Chaos Scrap Cutting Boards and Coasters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2020
- Making the Chaos Boards: • Making Chaos Endgrain ...
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Love the way the coasters came out, glad you didn't add any pigments
Your projects are always very interesting and great to watch, but I think that your personality and eternal happiness is what grabs people and keeps them coming back for more. Thanks for the great content. Keep up the good work!
Just having fun. Isn't that what woodworking is all about? You and your family stay well. Bill
The coasters make me want a bowl of Golden Grahams. Love these 2 videos.
If Jackson Pollack made popuplaer some chaos in art, then this is the birth of the Cremona Coaster. Wood suspended in space? Wooden Buiscuit? Whatever! Pretty mesmerising while drinking coffee. Thenks Mat!
There’s So Much content in this one video. I appreciate all the work you put into editing this video; there was a lot going on and I’m sure a lot of time was spent on each project, but you managed to cram it all into a 22 minute video. Impressive and appreciated. End products turned out great too!
I can't help thinking that anyone who makes end-grain cutting boards is a bigger optimist than I. They look good until they get wet and then they fall apart, in my experience. I really enjoy your channel, thanks.
Lots of fun. Shows just what you can do with a few wild ideas and some tools. Really enjoyed this video. Thanks!
Lovely job with the boards. I'm glad you didn't put any pigments in the coaster's too. I agree with you, the epoxy / wood balance is spot on 😃
Thanks!
Those boards turned out great, Matt.
Coasters look really sweet!!!!!! Glad you didn't add pigment either. As always Love your videos Matt....
Good stuff Matt. Having fun in the shop.
The clipped board and the coasters were my favorite pieces. Your scrapwood talents are great. These were fun project ideas.
Thanks!
Beautiful works of art Matt!
Sadly, you stated one of my shop mottos: "This should be pretty uneventful, unless something goes horribly, horribly wrong!" **giggles**
Great video. I used to love the symmetry of the "chopping block" but now I think I'm really digging the chaos look in the coasters as well. Cool project. Thanks
I love the coaster idea- great work Matt!
the coasters are SICK!!!!!!
Great job with coasters and cutting boards.
The coasters are so very pretty, and all of the boards are awesome. I'd buy one for sure. Love watching you work.
those coasters turned out awesome! i love the concept of the chaotic board. Very nicely done!
Cool project. Nice job
Don't forget one for my key chain. If you really want to use up all your waste, get all your saw dust and some glue (a lot of glue) and make your own particle board. What I really want to see is the finished trailer.
Hey Matt, thank you for adding closed captioning. Very rare to see closed captioning more accurate than auto-generated captions (they’ve gotten really, really good since 2010), and the grammar and punctuation is flawless. Thanks for taking the time, and possibly expense, to add the accessibility feature.
Love your videos,great creativity.GBY!
They are beautiful Matthew!
Thanks!
Love the coasters. Goes to show you, never throw scraps away. LOL
Those coasters are awesome! Definitely gonna try and make some.
Thanks!
I enjoyed every second of this video! Most interesting way to make cutting boards and coasters!
Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work!
The Illuminati triangle board is quite interesting. The chaos coasters would make a nice add-on to any gift you would give throughout the year.
That’s very good. Keep up good work 👍🏼
Fun stuff! And looks pretty cool!
That was fun! And inspiring.
Wow, 3D coasters! Very cool, Matt. Eddie Van Halen wants his cutting boards back. ;)
Loved this scraps video...
Coasters are great and enjoyed the free lance.
Love those boards!!!! ♥ ♥ ♥
Great video, kaos Cuttinboard’s , feeeeeel the whimsy!!!
That turned out great as well as the coasters and who said a cutting board had to be a perfect rectangle or square any way LOL Great job loving it.
hahaha thanks Gary!
Quite appropriate for a Lock-down 2020 project... Great video, thanks....
I sit here chuckling to myself as you are wearing a sweater in the shop and in Phoenix, we've already hit a hundred and twelve this year
Cool coasters
Very nice work Matthew thumps up
The triangle cutting board is “ Dark Side of the Moon cutting board”. Nice!
One of the best albums ever
I wonder if he's get much money for it?
Great way to use your scrap.
Really cool looking coasters and cutting boards Matt! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 Awesome work!
Thanks Fred!
Hey Matt, They look cool, would make an interesting table top. Good to see you having fun in the shop. The coasters came out nice. Work safe, best, C.
Only David Picciuto is allowed to have fun in the shop Matt!
Dang it! Bested yet again by the picciuto
Layer upon layer of scrap, and they are beautiful.
Yes Matthew you the man making all kind designs out of nothing reminds me my hippy days wood stock bays in the 90s good job
Did anyone else think there would be “chaos” with the lathe work? Great job Matt. Loved them all!
You have the best workshop, and major skills, I have to wonder how you learned these wood skills.
Great job Thanks bro for sharing ✋
That's an up cycling record I believe. Killer coasters Matt.
In my business building Hardwood decks, I end up with LOTS of scraps of timber.. and last week I got a gallon of Titebond 3 , so I now have a plan for getting rid of the bucket loads of timber I've retained over the years..
Just need some mineral oil and I'll be set.. :D
nice work... Keep it up
Yes these boards made me laugh but they are amazing. I enjoyed every bit of this video. Thanks for sharing.
Scrapception. Love the chaos boards, but those coasters were so much better than I thought they'd be.
likewise
I love them all, especially the coasters. And lmao @ "you might have to change your pants" Keep up the great work Matt!
Hahaha thanks!
They kinda look like OSB but made with solid wood into cutting boards, looks great!
Great video 👍
Playtime is always good. I think you're right about the less is more w.r.t the coasters. Kind of surprised myself there.
Loved the video
thank you!
Hi Matthew I remember when you made the cutting boards about 2yrs ago and you put under your bench for a later project lol came out nice the boards don’t have many of cuts as give the away for fire wood but will have to experiment with some of them see what happens.
Not bad, looking good.
Some fun experiments! I'm with you...I like the coasters that have less wood in them.
thanks Bruce!
You happy we happy!!!
Matt
one trick I use with epoxy to help with the bubbles is to pressure cast. A 2 1/2 gallon paint pot from harbor freight works well for this . Pressure up to 30-40 PSI and the bubbles will be compressed so small they will be invisible. With the wood it will also force the resin/epoxy into the pores
Good point. Could someone explain to me when to vacuum, and when to pressurize, and for how long a time. Thanks.
It’s your version of a scrap wood challenge like Pask Makes!
Nice !!!!
Hypotenuse?? I'm impressed Who knew? Obviously, a man of many talents.
Always fun to sprinkle in some geometric terms
This has to be the most Bob Ross type wood working I've ever seen, I love it!
You ought.to have a give-away for the pieces you made out of scrapes. If you don’t know what to do with them. I liked them all. Like they say one mans junk is another nab’s treasure.
Nice!
Love the Illuminati one!
Actually after getting over the surprise 😲 I thought he's on to something... or smoking something.. na, not our Matt, he wouldn't dare. I'm seventy three and say it like its the doorway to being dead and it should be for all the stuff I have went through in life but this idea of yours is very novel. Caoss is kinda different then I am thinking but old minds tend to stew more than think from my perspective. I really think that you will have people cleaning up the old shop floor and saying there's money in these floorboards. ... a clever addition to the last video as I didn't see the pretty until done. I know I use a cutting board a lot in the kitchen and wonder why women cut on their counter tops as it really does two things, tears up the counter and sure doesn't do the knife any good. good video Matt
Cool
At 14:50, when I saw those chair parts, it made me think of how cool it would be to use the chaos boards for the chair seats...
Is there anything you could use the sawdust from your mill for? This was a cool video Matt.
Loving the quarantine hair cut.
Do you have a video about the router sled?
Love the "Illuminati" board, but it seems to be missing a top border above the triangle, maybe could have cut the bottom two wedges horizontally and moved that offcut to the top? Still a great looking board. I concur with the less wood more clear resin in the coasters, though they all look great. Nice job, Matt. Thanks for sharing your "play" time with us.
Those are definitely manly cutting boards.
The 'illuminati' board is fantastic.
Coasters look great, no pigment was the best choice.
Very cool!
Now you have to go the other way.
I always though it would be cool if a cutting board had the Chefs cuts (Julienne, Brunoise, Batonnet, Paysanne) with different color inserts in different types of wood that would approximate the size of the cut.
i love to have one of the Chaos Boards :) because my life full of chaos :) :) :)
Matt’s playing the chaos board game where he is seeing how many times he can say it before we’ll notice. “Did I say meow?!?”
They came out great!!!! Matt I like how you take scrap wood and use it to make something useful. instead of ending up in a landfill, it ends up being used as a tool in the kitchen or protecting your furniture from being stand by beer or wine with the coasters.
Thanks Matt ... counting down until someone requests a detailed plan with all the dimensions and materials broken out! :)
Great video!! Can u tell me what kind of spray finish you put on the coasters? They came out real nice
Have you ever made a panel from the scrap cut-offs, re-read them to maybe 5/16" - 3 /8" thick and made a box?
Really enjoyed the past couple videos on these chaos boards and happy hours (though I didn't get to watch in real time). What bit do you use to flatten your slabs/boards?
The costerss have nice 3 d look to them
Great video I love those cutting boards. The coasters are really cool. Do you sell any of these items?
I can't believe I'm actually going to leave that question in, it sounds rather stupid now that I read it. Where do you sell these cutting boards and or coasters?
Grapevine always watching you do woodworking,
Jimmy
MTM Wood is the OG.
What finish or clear coat do you put on your cutting boards?
Is there a certain thickness to a cutting board. And can I make a long grain board also thank you for motivating me and education show Bill the deaf man can wood worker
Is that a Jackman sighting at 15:30?
Stuff turned out very cool, Matt. I really like those coasters. I think that might be a fun first project with epoxy, although I think I'd have to do a small mold or something instead of the cup, since I have no vacuum to get the bubbles out.
Can you install some extended Tracker Trucks and bones wheels on the Aluminati board???
Where do I go to by 2 of the coasters?
This is all very good, but what are you going to do with the offcuts? Those coasters have more apparent depth than real depth, very cool.