А что если потом сделать доску из обрезков досок сделанных из обрезков... А потом и из их обрезков и следующих... А потом собрать опилки и пустить их на ДСП... Это ж безотходное производство получается.
Fantastic !!! Now if they only made a machine that I could dump my scrap wood into and have it poop out beautiful cutting boards:) That's a lot of work there !!!
Hi there, I love all your videos and you inspired me to make some cutting boards myself, can you please tell me where I can buy those pipe clamps, I live in Romania. Thank you so much ;))
It'd be a lot easier to just cut it into 6 to 10" pieces and sell a few chunks per lot on ebay.... the carvers would love it. But, cool cutting boards....
Ahh the kids were great... the rest with to many adverts was a waste of good time and machinery, something relatively easy for many people to do with a table saw thickenesser or electric planer for the odd chopping board, there is not much skill with this machinery
Я понимаю что вы производите и на иностранную рынок, но хотелось бы видеть пояснения и титры и на русском языке тоже, чтобы всем было познавательно и интересно! Только без обид :) Спасибо!
hello from belgium You are the best, very good work, very creative.... I really like everything you do , An example for any amateur like me a work of art....;-)
Приятный рисунок досточек. Я бы сказал именно рабочие досточки. Потому что другие с уникальным рисунком как-то даже жалко было бы использовать по назначению :) А вот эти прямо просятся :)
You are doing an awesome job! Love your boards. I am very impressed with your workshop, so professional... While I had a cup of coffee watching you work, I got nothing done but you made 19 boards! Crazy man, but I love it.
While the cutting boards are beautiful I cringe at the thought of you potting in that red wood, purple heart and ebony! Why not use it for inlay?! Those pieces were way too big to just go "whelp, cant use it better make a neat cutting board out of it!"
Brilliant way to use scraps and i understand why they are popular. I really like them. Thanks for the instructions throughout the video, really explains the workprocess in a good way. You will soon only have to make designs, then they young workforce can take over :)
I love end grain wood in all forms, and this was a fantastic job. However to my taste a little too chaotic when the beauty of the different grains gets overpowered by the patterns from the different types of wood. But now that's just my opinion, fantastic craftsmanship!
Those are crazy cool! I can't help but wonder how much wood the saw kerf added up to. Not caring about wasted wood, just wondering. Now you should cut all the boards into small hexagons and randomly glue them back together. :D
I love watching these videos. I'm with Peter, I counted 40 clamps and then a lot more appeared. Those two with the rubber feet and screws sure are cute!
I love your job, it's unbelievable your work. I go to see your site and I saw cutting board with Corinthians symbol, where did you see? Where are you from? And Congrats for beautiful and amazing job!
Masha'Allah, very nice! Where did you learn how to work with wood? I have two sons whom I would love to learn how to work with tools the way my father did. He's too old now and won't be able to teach them how to work with wood/cars, etc. He learned most of the things he knows with time, experimenting, etc. Back in NYC they actually have shops within the public school system that would teach us the basics but I don't know anywhere in Miami. Thanks for sharing, I was intrigued by your videos. Take care!
Very pretty but the boards might be more appropriate hanging on the wall as decorations. I've used for many years a cutting board made of solid white oak. Small cut pieces of food are easily seen against a dark tan background. A little mineral oil from time time and this board should last 100 years...already has 25 years of use. It is two sided so I flip it every six months or so.
Thank you for your great videos! I want to ask, as a general rule. While making boards, Is it ok to cut strips on the sliding table saw, and to glue them straight away without sanding/planing? or do you have to plane them before every time?
Thanks! I always plane or sand edge grain strips. But sometimes I skip this operation when saw end grain strips. It depend on the quality of the saw blade.
Watching these videos is basically relaxing therapy. I should have gone into woodworking for a living.
I am more impressed with the amount of pipe clamps you own! Awesome video !
peter murdock About 150.:)
peter murdock Not Amount of, the number of.
Vaibhav Kumar Kara: Non-proper noun capitalization in the middle of a sentence is incorrect.
amount is correct. there's so many that they are uncountable. :-)
I have to agree with you lol . And impressed to the patience he has in resawing these repeatedly .
Cutest child labor I've ever seen!! Teach them young. Loved the cutting boards!
I'm pretty sure I look like those two kids when trying to copy your skills.
ahahaha)
i am jalous... you have so many clamps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
+mick szym you can never have too many clamps
+mick szym" you never have enough clamps" david canetti Derbyshire UK
Hell, if I had a workshop like yours, I bet I....... hell, who am I kidding, your talent is amazing! Your children are darling!
Haha, the kids are "preparing" the screws and feet. Cute.
+Josef Roesler Yeah they were doing a great job!
А что если потом сделать доску из обрезков досок сделанных из обрезков... А потом и из их обрезков и следующих... А потом собрать опилки и пустить их на ДСП... Это ж безотходное производство получается.
+Zakatalah Так и есть.
Great video! The elves at 11:40 were awesome!!!
MrHollick Thanks a lot!
Nice job. The rubber feet crew did a great job too!
They really helped me.:)
Yes!! The rubber feet crew did great work!!
mtmwood May I ask where you get the rubber feet and screws from?
Mike Broderick I buy them online in Russia. The links do not help you.:)
mtmwood The 1st place I would look for those is www.rockler.com, but that's me.
Fantastic !!! Now if they only made a machine that I could dump my scrap wood into and have it poop out beautiful cutting boards:) That's a lot of work there !!!
clifford randell :)
hahahaha...exactly!
@clifford randall: Dear sir, such machines already exist... they're called "creative human beings" :-)
Hi there, I love all your videos and you inspired me to make some cutting boards myself, can you please tell me where I can buy those pipe clamps, I live in Romania. Thank you so much ;))
It'd be a lot easier to just cut it into 6 to 10" pieces and sell a few chunks per lot on ebay.... the carvers would love it. But, cool cutting boards....
Ahh the kids were great... the rest with to many adverts was a waste of good time and machinery, something relatively easy for many people to do with a table saw thickenesser or electric planer for the odd chopping board, there is not much skill with this machinery
Loved the video but you must have a huge cabinet shop. I wouldn't have that much "scrap" wood around my house in a life time.
A wonderful job well done! I'm thinking about trying it my self Thanks again.
These are kandinsky's cutting boards... beautiful work!
Very nice boards. I like the random placing of the strips to get an abstract effect.
2:28 so many clamps
+derrick berb 10:17
если учесть стоимость этих досок то в конце видио на брусчатке лежит около 80к рублей =)
Lost me on your sequence of making those, but those turned out fantastic. Great way to use up the scrap. May give that a try some day.
Just three additional cuts as you like.
Я понимаю что вы производите и на иностранную рынок, но хотелось бы видеть пояснения и титры и на русском языке тоже, чтобы всем было познавательно и интересно! Только без обид :) Спасибо!
В большинстве видео нечего пояснять. Там, где нужно, все на русском. Доля России в просмотрах - 8-9%.
А где вы проживаете?
Тем для кого это видео предназначено слова ненужны и так все понятно, а для кого непонятно учите язык
Да ты что !?
DocRRS у имя по английски написано значит вы понимаете и можите писать
Your helpers must be getting big by now. Nice to see them in your videos.
Блин там наверное в готовых досках клея больше чем дерева)))
excellent job, have made a few end grain cutting boards, but not like this. thanks for the inspiration!
I wish to have some clamps but more than this li like your job.
WE NEED MORE OF THESE BOARDS ;) need about 5 or me and my friends
Hey the cuttin boards look great..but damn I want that saw
you got quite the clamp collection. nice board sir
great video. Like the personeel touch with the children at the end.
Thank you for sharing your work & methods. Your cutting boards look like some of the world's finest. You are a true artisan and craftsman.
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful! And an adorable work force!
Great vid, you gave me ideas I was looking for. Thanks.
$26.6k from cutting boards. WOW. that's one way of turning shit into gold. well done.
1400 for the whole lot not each
hello from belgium
You are the best, very good work, very creative.... I really like everything you do , An example for any amateur like me
a work of art....;-)
Приятный рисунок досточек. Я бы сказал именно рабочие досточки. Потому что другие с уникальным рисунком как-то даже жалко было бы использовать по назначению :) А вот эти прямо просятся :)
Причем с таким рисунком очень прочные и долговечные.
The child labor part at the end was fantastic!
Tom Woehlke Hahahahaaa.Thats a good one
Isn't that illegal?
Could you do voice over explaining what you are doing? It would make the video more useful and interesting...
Allan McLean He could if you understood Russian.
You are doing an awesome job! Love your boards. I am very impressed with your workshop, so professional... While I had a cup of coffee watching you work, I got nothing done but you made 19 boards! Crazy man, but I love it.
Cool tables, but no offense, best part was at 11:38 lol! I hope my boys at that good at helping!
While the cutting boards are beautiful I cringe at the thought of you potting in that red wood, purple heart and ebony! Why not use it for inlay?! Those pieces were way too big to just go "whelp, cant use it better make a neat cutting board out of it!"
Fantastic, waste not want not. Happy days.
I really want to make this for all my scraps, but your instructions are too vague.
mtmwood.com/en/?route=product/product&path=92_94&product_id=857
mtmwood.com/en/?route=product/product&path=92_94&product_id=1408
thanks for sharing - I LOVE these... and like mick below, I'm very jealous of all of your clamps! :-)
Brilliant way to use scraps and i understand why they are popular. I really like them. Thanks for the instructions throughout the video, really explains the workprocess in a good way. You will soon only have to make designs, then they young workforce can take over :)
Thanks for watching! I hope they will invent their own designs.:)
Those two little kids were magic!
AAaaaaaaww, tiny guy with a tiny hammer :)
cool! nice to have such a well equipped workshop. good idea to ´recycle´and not throw away the odd strips and pieces!
Very nice!
Love all the machinery you own/use
I love end grain wood in all forms, and this was a fantastic job. However to my taste a little too chaotic when the beauty of the different grains gets overpowered by the patterns from the different types of wood. But now that's just my opinion, fantastic craftsmanship!
$1,400???? I should make a few of those. Might help me get through a semester or two of college lol.
When I was a young man I was a big fan of The Family Handy Man: Wordless Workshop. This is done in the same vein. I loved it.
Love the little helpers!
Nice video !
I love purple heart and zebra wood
Those are crazy cool!
I can't help but wonder how much wood the saw kerf added up to. Not caring about wasted wood, just wondering.
Now you should cut all the boards into small hexagons and randomly glue them back together. :D
The best part was your kids working in the shop with you! Start 'em young!!
Thanks!
I love watching these videos. I'm with Peter, I counted 40 clamps and then a lot more appeared. Those two with the rubber feet and screws sure are cute!
love the child labor at the end. :)
im so stoned wtf is this
Great videos in general and this one in particular was very inspiring in terms of the chaos pattern of various woods. Thanks for sharing
Brilliant absolutely brilliant, you are an artist.David Canetti, Derbyshire England
omg o.0 i wasnt paying alot of attention and got lost half way watching b/c i got distracted
but they look very... exotic and different :D
Thanks! :)
Scrap pieces made into art.
Amazing work, sir!
Btw, those two cute little ones XD
Those cutting boards are beyond awesome! Very creative and good use of scrap wood!
You are a genius sincerely congratulate and thank not had time to do one for me to work out more'll do ok
You are very talented person.
I'd be a kid in a candy store just looking and going through your scraps
The patterns and colours in these are absolutely crazy. Excellent stuff!
Incredible! Amazing! THANKS SO MUCH!
mint.. love these man
Your children counting screws earned you a like and a subscriber!
A curiosity, What exactly does "End-Grain" mean ?
I see that its always used to refer the cutting boards in all your videos.
Read here - mtmwood.com/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=8
Great, Thanks
Those boys are gonna be master builders. Bit like pappa.
Brilliant once again, thank you mtm for the videos this year, they are a joy to watch, May I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year.
Thanks!
Merry Christmas!
Russians celebrate only New Year.:)
mtmwood, ага, только Новый год... в течение двух недель! )
:). Дедушка Мороз, уходи!
Looks fabulous, but don't end grain surfaces soak up more liquid and stain easier (and aren't as hard a surface) than if you were to use the sides?
Simply awesome! Greetings from Brazil!
simply impressive! keep cutting to make more chaos!
Beautiful boards! I am jealous of your scrap pile...
$1400 out of scrap, that's smart business.
This video reminds me of the movie Ground Hogs Day!
Nice boards. I see you have two bosses. ;-)
Big bosses.:)
you should do inlays, mosaic design in timber floor.
Those look very cool. You are a lucky man to have so many clamps!
I love your job, it's unbelievable your work.
I go to see your site and I saw cutting board with Corinthians symbol, where did you see? Where are you from?
And Congrats for beautiful and amazing job!
+Skilnho Gc Russia. Thanks!
Nice job, they look great, loved your helpers.
Thanks!
Best part of the vid starts at 11:38 mark and lasts until 11:55.
It was a real help.:)
Tomorrow I start using all my scraps...and clear the workshop...
Incredible talent!
great video, great work...
i bet there is never a shortage of cutting boards at this mans household lol great work by the way!
Какой м***к дизлайки ставит?
Good job, thanks for these interested videos.
Impresionante.
Masha'Allah, very nice! Where did you learn how to work with wood? I have two sons whom I would love to learn how to work with tools the way my father did. He's too old now and won't be able to teach them how to work with wood/cars, etc. He learned most of the things he knows with time, experimenting, etc. Back in NYC they actually have shops within the public school system that would teach us the basics but I don't know anywhere in Miami.
Thanks for sharing, I was intrigued by your videos. Take care!
Nice boards,reminds me of a slice of souse.
They look amazing! But I was wondering if the tool marks on the finished products were supposed to be there...
good eye for detail
+Mari Kook i belive what you are seeing is actually oil resedue. but i might be mistaken on this one
+Hellboy13994 I mean those lines that you can clearly see at 12:11, that is not oil residue in any way.
+Mari Kook This is just a congealed beeswax.
So did you pay your two little workmen for helping you with this??lol
A candy once a week.:)
mtmwood haha lol....good videos and patience keep up the great work!
Very pretty but the boards might be more appropriate hanging on the wall as decorations. I've used for many years a cutting board made of solid white oak. Small cut pieces of food are easily seen against a dark tan background. A little mineral oil from time time and this board should last 100 years...already has 25 years of use. It is two sided so I flip it every six months or so.
Also the plaining machine sounds a bit like Howard's mother (from the tv show the Big Bang Theory)… :D
Thank you for your great videos!
I want to ask, as a general rule. While making boards, Is it ok to cut strips on the sliding table saw, and to glue them straight away without sanding/planing? or do you have to plane them before every time?
Thanks!
I always plane or sand edge grain strips. But sometimes I skip this operation when saw end grain strips. It depend on the quality of the saw blade.