Woodworking is my job. I've been woodworking for 15 years. It's not very often I see new ways to use tools. Just learned like 2 new ways right now lol. Great stuff. Using the depth stop on miter saw for a quick handle with a polish plane. Genius. I never thought about the fact that i can quickly plane down lumber thats gonna be under 4 inches in its final form on the table saw. Quickly turn it and keep cutting.... In theory as long as all your pieces are under 4 inches... You could plane a wide board down piece by piece. Genius. I know its super tough to get those glue lines invisible with a board like this. You got the seams about as good as I would have done it. Great job man.
One more thing.... Unless you have a helical head planer and an accurate drum sander/wide belt sander the hand held belt sander is the way to go. I use a helical head planer and my Rotex usually for flattening end grain just because my belts for my handheld usually burn up and theyre much more expensive than the rotex pads even tho the rotex is slower. But you always see people trying to sand rough end grain with a random orbital sander. (I used to do that back in the day) total nightmare. Takes hours lol. Again, great job man. I can see you know your tools well.
Thank for the great compliments my friend, when I made this board I didn’t have a planer lol, but now that I do you’re totally right, I’d need a helical cutter head. Say it loader so my wife hears haha!! This was my first board, but I did have a great time making it. I have a new video about to go out in the next couple days, way over complicated end grain. Wish I could do this for a living, but for now it’s a great hobby. Have an awesome day !!!
I watched a lot of videos on making this particular pattern of 3D board, and this one is by far the best method. I've built a few and it works very well.
Thank you for the great comment, I’m glad you enjoyed it. Check out my endgrain desk if you would like to, it took awhile to put together. Have a great one 👍
Awesome piece...finally some decent music on a woodworking video, I like your method of glue up also the long pieces instead of a bunch of the smaller pieces
I came for the woodworking. I stayed for the music. 'Bout time someone threw in something other than canned teeny bopper sounding electronic garbage. Bravo!
I used linseed and polyurethane on the base because the end grain was really thin. If the mineral oil didn’t get properly applied periodically it would really crack and break apart, plus it should have no contact with food, the cutting board is only mineral oil, no poly.
I’ve heard that as well, then again I’ve been using a cutting board made from 2x4’s the last 4 years with no issues. Just wash it well between veggies and meat. Thanks for the comment 👍
Another beautiful masterpiece Rob! It's been a while since your last board and this one is a real gem! Any chance I can buy detailed plans for this? I haven't yet built a 3D board but if I could this one would be a fun build! Looking forward to your next video!
I would happily just give plans for this, but I don’t have them. I also don’t own the board. I may have to try and build another one, since the first one was a fun build. Have a great day bud 👍
Very nice board. First one I've ever come across here on YT that has a matching stand for it...cool idea. What was the thickness of the boards when you were cutting your long diamond strips?
Ahh, mine the fill tube wouldn’t seat all the way, causing the stock not to fit, fixed that and 3-d printed a barrel band. The barrel itself wouldn’t seat properly, added a second hold down in the threaded hole it came with to stabilize it, but still not happening, all kinds of pellets too. Not discouraged, just waiting on the accuracy of the T-1 you had talked about.
the result looks amazing! Everywhere I've read they say not to use Oak because of the open pores on the end grain. Have you had any issues with food absorption in the last 3 years you've had it?
So I made this for someone else, I use a 2x4 cutting board lol. And that’s way more porous than oak. As long as you clean it well, between salads and chicken. That was the first cutting board I’ve made. I hope this helps. No expert here 👍
Ultra build Would love to see one kinda in reverse, the board on top covers the base cause in this build, water and small food particles can easily find its way to the column beneath
Thanks for the comment, this is meant to be a display for a cake decorator, so the only time it would be used as a cutting board is when it’s removed from the stand. The underneath is to hold cake decorating utensils or knives to be used on location for touch ups.
Great job, looks fantastic. you dont have any step by step instructions or measurements do you, i found the video way to fast. I'd love to try making something like that.
I don’t, I could maybe figure it out and write something up. I agree the video is very fast. My editing is still bad, but was way worse when this was filmed lol
I completely agree, I’m still learning to edit after 35 videos lol, ( just switched for iMovie to Final Cut Pro)..... Thanks for the the great feedback!!!
Using the angle finder would require that the saw top be level , or do you zero the finder on the table and use that as the reference surface , measuring the 60 degrees from that reference?
Hey brother what was the measurments of each long peice before you started glueing up? Im a knife maker and would love to make this as a back drop to take pictues on! This s the best one in here by far! Thanks brother!
Hey bro, I just went back out to the table saw and rewatched the video so I could get an accurate measurement. The three lengths are 36”. Hope this helps. I’d like to see a pic or video when you finish. Thanks for the kind words 👍
Thanks for the compliment, but no, this was my first, and only one. I may make some in the future, but this is just a hobby for me at this time. Have a great day 👍
Is it me, or did he have one of the pieces turned the wrong way, on the far side. I’m in the middle of making the same pattern board, but I used the chopsaw method, lots of belt sanding involved. I’m just about ready for the main glue up when I have time this week. This board turned out nice what with the stand and all, but that wrong facing piece would drive me nuts.
It does have a piece facing the wrong way, we can call it character... if this was my personal board it would drive me crazy too. Thanks for watching, and hope yours turns out well.
Sorry friend, I just reread my comment and it sounds rude as hell to me. That was not my intent. I thoroughly enjoyed your video and I definitely like the way you used long strips from the table saw, seems way way easier and better than the dozens of small pieces i cut on my chopsaw. And, like everyone else has said, thanks for the jams!
Great question, I made different throat plates for zero clearance and my dado setup. The fence was made to attach stuff to it, also a sacrificial surface I can cut into if needed. With the fence a little higher I can stabilize taller pieces. I use both of the originals as well. Have a great day !!👍
Amigo meus parabéns pelos seus trabalhos ficou muito top gostei de mais .vc poderia por gentileza dar umas dicas como faço pra fazer estes cortes às medidas da madeira por favor fico no aguardo desde já meu muito obrigado
Tim Dyck. I’ve been using an end grain board made from 2x4’s for the last 5 years I believe it’s pine, with no issues. Oak isn’t recommended as much as maple for sure. As long as you finish it well, and clean it properly I believe you will be ok.
Absolutely incredible! You should be proud of this one.
Thanks, it turned out well for sure.
Woodworking is my job. I've been woodworking for 15 years. It's not very often I see new ways to use tools. Just learned like 2 new ways right now lol. Great stuff. Using the depth stop on miter saw for a quick handle with a polish plane. Genius. I never thought about the fact that i can quickly plane down lumber thats gonna be under 4 inches in its final form on the table saw. Quickly turn it and keep cutting.... In theory as long as all your pieces are under 4 inches... You could plane a wide board down piece by piece. Genius.
I know its super tough to get those glue lines invisible with a board like this. You got the seams about as good as I would have done it. Great job man.
One more thing.... Unless you have a helical head planer and an accurate drum sander/wide belt sander the hand held belt sander is the way to go. I use a helical head planer and my Rotex usually for flattening end grain just because my belts for my handheld usually burn up and theyre much more expensive than the rotex pads even tho the rotex is slower. But you always see people trying to sand rough end grain with a random orbital sander. (I used to do that back in the day) total nightmare. Takes hours lol. Again, great job man. I can see you know your tools well.
Thank for the great compliments my friend, when I made this board I didn’t have a planer lol, but now that I do you’re totally right, I’d need a helical cutter head. Say it loader so my wife hears haha!!
This was my first board, but I did have a great time making it. I have a new video about to go out in the next couple days, way over complicated end grain. Wish I could do this for a living, but for now it’s a great hobby. Have an awesome day !!!
I watched a lot of videos on making this particular pattern of 3D board, and this one is by far the best method. I've built a few and it works very well.
Thanks man, just subbed to you 👍
That is the most beautiful piece of craftsmanship I have ever seen. You sir, are an amazing talent.
Thank you for the great comment, I’m glad you enjoyed it. Check out my endgrain desk if you would like to, it took awhile to put together. Have a great one 👍
Awesome piece...finally some decent music on a woodworking video, I like your method of glue up also the long pieces instead of a bunch of the smaller pieces
Airborne Mike Thanks !! It’s seems hit or miss with the music on this one. Glad you liked it.
That's too good to use as a cutting board mate! Awesome work man.
Thank you, totally appreciate that !!
Brilliant job! Outstanding work! You have gone above and beyond.
Nayheer O Thanks !!
I came for the woodworking. I stayed for the music. 'Bout time someone threw in something other than canned teeny bopper sounding electronic garbage. Bravo!
slow96ss. Well thank you, I wish I could use this on every video. Gets repetitive though, I’ve been told lol
Music feckin ruined it
Couldn't agree more!
with the comment loving the music, not with the comment immediately above mine.....
Awesome job mate. Hint: use hose clamps instead of tape to hold the wood together while it dries. Works a treat!
Thank you!! And I will try the hose clamp idea, appreciate the idea.
Absolutely brilliant design and build video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for an awesome comment !! Check out the desk build if you want. Have a great day 👍
I love that idea to use the miter saw to make the handles. 👍
Thank you, just have to be careful so you don’t mess up the cut. Appreciate the comment.
Why did you choose to use linseed on the sides rather than using mineral oil on the whole thing? Nice joint work.
I used linseed and polyurethane on the base because the end grain was really thin. If the mineral oil didn’t get properly applied periodically it would really crack and break apart, plus it should have no contact with food, the cutting board is only mineral oil, no poly.
Love the board and the background music. I have always heard that Oak is not good to use on end grain cutting boards due to the open cell structure.
I’ve heard that as well, then again I’ve been using a cutting board made from 2x4’s the last 4 years with no issues. Just wash it well between veggies and meat. Thanks for the comment 👍
Finally, some decent f'n background music!!
Haha, thanks ! Not everyone feels the same 😁.
To say you are good is an understatement. That is cool as hell.
+WOOKIE69A Thanks, glad you like it. :o)
The board is very nice, the base is cool, together simply wow! Nice work with a twist on a cutting board design.
Phil S . Thanks, I really appreciate the comment. 😊
Fantastic craftsmanship!
Sonny Pittman. Thanks buddy !!
Nice. Stretch wrap works awesome for tighting odd shapes. Plus glue doesn't stick to it. Peels away clean..
Great stuff !!
Very nice! I love the stand idea.
What is the solution applied? where can i buy them? Tks
Mineral oil. 👍
I love this cutting board. I am definitely needing a couple of these!
Wendy Jackson. Done !! Lol thank you 👍
Very nice! I like that you can do this even without all of the fancy tools all the other youtubers have. Great video.
Thank you, this is a hobby so really expensive tools aren’t an option at this time. It’s just a different, time consuming way to do it. 😀
Best music on any wood working video I’ve seen yet 🤘🏻
Thanks 👍
Beautiful craftsmanship
Thanks !! 👍
Genial, he hecho cutting board. Toda su técnica es muy buena. Gracias por mostrar. Un saludo desde España
Gracias tu tanbien Dios te bendiga
Another beautiful masterpiece Rob! It's been a while since your last board and this one is a real gem! Any chance I can buy detailed plans for this? I haven't yet built a 3D board but if I could this one would be a fun build! Looking forward to your next video!
I would happily just give plans for this, but I don’t have them. I also don’t own the board. I may have to try and build another one, since the first one was a fun build. Have a great day bud 👍
Awesome. One of the best looking ones I’ve seen
Thank you !! Have a great day 👍
very good. I really like the way you work and the results you do. I am very inspired. thank you so much for your inspiration
Well thank you for the great comment, this inspires me to get more videos up. Have a great day 👍
One more thing, inspiring people is the exact thing I wanted to accomplish with this channel, ty for letting me know. Have a great day !!
Cool board on the throne!)
Nice idea in the way of cutting wood!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 👍
Very nice board. First one I've ever come across here on YT that has a matching stand for it...cool idea.
What was the thickness of the boards when you were cutting your long diamond strips?
Fantastic looking piece!
+Shawn Whipple Thanks ! It was a fun build.
That was an "attempt"!? I call spot-on, EXCELLENT!
Well thank you for the kind comment !!! I hope you have a wonderful day 👍
Absolutely Beautiful!!!
Thanks bud, appreciate that !! How’s the M1 coming?
@@LittleHayCreek not so good. Waiting on a new production run unfortunately
Same here, wasn’t able to hold groups at all, even after a ton of attempted fixes. The silencer isn’t bad though.
@@LittleHayCreek some are night and day. My receiver was machined off.
Ahh, mine the fill tube wouldn’t seat all the way, causing the stock not to fit, fixed that and 3-d printed a barrel band. The barrel itself wouldn’t seat properly, added a second hold down in the threaded hole it came with to stabilize it, but still not happening, all kinds of pellets too. Not discouraged, just waiting on the accuracy of the T-1 you had talked about.
Beautiful work! Nicest design I’ve seen so far.
Ty, not sure I’m worthy of that comment. 👍
the result looks amazing! Everywhere I've read they say not to use Oak because of the open pores on the end grain. Have you had any issues with food absorption in the last 3 years you've had it?
So I made this for someone else, I use a 2x4 cutting board lol. And that’s way more porous than oak. As long as you clean it well, between salads and chicken. That was the first cutting board I’ve made. I hope this helps. No expert here 👍
Love the metal aspect, it was calm and beautiful to go with this insanely satisfying build. Is this your music?
No it’s not mine, it’s from the TH-cam free music. Thanks for the great comment, and glad you enjoyed.
Nice work, I wish I had the right tools and patient
If this is your first one can’t wait to see the next one
Thanks Stan, new content will be out soon. 👍
wonderful craftsmanship! how thick were the planks?
Thank you, I believe they ranged a little but close to 1-5/8.
Very cool and awesome outcome. The safety practices are horrible however. New woodworkers do not follow the example
Indeed this is no beginner project.
Nice work.👍🏽
Thanks !! Have a great day 👍
Muito bacana amigo shou de bola parabéns pelo seu trabalho super laik forte abraço amigo que deus te abençoe vc e sua família
Thank you my friend 😀
Hi what a fantastic board I am new to all this but im gonna have a go at this one mate what a talent keep them coming
Thanks!! , and that's Awesome, please link it to when you're done. I'd love to see it.
will do mate
Awesome work! And some great tunes to go along with video.
Thank you 👍
Excelente trabalho. A peça ficou linda e funcional.
Fabulous job. Well done. Excellent music by the way. Who is it?
Not entirely sure who it is, it’s from the free TH-cam music. Thanks for watching !!
Awesome man amazing build. Love the cavity beneath it and the music!
Thank you 👍 check out the desk build, it was fun to make as well. Please share if you feel like it, have a good one.
Ultra build
Would love to see one kinda in reverse, the board on top covers the base cause in this build, water and small food particles can easily find its way to the column beneath
Thanks for the comment, this is meant to be a display for a cake decorator, so the only time it would be used as a cutting board is when it’s removed from the stand. The underneath is to hold cake decorating utensils or knives to be used on location for touch ups.
@@LittleHayCreek I see, I get it now
A build with a cutting board with utensil storage below will be great anyways :D :D
That was so satisfying to watch!!! I’m not an expert but I thought your hands were too close to the blade, but I’m pretty sure u know what your doing
Well thank you 👍 my hands did get pretty close a few times, I also wouldn’t consider myself an expert. Lol
I like the idea of using electrical tape for it's elastic properties. Well done.
Jeffrey Triebenbach. Thanks! I thought it was a good idea, plus it was all I had around to clamp it with 😃
Next time you get blood drawn, keep the "rubber-band" they use on your arm!
+clutions good call.
... and if you get a friendly tech they'll even give you a few more :>)
+clutions 👍
Great job, looks fantastic. you dont have any step by step instructions or measurements do you, i found the video way to fast. I'd love to try making something like that.
I don’t, I could maybe figure it out and write something up. I agree the video is very fast. My editing is still bad, but was way worse when this was filmed lol
BTW; where do you buy your lumber?
wow that thing is phenominal! were you using 8/4 lumber? how wide were your trapezoids- 2" top and bottom?
Thank you, I believe they were around 2 inches
Finally for the FIRST time I see someone who uses 60 degrees and not 45/90!!
Haha, this made me 😆 great comment !!
Thats for the 3d effect if u used 45 the effect it's not the same very good job proud of you
Thanks 👍
Beautiful board, very well done!!
Awesome board, man! Love the backing tracks as well!
Thanks Joe !! Glad you enjoyed it, I built a desk you may like as well, have a good one 👍
@@LittleHayCreek awesome!! I'll have to check out that video as well.
Much appreciated!!
Awesome work, congratulations.
Thank you 👍
That one hexagon is killing my ocd. Besides that, nice board and the stand was genius
Thanks man, and tell me about it, when I saw it first, it was all I could see. Have a good day.👍
Wow. Dude, you have some talent.
Thank you, have a great day 👍
Great board, but you should slow down the money shot... where you put on the mineral oil. This is what every wood worker lives for
I completely agree, I’m still learning to edit after 35 videos lol, ( just switched for iMovie to Final Cut Pro)..... Thanks for the the great feedback!!!
@@LittleHayCreek still, it's a great cutting board, I may try some day as I improve my skills, just made 2 easier ones for Christmas presents
Awesome !!! I bet you could make it now. If you make one send me a link please.
Pura obra de arte, trabalho espetacular, parabéns.
Aqui do BRASIL 🇧🇷
Thank you for your kind words, have a great day 👍
Using the angle finder would require that the saw top be level , or do you zero the finder on the table and use that as the reference surface , measuring the 60 degrees from that reference?
I zero on the table top first.
@@LittleHayCreek thats what I thought. Thanks.
Hey brother what was the measurments of each long peice before you started glueing up? Im a knife maker and would love to make this as a back drop to take pictues on! This s the best one in here by far! Thanks brother!
Hey bro, I just went back out to the table saw and rewatched the video so I could get an accurate measurement. The three lengths are 36”. Hope this helps. I’d like to see a pic or video when you finish. Thanks for the kind words 👍
Thank you! I’m having trouble finding the Purple Heart that big! I have looked all over online
Maybe try a local hardwood dealer. Shipping would be really expensive with Purple Heart. Hope you can find it.
That was beautiful and definitely a work of art do you sell those?
Thanks for the compliment, but no, this was my first, and only one. I may make some in the future, but this is just a hobby for me at this time. Have a great day 👍
Beautiful Work!! I wish I could make something that nice.
Bill Wincer Thank you, I’m sure you could make one just as nice, or better.
Nicely done, sir.
Robert Jenkins well Thank you my good sir !!
Wow, that is so awesome, what would you charge to make that same board and ship to 78249?
edge4006. Thanks !! As far as price goes. Email me at: LittleHayCreek@gmail.com. Checked out your channel, great stuff !!
Thanks for the response , I will email soon. Thanks for checking out the channel.
Nice job. Very creative!
Thank you 👍
That was great and all but a little info on types of cuts and angles would be greatly appreciated
Thanks, and I agree, still not a great editor, but much better than when this was uploaded.
cool very good your work an excellent tutorial
Thank you, I’m glad you liked it.👍
Is it me, or did he have one of the pieces turned the wrong way, on the far side. I’m in the middle of making the same pattern board, but I used the chopsaw method, lots of belt sanding involved. I’m just about ready for the main glue up when I have time this week. This board turned out nice what with the stand and all, but that wrong facing piece would drive me nuts.
It does have a piece facing the wrong way, we can call it character... if this was my personal board it would drive me crazy too. Thanks for watching, and hope yours turns out well.
Sorry friend, I just reread my comment and it sounds rude as hell to me. That was not my intent. I thoroughly enjoyed your video and I definitely like the way you used long strips from the table saw, seems way way easier and better than the dozens of small pieces i cut on my chopsaw. And, like everyone else has said, thanks for the jams!
It’s all good man, you were right though. Send a link or pic of your board when done if you want. Have a good one.
That was tough 👍💯
I've learned a lot from this video thank you 👍🏼
Thanks for watching, make one and send me a link 👍
Finally got all wood together and now it begins thank you again
Awesome !!! I can’t wait to see it.
The board is gorgeous.
Thank you !!
Curious why you made and used a different fence and throat plate?
Great question, I made different throat plates for zero clearance and my dado setup. The fence was made to attach stuff to it, also a sacrificial surface I can cut into if needed. With the fence a little higher I can stabilize taller pieces. I use both of the originals as well. Have a great day !!👍
Wow!! Super nice. going to sub and giving a thumbs up.
+jimgam730 . Awesome, thanks man !!
muito bacana seus trabalhos parabens meu amigo show
Zé Ferreira. Thank you 👍
Great work
Thank you 👍
Great job, but was one of the blocks set in wrong?
It sure is, noticed that after the glue up. Chalking it up to character lol 😆
LittleHayCreek I didn't mean to critique your work...just wanted to make sure I wasn't seeing things lol...great video though and I am subbing 😊
You are absolutely correct, I don’t mind critique, trust me there is no critic like myself. Thanks for the sub and comment.
Very nice man, that's impressive
mjbowhunter Thanks, and ty for subbing 😀
Man I’ve made a butt-load of end grain boards. This is badarse in the extremes!
Thanks, appreciate the kinda words !!
Amigo meus parabéns pelos seus trabalhos ficou muito top gostei de mais .vc poderia por gentileza dar umas dicas como faço pra fazer estes cortes às medidas da madeira por favor fico no aguardo desde já meu muito obrigado
Amazing work and nice editing!
Thank you Dean !!
Отчаянный чувак) Надеюсь, что если что, пальцы у него по новые вырастут ))
Great idea. Subbed!
SAWBLADE PROJECTS Thanks so much!! Appreciate the sub 😃
video from?
Your choice in music is doin' it brother... \m/
Thank you my good sir, have a great new year !!
Nice work brother
Ty sir !!!
Вариант с ящиком интересный! Возьму на вооружение!
Great project subscribed
jaxson yates Thanks !! More to come soon.
Please use push stick, on small wood. Don't need to loose a finger.
WOW! This is just world class work!!! What's the machine at 6:37?
For The Wynn A router in a router table. Thanks for the comment!!
Awesome job, really nice
paul erdmann Thank you 😊 Glad you enjoyed it.
@LittleHayCreek
Backing tracks to vid are killer, who is it?
I’m not sure, it’s from the free TH-cam music.
Do you still have 10 fingers?
Ohh yeah 👍
Looks sweet ,didn't think oak was ever a good choice for a cutting board though ,way to pours of a material
Tim Dyck. I’ve been using an end grain board made from 2x4’s for the last 5 years I believe it’s pine, with no issues. Oak isn’t recommended as much as maple for sure. As long as you finish it well, and clean it properly I believe you will be ok.
Nice job!
Thank you 👍
Are you selling these end grain cutting board with stand ( Hidden compartment)?
How will cost one of these?
Unfortunately, not at this time, this was my first and only one I’ve done. Thanks for watching 👍
So sweet work absoltly art
Hamid Officiel Thank you !!! Have a wonderful day👍
take care of your hands, man!
Indeed, it looks worse with the camera angles. 👍