3D End Grain Cutting Board Class: bit.ly/3dCBclass Marc and I are so proud of this comprehensive class. Please check it out. We think you will really enjoy it.
Love the fact that you show the mess-ups/imperfections, especially when you're such a big name in the woodworking community. It makes me feel a lot better about my projects because sometimes it bothers me so much.
Thank you for showing us your mistakes/gaps etc. Hope you know how important it is for people at the earlier stages of woodworking to see our experts making blunders too.
Hello from Lumberjocks, I am glad to see my drawings were of a help to someone, in making this extremally hard to build board. I did the original board with no jigs, I ended up gluing one triangle at a time, then waiting for the glue to dry before the next piece. It sat on my bench for months. Each piece had to be sanded to fit, to keep clean glue lines. I am glad to see someone has added jigs for the glue up.
Love these challenging projects but those of us who do "craft shows" you'll never sell them for any reasonable amount to even begin to turn a profit but please keep them coming as the master craftsman in me really appreciates such talent.
"We don't make woodworking projects to put on the shelves" Katz-Moses, standing in front of years worth of wood joinery. Sick Editing and great result!! I really enjoyed it.
Jonathan, you’re selling yourself short. It takes a true craftsman to build that. Don’t get me wrong - props to any viewers who can do it. I just think they’re few and far between. Similar boards sell for $250 to $300 - and are worth every penny. I’d be curious to know exactly how many hours are involved. If it’s more than ten or twelve, $300 is a steal.
Jonathan, I just finished the first of two boards this weekend and gave it to my mom for her 70th birthday. She absolutely loves it. Called me the next day and asked if I realized there was a mogen david right in the middle of it. I had no idea, but if you look at it just right, you can see it.
An 8 minute video does not do justice to the time, hard work and skill that you put into these projects, your passion shines through on every project, beautiful workmanship as always. a real pleasure to watch.
I love how you showed us the rough bits. Very hard pattern to perfect. Looked great. Only a master woodworker is going to notice and even then they'll understand LOL
I love your statement about woodworking projects being for use, not shelf display-with all your beautiful joinery examples on the shelf behind you! LOL
"We don't make wood projects to sit on the shelf." Looks at shelf behind Jonathan... Just yankin' yer chain Jonathan, I know what you're sayin'. Beautiful job on that. I assume that you used food safe epoxy?
Purchased your teaching video for the awesome 3d end grain cutting board. Fantastic video! Lots of how to and why. I am hoping to make this in the summer as a gift for my son. I'm sure I will have to watch again in the summer. Too much to remember. Thanks for offering this class.
Very cool design that fits beyond a basic 3D. And as always you make it accessible to woodworkers at all levels. Enjoyed your enthusiasm on this one! What your have designed, created, and produced, with the class is unparalleled is the Maker and Craftsmans space. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your passion to inspure it in others!
I would have liked a bit on the famous Katz-Moses Goo. The recipe would be fine in the class, just wondering your preferred ingredients. Might sell better as "Katz-Moses Love Butter"
The beauty of an end-grain board is that it will withstand years of use and still look great. TBH, that board he made will still look great when passed down a couple generations. Plus, once it starts to show some wear, you just sand it down and boom, you have a brand-new cutting board.
Wow Jonathan. I think this tutorial as far as I am concerned is best left on the shelf to admire sort of like a museum piece hanging on the wall. Great to look at the work of the masters hanging on the walls from afar and best left up to them and their talents. The results are not easily copied by the masses Like Kenny said. Know when to hold ‘em and know when to fold ‘em Harleymike/chicago
@ 7:50 Jonathan says, "We don't make woodworking projects to put on a shelf..." as he stands in front of a shelf full of past woodworking projects. LoL Yes, I realize those are examples from past tutorials, but they all look like works of art. I'll reach this level one day. Thank you for another great video.
@@katzmosestools That would be nice but I'm an hour and a half from 2 major cities and neither one has an architectural millworks place. Is that the name of a company? I did a web search and 1 place "mentions" architectural millworks but that is 3 hours away in one direction! Another places I could look up?
@@hotrodhog2170 a place local to me is just called valley planing mill. architectural millworks is the work they do, they do custom milling to match old trim profiles and lots of custom stuff. I had bought some scraps from them for cutting boards and they offered me the service of their sander and said they had people bringing in table tops, end grain cutting boards etc and its a real time saver and comes out perfect. so you can search for custom milling, or custom millwork etc for a company that would have the same service
Since I don't have a bandsaw I plan to use 4/4 lumber. Since the length of wood needed depends on the width could you give me an idea of how many linear feet of 4/4 lumber I would need of walnut, cherry, and maple if the width was 8 inches?
Watch your videos over and over! Where do you source your hardwood? I see you have some massive 8/4 10/4 12/4 plus sometimes. Any suggestion on a good source? I’m in Nevada so it’s VERY limited locally. Not a tree in sight here…. Everything has to be shipped in from back east.
Beautiful cutting board. I do a fair amount of cooking as well as woodworking and I know that if I had made something like that and was going to use it I would be taking the most gentle cuts on it lol. Great seeing some of how that was put together and seeing your mistakes in the process.
If dovetails weren't already hard enough here you go taking it to the next level.. Maybe next year, I need to save up or get a loan.. I need a bigger bandsaw and one of those fancy drum sanders to keep up! Not to mention my Ryobi Table saw can't even fit a Table Saw sled like the one you have :( ... SOooooo many wants..
Wow that's gorgeous. Wonder what it would take to make with hand tools only. My workshop doesn't have room for machines. Built a jig for thicknessing stock with a hand plane the other day, works really well and might just be the ticket for a project like this where accuracy is imperative.
Did you start with 8/4 and mill it because that's what you had on hand? Seems like with the warping trouble and having to mill twice that starting with 4/4 would be easier.
no, that is by far the cheapest wya to do it and will result in the most yield. Resawing lumber just does that. Planing and jointing 4/4 lumber will do the same thing.
3D End Grain Cutting Board Class: bit.ly/3dCBclass
Marc and I are so proud of this comprehensive class. Please check it out. We think you will really enjoy it.
Kobe einsteined himself
Is there a full proof way to prevent edgegrain board from getting the dreaded curl??
I can’t find the class.. did you guys discontinue it?
Giant Yosegi, 💯💯💯
Love the fact that you show the mess-ups/imperfections, especially when you're such a big name in the woodworking community. It makes me feel a lot better about my projects because sometimes it bothers me so much.
Thank you for showing us your mistakes/gaps etc. Hope you know how important it is for people at the earlier stages of woodworking to see our experts making blunders too.
Craig Butler: agreed.
Hello from Lumberjocks, I am glad to see my drawings were of a help to someone, in making this extremally hard to build board. I did the original board with no jigs, I ended up gluing one triangle at a time, then waiting for the glue to dry before the next piece. It sat on my bench for months. Each piece had to be sanded to fit, to keep clean glue lines. I am glad to see someone has added jigs for the glue up.
Love these challenging projects but those of us who do "craft shows" you'll never sell them for any reasonable amount to even begin to turn a profit but please keep them coming as the master craftsman in me really appreciates such talent.
Bet you could get at least $40 for it.
@@redstick3900 So, you'd make less than minimum wage.
@@551Newf Exactly my point. The general public has no idea of the time & effort that goes into woodworking projects and just won't pay the true value.
"We don't make woodworking projects to put on the shelves" Katz-Moses, standing in front of years worth of wood joinery.
Sick Editing and great result!! I really enjoyed it.
Jonathan, you’re selling yourself short. It takes a true craftsman to build that. Don’t get me wrong - props to any viewers who can do it. I just think they’re few and far between. Similar boards sell for $250 to $300 - and are worth every penny. I’d be curious to know exactly how many hours are involved. If it’s more than ten or twelve, $300 is a steal.
Jonathan, I just finished the first of two boards this weekend and gave it to my mom for her 70th birthday. She absolutely loves it. Called me the next day and asked if I realized there was a mogen david right in the middle of it. I had no idea, but if you look at it just right, you can see it.
I watched it
Again blown away by your design
An 8 minute video does not do justice to the time, hard work and skill that you put into these projects, your passion shines through on every project, beautiful workmanship as always. a real pleasure to watch.
Amazing work and what a demonstrative instructor. I appreciate the instructions but I'm not sure I am tooled up for this.
@6:25 blew my mind using the clamp as a start and stopping point. I never thought about that and I use the same router. Beautiful cutting board
I love how you showed us the rough bits. Very hard pattern to perfect. Looked great. Only a master woodworker is going to notice and even then they'll understand LOL
That was great work done by you!!
That is one beautiful cutting board.
I love your statement about woodworking projects being for use, not shelf display-with all your beautiful joinery examples on the shelf behind you! LOL
Hahaha. You caught him at the crime scene.
This is a top notch product. I am sure that it gets a lot of attention, but it should it is a work of art.
Man, absolutely mind blowing.
AMAZING!! Great job, dude, brilliant.
Simply inspiring. Looking forward to the class
Wow, that's way outta my league. Nice job.
Your talent and skill leaves me breathless.
Escher is awesome!!
It turned out beautifully! Good luck!
I'm still looking for my jaw after it dropped down on the floor.
Superb quality work! 😮
😳🤯 Beautiful work 👍🏻
Holy Katz-Moses! That’s amazing. I’m going to have to make this!
Glad you were not afraid to zoom in on the gaps 😁
"We don't make wood projects to sit on the shelf."
Looks at shelf behind Jonathan...
Just yankin' yer chain Jonathan, I know what you're sayin'.
Beautiful job on that. I assume that you used food safe epoxy?
Hahaha
lol I thought the same thing when he said that, but then I realized those are probably showpieces of the different joints.
Wow great looking cutting board
Beautiful good work
Purchased your teaching video for the awesome 3d end grain cutting board. Fantastic video! Lots of how to and why. I am hoping to make this in the summer as a gift for my son. I'm sure I will have to watch again in the summer. Too much to remember. Thanks for offering this class.
It’s beautiful. If I gave that as a gift they wouldn’t dare even bring a knife close to it.
Eggzellent video J!! ty
Very nice ! But would be cool to make one with the angles still at the edges !
Oh man, you are now my favorite woodworking TH-cam channel. Love your work, skills and how you explain things, this project blew my mind
Thank you my friend!
I saw that smirk when you said, “Katz-Moses goo”
This is just absolutely stunning
That looks amazing
All I can say is , that is just beautiful , and my wife agrees !!!
I’m am definitely going to give this a go. Want to make these for my father & brother in law. They love BBQ-ing insanely amazing!
This is a beautiful piece an my next project
Thanks
Amazing cutting board. Just watching the video I picked up a couple of tricks like using epoxy to put the hexagons together. well done sir.
Pretty badass
VERY KOOL JONATHAN! that's one of a kind cutting board!
Most awesome, my friend. I will most certainly tackle this one without a doubt. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Jonathan. Much appreciated.
Very cool design that fits beyond a basic 3D. And as always you make it accessible to woodworkers at all levels. Enjoyed your enthusiasm on this one! What your have designed, created, and produced, with the class is unparalleled is the Maker and Craftsmans space. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your passion to inspure it in others!
I would have liked a bit on the famous Katz-Moses Goo. The recipe would be fine in the class, just wondering your preferred ingredients. Might sell better as "Katz-Moses Love Butter"
Great name. I talk about it in the finishing video I just released.
I need to come and done this as a great job congratulations, your woodworking ability is fantastic.
That is just amazing!
I will be checking out these comprehensive classes. Can’t wait to improve my craft
Wow. Exciting result😲!!
That's beautiful!
Awesome, but if I ever made a chopping board like that...with that much work put into it...I’d never let anyone bring a knife within 6ft of it!
The beauty of an end-grain board is that it will withstand years of use and still look great. TBH, that board he made will still look great when passed down a couple generations. Plus, once it starts to show some wear, you just sand it down and boom, you have a brand-new cutting board.
Simply stunning, great workmanship, well done Jonathan, also thank you very much for all your great videos I have learned a lot from you.
Very cool
Wow Jonathan. I think this tutorial as far as I am concerned is best left on the shelf to admire sort of like a museum piece hanging on the wall. Great to look at the work of the masters hanging on the walls from afar and best left up to them and their talents. The results are not easily copied by the masses Like Kenny said. Know when to hold ‘em and know when to fold ‘em
Harleymike/chicago
Unusual beautiful Board!
Absolutely beautiful Johnathan!
Mind blowing! So awesome !!!
That looks awesome!
Cool push sticks
@ 7:50 Jonathan says, "We don't make woodworking projects to put on a shelf..." as he stands in front of a shelf full of past woodworking projects. LoL
Yes, I realize those are examples from past tutorials, but they all look like works of art. I'll reach this level one day. Thank you for another great video.
That's the work of art, love it !
Wow!
That's a work of art.
I'd hate to use it for fear of ruining the beautiful design and finish.
You're the best as always.
Fabulous
I’m sure a drum sander isn’t necessary, but it sure is nice to have one. They’re so expensive and there’s no where that rents them out
Check out "architectural millworks" in your area. They usually have a wide belt sander and will run your piece for a nominal fee.
@@katzmosestools That would be nice but I'm an hour and a half from 2 major cities and neither one has an architectural millworks place. Is that the name of a company? I did a web search and 1 place "mentions" architectural millworks but that is 3 hours away in one direction! Another places I could look up?
@@hotrodhog2170 a place local to me is just called valley planing mill. architectural millworks is the work they do, they do custom milling to match old trim profiles and lots of custom stuff. I had bought some scraps from them for cutting boards and they offered me the service of their sander and said they had people bringing in table tops, end grain cutting boards etc and its a real time saver and comes out perfect. so you can search for custom milling, or custom millwork etc for a company that would have the same service
Hi enjoyed your video awesome job I was wondering what glue you are using it looks clear as opposed to Tite bond yellow.
Is epoxy safe for food?
You are amazing, I admire you a lot. I want to become at least half of how excellent you are, thanks for the videos, God bless your creativity.
Amazing piece.
Since I don't have a bandsaw I plan to use 4/4 lumber. Since the length of wood needed depends on the width could you give me an idea of how many linear feet of 4/4 lumber I would need of walnut, cherry, and maple if the width was 8 inches?
Watch your videos over and over! Where do you source your hardwood? I see you have some massive 8/4 10/4 12/4 plus sometimes. Any suggestion on a good source? I’m in Nevada so it’s VERY limited locally. Not a tree in sight here…. Everything has to be shipped in from back east.
I am an intermediate level woodworker with a few tools, what tools are a must have for this build before I purchase the step by step? Thanks.
Beautiful stuff Jonathan. Keep up the great work.
Yah, I am so going to do this!!!
Good work ✨✨👍
Very fine work friend. Inspired me to create something in 3d now awesome vid keep up the great work...
Curious, what the build time is with a piece like this? Glue drying, assembly, cutting and manufacturing?
If u mess up on one section no bigey. Just slice it up into miny serving tray or coaster for the cold beer.
Beautiful cutting board. I do a fair amount of cooking as well as woodworking and I know that if I had made something like that and was going to use it I would be taking the most gentle cuts on it lol. Great seeing some of how that was put together and seeing your mistakes in the process.
incredible work...congratulations my friend!!!!
If dovetails weren't already hard enough here you go taking it to the next level.. Maybe next year, I need to save up or get a loan.. I need a bigger bandsaw and one of those fancy drum sanders to keep up! Not to mention my Ryobi Table saw can't even fit a Table Saw sled like the one you have :( ... SOooooo many wants..
Oh boy, now you've gone and opened up a can of worms in my head! Great concept and execution! Beautiful piece!
Do you spray it with water to raise the grain? I did and it warped to all hell
Whoa! That's one hell of a sled. Is there a vid for that?
منتهى الروعة!! جميل جداً!!
!!waw!! waw!! waaaaaaaw
Classy, beautiful build.
Where can one go to learn how to do this? I can't find anything on the website.
Great looking board. I've made many, but not a 3d yet. Gotta try one some day soon.
Extremely cool!!!
So let me guess. The sale price on the cutting board is $2500.00 correct ?
$3500 minimum.
$2981 shipping.
I didn't get the part of listing how many bd ft of each type wood. Is that somewhere?
Awesome!
Wow that's gorgeous. Wonder what it would take to make with hand tools only. My workshop doesn't have room for machines. Built a jig for thicknessing stock with a hand plane the other day, works really well and might just be the ticket for a project like this where accuracy is imperative.
Is there anyway to get a tool list required for the class before purchasing the class?
His wife speaks very highly on the quality of the Katz Moses Goo.
Did you start with 8/4 and mill it because that's what you had on hand? Seems like with the warping trouble and having to mill twice that starting with 4/4 would be easier.
no, that is by far the cheapest wya to do it and will result in the most yield. Resawing lumber just does that. Planing and jointing 4/4 lumber will do the same thing.
Looks amazing Jonathan, awesome work! 😍👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻
Sweet .
awesome job dude love it....I'm definitely make it.and thank you