Walnut And Maple EndGrain Cutting Board *** Functional Kitchen Art **
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- In this video I go through the build process of this Maple and walnut endgrain cutting board. A sleek design that works in any kitchen, it's a design you can do in various ways with any wood combination. I hope you enjoy the video!!
Cutting boards are available at thewoodplank.com
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Love, love, love your work!! I’m in the beginning of my woodworking journey, and thankful for all your helpful tips!
You have sincerely inspired me to try and build an end grain cutting board. I'm sure its hard enough to build an end grain cutting board, but to also film it, edit it, and narrate it... that's a lot of work!! Thank you for all the work you put into your video productions. You're cutting boards are works of art!!! I also love how you showcase the beautiful natural scenery around where you're shop is. Keep up the amazing work!!
Thanks for the comments and feedback! There is a lot of work that goes into each video but I really want to help pass along any info that may help the next builder, such as youself, that keeps me motivated! I wish you all the best on your future woodworking endeavors!
Que hermoso lugar!!!
Good call on splitting the strips, it made such a difference. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely! Crazy how much of a difference it made.
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
👍🤝Как всегда-маленький шедевр!!! Спасибо, удачи!!!!
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Parabéns!! Trabalho lindo, uma tábua mais bonita que a outra!!
Great, great!
The best cutting boards I have ever seen, but not only the cutting boards but also the workshop and the outdoor shots !!!
The environment and workshop help inspire the work, Whenever I hit a creative block I'll go for a hike and it seems to help every time. Thanks for the support!
Really great looking cutting board.
Thanks so much!
Beautiful, beautiful and beautiful.
You are so kind, Thanks!
My first cutting board was inspired by your work.
Just today!
Amazing talent 💯
Another masterpiece....really enjoyed the video very helpful as usual
I just made my first cutting board and was very happy with the turnout. Now I think I'm ready to try that exact look! Thanks for sharing the beautiful work!
Very nice
That is one beautiful piece of work. I hope I can make something like that one day.
Right after I finish the board that I'm working on now... I'm going to steal this one too... Great designs, great execution. Thanks again. :)
Absolutely, Thanks for watching!!
amazing work. I'm starting my journey back into wood working now. I forgot how much fun it is and all the lessons that can be gained from each cut
Sometimes breaks are nice, and a little time away can help you enjoy it even more! Happy Sawdust Making!!
Nice work mate.
Amazing video. Man your place is incredible.
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Man you are an artist, excellent home made tools, greetings from Ecuador
I really enjoy making these and challenging myself to see what I can come up with, Thanks for watching!
Hi I have been following you for a while, you are really a big and your spectacular works thanks to sharing all this.
Another great video, Jacob. Your work is exemplary and your ability to generate top quality videos to show it off is most impressive. You should be very proud of yourself and I very much look forward to your next one. Kind regards, David.
Thanks so much David!! Their has been a bit of a learning curve with the videos and editing but I hope to keep improving at it.
Great job as usual
Thanks so much George!
Very very nice
The whole process's just amazing😍
Madly in love with your tools.
Thank you so much 😀
Cheers🍻
By far one of my favorite channels. Beyond talented. Your boards have inspired me in my young journey of woodworking. God bless.
Wow, thank you! Thats what it's all about, You don't need a bunch of fancy tools to get started just a bit of imagination.
Так просто и очень красиво.супер.
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Awesome
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That is very pretty sir.
Thanks So much!
Crazy how many good ideas I get from watching pros on TH-cam. Problem is that it’s impossible to do everything.
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New sub! This was amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely, Thanks for watching and the Sub!!
I am planning to make my first ever end grain cutting board, 'been watching tons of videos and you sir is the best I came across so far. I envy your workshop location, seems relaxing and fun to work from. Great job sir, I hope I can be of your level in the future. Please continue to make more videos❤
Thanks for your comments and feedback! I am glad to know you found some helpful info, its really amazing how much work goes into one of these but Its a rewarding process. When its finished you'll have something unique and can be used every day! I wish you all the best on your woodworking journey!
Parabéns ficou muito interessante a mistura de cortes nunca tinha visto quando for fazer uma tábua vou fazer essas combinações de cortes 💯💥💯💯
Thanks my friend!
NICE WORK MAN, JUST SUBSCRIBED
Thanks for the sub! Hopefully you'll find some helpful information and ideas, I'll do my best to keep things fresh!
Awesome job once again! I've only made six cutting boards, made my first end grain board this weekend using walnut, cherry and (I think?) soft maple. The edge grain boards I've made had good contrast between the different woods. The maple on the end grain board is darker (grayish?) and not as much contrast as I was expecting. Guess I need to get some hard maple? I've recently subscribed, enjoy your content. Thanks for your efforts. :)
Thanks for the Sub Lawrence, I hope you find the channel helpful and resourceful. I would steer away from using soft maple on a cutting board and use hard maple instead, its way more durable and will stand the test of time (although I do understand its more difficult to obtain).
great Job my friend love your boards but im more jelious of the view of where you live
Thanks, it definitely helps inspire the work.
Another ausome board ❤
When are we going to see knew content ?
My favorite cutting board videos! Looked in your list, didn't see it but do you sell your jig for corner drills for the feet? I'd love to buy one.
Beautiful! New subscriber here.
Thanks for subbing!
Thanks for being so transparent with your process. Really encouraging. Where are you located? Kind of looks like West Virginia!
Close... Western NC, no shortage of beautiful surroundings.
The piece was beautiful and very well finished. I have difficulty making the side crimp at the top of the board. I saw the jig you use but I couldn't copy it. Do you have a video explaining how you did it?
Thanks for sharing the teachings. Big hug, Marcus 🇧🇷
Thanks! Are you referring to the finger grooves?
@@thewoodplank4376 Yes , those grooves that are on the edges of the cutting board
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Beautiful cutting board. What kind of paste wax are you using?
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RTHanks so Much!! 🙌
I have viewed several videos on different cutting boards you make. I would love to know the dimensions of your boards.. this one tells some of that but others such as the sunset doesn’t.
New subscriber here and I love your work! Do you have any plans for your flattening jig? I put a few end grain through my planer before I realized that wasn't super safe. I do very shallow passes, but now I'm nervous lol. And your jig for attaching feet. if that was available on your website, I'd totally buy it
I've had a lot of requests for a video on the flattening jig, and I hope to make that soon. Its funny you asked about the cutting board foot jig, I was thinking of making a small batch avaliable for sale. If you want to give me a follow on Instagram I'll post any updates on those, thanks for the support!
Beautiful board! Do you need to use the router sled if you have a drum sander though?
I do, usually after the router sled the board needs to be smoothed out, a drum sander helps although you could use a belt sander. Endgrain makes you work for it!!
what are you using for the wax? and is there a benefit to the mineral oil bath as opposed to just wiping it on? Beautiful boards - and your house and property look amazing!
Hey there! I've found when working with endgrain its best to soak the board versus wiping it, you want to let the oil really saturate the middle. Working with face grain or edge grain wiping is sufficient. I make my own board wax using a mixture of beeswax and mineral oil.
Looks fantastic. Where are you located if you dont mind me asking? That view during the intro was remarkable.
Thanks so Much! I am in Western NC, its a really beautiful area, and isn't short on inspiration.
@@thewoodplank4376 I figured you were in that area. I am just east of Asheville. Do you offer any classes or mentorship opportunities?
Beautiful! And very informative. I notice you don’t use cauls on the edge of the cutting board while the glue is setting up. Is this ever a problem for you?
It's really never been a problem, if you have a few pieces that are bowing up or down then they can help but otherwise I apply slow even clamping pressure to keep things from shifting.
Excellent board! How long do you leave your boards soaking in the oil? Thank you.
I normally soak each board for 5-10 minutes, let them dry and then repeat. Endgrain can get thirsty!
Do you ever use purple heart in your boards? Very nice work, by the way.
I've personally never had the opportunity to get my hands on some but I think it would work well certain designs, maybe one day.
Great work, have one question, where did you get your branding iron?
I believe it was the Custom Brand Shop, its was a few years back when I had it made.
"8/4 hard maple puts up a fight every time." You need more HP and a Glue Line Rip by Freud.
Definitely more HP, but I've actually been happy with my CMT rip blade. There was some added pressure in this board that contributed to it binding.
I just come across your channel and I’d say you do some beautiful work. But I’m wondering why do you put the feet on before you oil the board or are you taking them off before you oil it?
Very observant, I add them before the oil mainly so I know the bottom is 100% complete. I don't like to tamper with it after the oil, I also like to know beforehand how the board is going to sit on the countertop ( double check there is no wobble) and I like to use the feet to aid in the drying process. I can take it out of the oil bath and then sit it right on the countertop to dry, you really don't want to put a wet board flat on a surface, keeping airflow air underneath is important.
@@thewoodplank4376 yeah I make boards as well so know airflow under the board is important. I would have thought that the oil would soak into the rubber and potentially make them slick.
I feel that every time i watch a video of yours i see different blades in your table saw for each shot. How many different table saw blades do you actively use?
Good eye! I use an Amana tool crosscut blade, a CMT ripping blade, and a Freud Combo blade. I've been really pleased with all three and if your interested I've put links in the description of the video.
@@thewoodplank4376 Hey thanks for that! Appreciate your reply. Also, fantastic work! think that goes without saying.
What do you use to finish it? Looks amazing
I make a 3:1 beeswax/mineral oil combo. It really brings the board to life and its an easy way to keep them maintained.
@@thewoodplank4376 so that’s what you pour over it? Then do u rub straight beeswax into it at the end? Thank you for the reply! Beautiful boards. I’m trying one with wenge and Purple Heart right now.
It's mineral oil initially, followed by the oil wax mix.
How do you know the right preasure when clamping .im worried about leaving a glue line or squeezing out too much glue and it breaking in half after a couple of months
I get the clamps tight enough to where you can't wiggle them, If your not sure, I would lean on the side of over tight.
@@thewoodplank4376 many thanks👍
Is poplar ok to use for cutting boards
I wouldn't recommend poplar for a cutting board, its a little to soft of a wood.
What is the wax product you put on? Is it softened before you use it?
I make a Beeswax/mineral oil wax, works great and food safe.
@UC_ALhpYChwFnm2WOrusO5why does your look so soft. Do you heat it up first?
I haw a million cutting board videos and made a couple myself. In almost all the use is cauls is mentioned and that this is very important. I see you don’t use these. Is that because you will sand after the first glue and flatten after the second? I always use them but I find it rather cumbersome sometimes and it is still not 100% flat. If I could do without the cauls that would make it easier. I use pipeclamps to the underside is flat anyway. Thanks for you advise.
Hello! I would definitely recommend using cauls and find it to be an important step. I only use them on the endgrain glue up, the reason for using cauls is to help apply even pressure across the end of the board. They don't do much for keeping things flat but more for strength and dispersing even pressure.
@@thewoodplank4376 ok thank you. Thanks for the tip on using cauls with the final glue-up.I actually meant the cauls that I would need to put under and on top to ensure the board stays flat.
@@mroozendaal Gotcha! Your right I don’t use those as much on my builds, I find I can
Keep things flat just by clamping slowly and evenly. Double checking along the way to make sure nothing slipped up or down.
@@thewoodplank4376 thank you. I will try that as well.
Don't take care of your board - take care of your fingers :)