Serving/Charcuterie Board for my Sister
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
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One thing I want to comment on, it is so good to see a woodworker like yourself that keeps his hand tools sharp, like the draw knife used to remove the bark. I've watched other woodworkers and it's painful to watch them struggle with a dull cutting tool. I enjoy your videos very much. Keep up the good work.
I don't see much logic in trying to use a tool that's not sharp. Wouldn't be as pleasant to use. Thanks!
I love that you take a piece of wood that most people would pass over and make something beautiful! Good to see you in Fine Woodworking!
Very nice and will make a great gift. I'm sure your sister will cherish this for many years to come.
thank you!
What a great way to preserve and utilize smaller pieces with really special grain patterns. I can imagine the number of such scraps and cutoffs that would otherwise get tossed out.
Tell your sister it's not the size of the Serving board, it's what she puts on it that makes the difference.
In America???
Hahaha.
If she is Italian she will,know what to serve and how
Usually not a big fan of epoxy pieces that I've seen. What you've done with that board is beautiful. Blends very nicely with the existing wood grain. Your sister should be very pleased.
Thanks Jim!
I hope she loved it and appreciated your hard work.
Matt, I really enjoy your videos! i started building furniture as a hobby in 1983. I make a lot of stuff over the years. My pride and Joy are two things, a cherry roll top secretary desk for my wife, and three quartersawn white oak tool chests. Also I no longer have a shop any longer, I can relate to what you are doing.
I don't know if envy is the right word but I envy you being able to work wood as you do, I so wish I was able to have or use a shop similar to yours, I like to create things out of wood, I always have liked woodworking. Great work by the way, I love the shows you make it brings me that much closer to what I would love to do.
Just ordered my first ever batch of West epoxy. Thanks for all the tips over the years I am still a little nervous to work with it but you for sure helped Matt!!!
awesome!!
You'll get the feel for it after a while. Just keep the mix ratios right which is easy if you have the pumps. I've been through many gallons of West System through the years from boat building to resin augmented turnings - just don't let any thicker pours get hot while they cure. I wish you well.
@@boooshes thanks brother!
That's great, Matt. It's always nice to be able to do something for family. I'm sure she liked it, too.
It would be great to see her reaction to the tray. It is always nice when you have a brother that takes care of you... Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings. Thanks for sharing!
Thought for sure you were going to put some butterflies in that project. Did my first epoxy coated project WHY? because your projects looked like fun THANKS. Glad to see you got the little skip loader your back will appreciate it especially when you’re older.
Oh to have a giant jointer and giant planer. And I was pretty impressed at your bench vise.
It is always a pleasure to watch you make great items from wood others may not use. It has been great watching your channel this year. I am looking forward to 2020 and seeing your projects and adventures. All the best to you and your family this Christmas season!.
Lol, your sister sounds like a kindred spirit! She thinks like me. Bigger is almost always better….. until it’s not. My friends have learned to expect to take home leftovers after a dinner or party because I seem to lack the the ability to judge the amounts of food etc I need to feed a given party of people. No one ever left my table hungry.
Love it when you turn on the camera for discussing what the plan is instead of just showing the work alone.
Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thank you for sharing your story
I came to this from your huge silver maple log cutting. I really enjoyed this a lot more than the sawmill cutting though. Great job!
Nice project, like the live edge. Made with love by your brother Matt. Enjoy your time together. Reminds me I need call my sister. Thanks for sharing.
Gorgeous wood + epoxy = stunning results 😲
Congrats on a beautiful project, Matt.
Thanks Jim!
Small projects like that are great. Fairly straightforward and satisfying to do with out a long commitment to the project.
Lucky sister.......what a bro. ❤ Sure did a excellent job on that one Matt.
That's spectacular. Keep coming with the variety ( sawmill, trailer shop projects).
That is a diverse piece of wood, pretty sweet. Always enjoy your positivity.
Merry Christmas Matt and Family. Wonderful job on the serving tray.
Thank you!
@@mcremona You are welcome
Hope you and your family have a peaceful holiday.
thank you! You too!
Nice job. You made that draw knife work look easy.
Thanks Joe!! Thanks for stopping by!
Beautiful vertical edges, and natural look! Would like more horizontal natural edges, nice chunky handles, and small feet of sort. Thank you!
I can't believe you did this for your sister. You are the kindest brother on the planet. I can't imagine any of my five brothers doing anything so nice as that for me.
That’s kind of sad. Why is that? Is it how you were raised? As a dad with little kids including a daughter, how can I make sure this doesn’t happen in our future?
@@beck204 Just keep them close together, especially during the teen years. Make certain they do nice things for one another. Make certain that older brothers understand their roles as protectors of younger siblings.
The draw knife looks shaving sharp. Great job of salvaging a possible piece of fire wood.
thanks Ron!
What brand is the draw knife?
@@robertsmith-ws9rf lie nielsen
Thanks for explaining well, you boost confidence to the amateurs
nice! i like your commentary because its more like a conversation instead of step by step instructional. keep up the fine work...Happy Holidays!
Just started watching you and am hooked! You explain things so well. Excellent work!!
Thank you!
I learned cabinet making using clear wood and can't love epoxy. If people like this look it might be something to explore.
Gorgeous serving tray. Showing it being "used" just added to that effect. ;)
hahaha that might be my favorite part
Looking good Matthew, great job on the serving tray for Sister. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you!
Wow wow wow that’s absolutely gorgeous 👍your a very sweet brother to make that for your sister great job 👍
Nice gift, beautiful board. I agree with some others. That draw knife was Cremona sharp.
Hi Matthew nice work must admit not you best serving board I have seen you make but it came out really nice in the end you your family have a wonderful 🌲🌲😀👍👍👍
Your sister ought to be a happy camper it looks good 🇮🇱🎅🤶🎄
It looks great, Matt! Your expression as you brought the board out with a variety of fine tools and finishes @18:08 is priceless! 😂
I like it! And I appreciate how you provide the name all your tools.
thanks Kelly!
I hope you realize you are wiser beyond your age, your work is just wonderful
Thank you!
Got to remember to have fun once in a while. Nice build
I just started following you and I am enjoying it immensely. What no April bow ties lol. I like your thinking outside the box. Great guitar
Gorgeous board man. I appreciate the explanation of your resin clarity choice
Nice job, Matt. Happy Holidays to you and your family
Really nice board! I just got a koa slab im using to make a violin back plate with.
Awesome! I like your presentation of the mallet, finish can, etc.! Lol!
hahaha thanks!
Very nice Matt, always learn something! Thanks again.....
Great piece of work, Matt. Can see why you enjoyed it. All best wishes for the season and 2020!!
Hey Matt. I see in the video what looks like some soft or somewhat punky or rotten areas. I thought that one was not supposed to put epoxy over these areas as they may flake out later. I'm probably wrong so it may just look like those areas are bad. Always watch your videos and learn a lot. I live about 60 miles east of Mpls so I'm probably not to far from you. I have some oak slabs that would work good for this project. Thanks for the video.
Always enjoy your projects, nice work.
Thanks Jim!
Who wouldn't like ?
It turned out beautiful.
Beautiful! It is also real good to see you so happy!
Very nice! I loved the sound your mic picked up of the draw knife in action.
Very nice! Go on amazon and you can buy a dozen or so “condiment squeeze bottles” for about a dollar each. Not only does the bottle serve as the final pour container, but it is so much easier to pour with than using those mixing containers. Bonus, let the extra cure in the squeeze bottle and you have turning blanks later...
Absolutely beautiful! I love your shop and hope to have one like that someday. Thank you for this video!
thank you!
Matt makes firewood into beautiful wood. I make beautiful wood into firewood... 😭 Another beautiful project, sir! You are creative and talented. Excellent video! 👍🏼
hahaha thanks!
Opa amigo conheci seu canal hoje e estou fascinado com seu trabalho parabéns.
Merry Christmas, Peace on Earth and Good will to All
It's a year later and still relevant
It is amazing what Matthew can do! I want one! The scene using it to serve wood-stuff had me laughing!!!
Very nice Matt. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Matt your sister is lucky, wish I had a board like that
That thing turned out really nice! Awesome job!
You should totally make it Jackman sized as a joke!
hahaha an entire full size slab!
@@mcremona , bring it on the new trailer.
@@mcremona That would be my suggestion if your sister says its too small.
Charcuterie Board/Farmhouse Table XD
16/4, 12' long 16" slab charcuterie board. And then you bring to the party and serve a side of beef on it, à la Fred Flintstone in the opening credits.
Great little video; enjoyed watching. Have a great holiday with your family...ho, ho, ho rr Normandy, France
Thanks Richard!
When I was in France a few years back I learned that when ordering a charcuterie board it is often just called une planche, which translates to a board. This seems like the perfect way to serve a platter of meat and cheese!
great outcome for the eaten out wood Matt, well done again
Thanks!
I really Love your content.
These kinds of projects my favorite.
Thank you!
Great job Matt. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
thank you!
Nice piece Mat. Thanks for the effort this year. Have a great Christmas.
Thanks Frank!
Wow that is lovely! I don't know why exactly, but you always remind me of Demetri Martin, Mr. Cremona.
I’ll take it!
As a suggestion, if you don’t have a vacuum pot. Find a back massager that vibrates. The type you put into a chair and lean back against. Put it under your board and let it vibrate the bubbles up. Let gravity work for you.
Nice serving board with a lot of space to put things on...
Do you need an older brother? Nice job as always. Have a wonderful time with the families, n and a great Christmas n New Year. Kids are getting old enough to really enjoy this time of year. Be safe.
Just a Merry Christmas to you and your family Matt!
It would have been nice to see /know your sister's and brother-in-laws reaction
Fantastic job. How beautiful . Your sis is one lucky gal.♥️🇺🇸🥰
Hi Matt, I really enjoy your channel, it's easy to watch, informative & entertaining. Happy Year End & all the best in 2020 to you & yours. Watching in Willamina, Oregon, aka Timber Town USA, C.
Thank you so much!
Nice job Matt, sure they will like it !!!.
thanks Brian!
well, this was a cool and interesting project, and idk many people that would tackle a project such as this that is damaged from carpenter ants, but seriously I watched this entire episode to see your sister, as she was on the cover pic for this show, so I'm disappointed she wasn't shown... cute AF
Alan Kluttz wait Cremona has a sister. How freakin cute she would be?!!!!
I like how you renamed your planer. Thicknesser.
I'm amazed that the resin can keep both halves together without pins or other types of fasteners of any kind.
My imagination thinks it would be likely for the piece to fracture along the resin joint.
Thank you. Beautiful piece.
I'm not a fan of epoxy fills or live edge, with the exception of the stuff you make. Looks great!
Thanks Joe!
Sure wish my "mindless activities" turned out that great!
Really beautiful work Matt!
Awesome video in awesome work thank you for sharing hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
You Are The Man Matthew
matt I love your videos and I'm NOT a troll, that being said I've been told NOT to make these trays because of build up of bactira sp in the grain of the wood this is just what i've read.
Matt the board came out really good - did you ever give a thought to using a heat gun to get the tape off when you are finished the epoxy work
Beautiful board!
Great job Matt, thanks
You could have filled the crack with sand, leveled it off then recover the sand in a measuring cup. It would show the exact volume required to fill the crack.
Colin Knecht uses kidney beans for larger voids. Sand makes a ton of sense!
I'm watching videos like this before attempting my first epoxy pour, and I enjoy, with envy, your log milling videos because I, too, love the beauty of wood with all the different figures which add character to otherwise straight grained wood.
I do have a question about this video. After your initial pour, you went back with some fast setting epoxy to do those small cracks and holes. Can you tell me what epoxy you used? Did you just mix Ecopoxy with more than normal hardener or a different epoxy all together?
Beautiful! What is it made out of? All I heard was urban tree. ??? I have milled a 10" Hickory and an 8' Ash that have been drying out in my garage all Summer. Are those materials acceptable for chacuterie boards? I know that you need to stay away from some hardwoods because of how they can collect bacteria. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Can't thank you enough for this great video. God Bless. 🙂
Very nice Mat!
Beautiful Matt. 😊