence...
Love the way you spread the glue... & Flip it off...
Again... Awesome... and Thank you!
Thank you!
that is a Lot of Work put in... Awesome Output..
красотища
Picasso would be proud of this one....very nice...
Thanks! :)
That is a sexy beast! Excellent how-to video.
does anyone know what this sort of technique is called?
What were your rough boards dimensions before planeing
300x350x42 mm
Maybe I should make a cutting board with Illuminati all over it
nopls
excelente trabalho, parabéns.
do
Mighty!
Really cool design and execution,... beautiful product and functional for the user, no two are the same, nice work
You have excellent production and editing on your videos,.. exciting and fun to watch,.. thanks for sharing!
Never know the final result.
i like it a lot. 15 degres when you rip the glueups every time ? 4 times total ? very nice
No. Only 3 degrees and 3 additional cuts.
Would you be ok if I copied this for my own use?
Yes, but well worth the weight. It would be a work of art for everyone to see and use. Keep up the great work and keep those vids coming. Big fan here in sunny Southern California
+tony ramirez Thanks!
I feel like there's ton of glue in this cutting board. Is it safe for using it in a long time without any glue spoiling the food being cut on it?
I use Titebond III glue. It is food safe and FDA approved.
Wow, bad ass!!
Where do you get those little metal name badges for your work?
Christopher Sowa In Russia.
Very nice.
Beautiful....a question I have t ask...by cutting and recutting and glue and reglue to get to a pattern, isnt the "structural" strenght of the cuting board being compromised..??
+Robert Brand Such boards are very stable
supposedly glue is stronger than wood so probably not
this pattern has an M.C. Escher sort of look to it.....fantastic work........we really love this....Paul
M.C.Escher is here - th-cam.com/video/ViN7HoB9ysQ/w-d-xo.html
pleace show me how to do the butterfly!!!!!!!
The link of Butterfly plan is in the discription.
Awesome workmanship.
Derek
Is there an opportunity for shipping it to germany?
Yes - mtmwood.com/en/shipping_terms.php
What bit were you using to do the recessed handles like that?
I use 100x50 mm cutter head.
Where did you get the custom metal plaque?
megaznak.ru/
looks fantastic. great job!
Op
At $65/hr shop rate, plus materials...I would have to charge a hell of a lot - probably much more than anyone would pay for a cutting board - to make producing these worthwhile.
Your techniques are excellent and you do an exceptional job on these. Best of luck to you !
It is a small business. You can't reach large sales.
wow
That is way more work then I originally thought it would be.
I really like how it turned out.
With so many cuts I'm guessing you could loose about 1/4 of the timber from saw kerfs and thicknessing.
Is there any concern with the high number of glue joins?
I'm about to make my own in the next couple of weeks, sadly I don't have access to a large thicknesser or large sander. Hopefully I can work around that and still have a good finished board.
Nathan Nostaw Usually I use scrap for this type of cutting boards - th-cam.com/video/HaR8blxsyAMY/w-d-xo.htmlou may stop on any stage - make two additional cuts or ten. The smaller are the pieces of wood the more stable is the board and more interesting is the pattern.
mtmwood, By far the most good.
I'm in love with that cutting board!
Very nice work my friend.
I have subscribed.
And thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Hey- Been following some of your videos lately- simply amazing stuff. Had a question though- do you take into consideration the way the grain orientations in the glue ups? Or in general is a well maintained- kept away from water and regularly treated with mineral oil supposed to mitigate any swelling/cracking? I saw another woodworker video (someone who knows what he's doing and maintaining a board he made in a dry climate) about cracking that sometimes it happens, although he may apparently have left it in contact with some water on his counter.
+Zzyzx All wooden pieces are end grain. You must care of the board. End grain boards don't like big changes in air humidity.
I noticed you used Titebond II in this video. Is there a reason why? I thought you typically used Titebond III.
Thank you!
+l3ender15 This is just a can.
I find these videos very enjoyable and relaxing. How long does one of these boards take to make (including waiting for all the glue to dry)?
Four or five days depending on quantity of additional cuts.
What is a planner? Sorry, new to these terms lol, never really paid much attention to it before now :p amazing woodwork tho! I've seen a bunch of them and love every single one!!!!
Wiki: Thickness planer (North America) or thicknesser (UK and Australia): a woodworking machine for making boards of even thickness.
You can find information about my planers here - th-cam.com/video/QJ2LSj4RhAs/w-d-xo.html
mtmwood ohhh, like a Stanley Planer lol just didn't recognize how it was actually spelt
Reminds me of how fabric designers put together different threads in a loom. Only when the loom starts you see the creativity of the pattern emerging. This is even more difficult. God has blessed you with this artistic ability.
Thanks!
Your work is really nice and your videos are really nicely filmed and edited. I watch them when I´m stressed and then I get relaxed by seeing all that woodwork.
Thanks for watching!
Really nice job! That is an awefull lot of work you put in there! I suppose it would not be profitable to sell them and you make them just because you love to do it?
Thanks! Most likely the second. :)
gotta give mesurements dude,
It is a simple board. You can make you own design.
mtmwood.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=92&product_id=597
А что за циркулярный станок?
SC-30, Италия.
Near the 4:43 mark was that the angle of the gauge? What was it that you did afterwards? Very good woodworking!!
Oh I see you made the angle 5 got it but what did you do after you cut the first piece?
ThatBaseballGuy I cut off the triangle, then cut 25 mm wide strips.
that is amazing :O what angles did you use to make the "irregular" cuts?
Usually 3-5. In this board - 3. The more the angle, the more waste.
Given the complexity of the designs on the MTM website I first wondered how the heck they could charge so little for that level of quality. Under $200 for most of the designs with many under $100....that's a great deal.
I assume the MTM woodworkers are located in Russia, no? If you're doing these all yourself at those prices....wow!
Yes, I am from Russia. I am the only woodworker in the company. The prices depends on woods costs and complexity of the board. The Russian oak and ash are 5-10 times cheaper than American and African woods.
mtmwood I've seen many custom cutting boards, boxes, and pieces of furniture over the years....your work is exceptional. Thank you for sharing all of these videos. It's a pleasure to watch your work.
Not sure which I enjoyed most....the very well equipped shop, or the fantastic little push stick made from a hand saw.
Thanks! I am not a professional woodworker.
awesome job! can't 'til I'm able to try this. Subscribed btw what is the music bed?
Thanks!
Topher Mohr and Alex Elena "Fontaleza".
Witam cie serdecznie nie pamiętam czy ci pisałem ,ale to co wyprawisz z drewnem zasługuje na najwyższy podziw ,gratuluje i życzę ci wszystkiego co najlepsze pozdrawiam dzieciaczki i oczywiście żonę
+Ryszard Trunk Спасибо!
whats the purpose of 10:24?
+soxredsox Finger grips
Thats a nice table saw...what brand is that? I love the sliding miter on it. Oh and nice board.
It is SC-30, Griggio, Italy.
Wow! Beautiful!
Thanks!
fantastic craftsmanship.
thanks
Wowwwwwww,,, nice !!!
What is your thickness that you plain the boards down to in the beginning? This is a very nice board, looking to do it for a school project, thanks.
Specify the location in video - mm:ss
I make the panels 37 mm thick.
mtmwood near the1:05 mark. Kind of confusing trying to convert the metric to english lol. Also, how much do you typically plain off after a glue up? Thanks, big help.
MrRkokid It was 22 mm. It is not critical for design. It depends on your lumber.
just beautiful