Tips To Improve Edge Grain Cutting Boards \\ LEVEL UP \\
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video I go through my process of making a couple of edge grain cutting boards and share a few tips on how I like to help them stand out. A step by step video that will hopefully give you some inspiration to try one for yourself and give your next cutting board a boost!!
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0:00 Intro
3:15 Design & Layout
6:55 Flatting Jig
9:30 Adding a juice groove
10:40 Adding Finger Grips
13:50 Oil Time
14:25 Outro And Recap
Items used in this video:
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Dewalt Orbital Sander: amzn.to/3kUv7N4
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Rubber Cutting Board Feet: amzn.to/3DR8eCT
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Infinity Tools Mega Dado Router Bit (for flattening): amzn.to/3jMYqlc
CMT Roundover Bit: amzn.to/3A0FPYN
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Great boards! I love the organic look of the walnut and the widely varying colors it provides.
Your videos are always so entertaining, and inspirational. I watch them over and over again, prior to building my own boards for your tips and the inspiration to make my own. Thank you and can’t wait to see you come back with more videos, hope you and your family are doing well.
I love the thoughts about picking the wood and the color/ wood selection. It’s inspiring
Terrific video, thanks. You put so much thought and care into this that, even after watching dozens of cutting board videos, I still got a lot of real value out of it. Well done.
Those are beautiful! I have a bunch of walnut and padauk that I'm gonna make boards today with. I love the rich color of padauk. Thank you for your video, it's very well done and amazing!
All the boards I have seen in your videos, are beautiful. Love to have some for my collection.
Everything can be art, you just have to see it, thanks for sharing
So awesome! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Really enjoyed everything about your video...to me the Walnut was really special looking and I just got my Walnut for my first cutting board and am super stoked to get started after watching you're video. Thanks!!
Beautiful!! Everything about your videos AND your boards. Very inspiring. Thank you for sharing!
That's what's its all about, sharing the journey and feeling inspired.
Great Video love your approach to the sap wood and grain patterns. I also like the build, it gave me some improvement processes I will use. Thank you
I really like both boards - that light and dark that looks like a landscape in the Black Walnut board - Very Cool!!
Very smart. Love the colours!
Great job as usual Jacob. The way you use your artistic gift to create your cutting boards is truly amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the kind words, We all have our own unique gifts, through the years I've gotten more acquainted with mine and realized the importance of using them.
Very nice contrast. I love sap wood contrast. I'm glad you're out there sharing the same view. You do great work! All of your boards are very nice!!! Definitely inspired me to do more woodworking!
Somewhere along the way sapwood got a bad wrap but I don't see why, it really opens up so many designs. Have fun and Happy sawdust making!!
Beautiful boards man!! I really appreciate the care and artistic touches you put into your cutting boards. Wishing you the best in this new year! Cheers!!
Thanks for the kind words, Happy New Year to you as well! 🍻
Stunning beautiful work. Thank you for sharing your talent.
This is a great video for cutting board techniques, design, wood selection and creative finishing for the most appealing look. Well done.
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing your talent
Wow, just wow! Thank you, that was very inspirational!
beautiful boards and great tip on sanding the padduk next to the maple!
Love the video and the tutorial. Great story too. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the tips.. You do some excellent work ! You sure live in a beautiful area. I just rode my bicycle across North Carolina, from Banner Elk, to Emerald Isle. So I got to see it close up and meet quite a few people. We stayed in smaller towns, and had some excellent food.
Great video with very helpful hints. Thanks!
This has to be the best Cutting Board video out there and the painting was very beautiful.
Gorgeous boards and great tips. Your vids are really a pleasure to watch. Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback and I am happy to know that the videos are a help!!
Hello Jacob
I have watched almost all of your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your techniques. You are a true craftsman.
Thanks Jim! I Spent two solid years just making cutting boards one after the next and I really tried to make each one as unique as possible. I learned a lot (mostly through mistakes) and now I am happy to share what I can with you.
GREAT boards. Those paduk tips are spot on. My first board did not have crisp boarders next to
the RED! !! !!!
I just started watching your videos and I’m addicted! You do such a fabulous job shooting the videos and explaining what you are doing. I find it relaxing and therapeutic. I also enjoy how you weave in nature to your videos. Cutting boards are my next woodworking project I’d like to tackle. I’m fairly new to woodworking and I don’t own a planner so that is at the top of my list of tools I need to acquire. I noticed you don’t use a jointer. I always thought a jointer was a necessary tool when it comes to making a cutting board. Would like your opinion on that. Cheers!
I really love the attention to detail when you create these boards
Each Piece Purposefully Placed.
Those are just incredible man! I mean really gorgeous!
Just started making c boards 4 months ago and have watched many c board videos. These are I believe the prettiest ones I’ve seen. Great tips for putting one self above all the others. Thanks and subscribed!
Beautiful work!
Good stuff. I like the incorporation of sapwood. I feel like not enough people utilize those nice contrasting boards that have a clear distinction between heartwood and sapwood.
Excelente, uno de los mejores videos que he visto de tablas de picar, gracias.
Those boards are gorgeous! The selection and placement of the walnut board is amazing. I just started working with Padauk and it's becoming my new favorite, especially when it comes to turning bowls.
I think I spent the better part of an afternoon trying to figure out what to do with that piece of walnut, with a little luck and some help from grain gods it all came together. Thanks for the comments! 🙌
Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for the tips!
You are so welcome!
WOW these are amazing . You obviously have a gift on seeing what woods will go best with each other. Simply Beautiful.
Thanks! I truly enjoy this medium and love working together with nature to create something beautiful.
Awesome job for the boards and even better at explaining. There’s a lot of people that can make things but don’t explain/teach well. Thankfully you got both!
Thanks for your feedback! It's been a learning curve for me to try and translate the process clearly, there are so many steps and little details its hard to capture them all but I like a good challenge!
Gorgeous work!
I love how the juice groove cut off some of that sap wood from the padauk. Made a neat little jump
Love the video! That walnut board with the sapwood is gorgeous. I’m making an edge grain butcher block right now for our kitchen from maple and walnut, love the tips and tricks you provide.
I am so happy I found your channel however many weeks ago it was... your videos are so calming and well done. Cheers
Thanks Blake! I really enjoy sharing some of the techniques I've come up with to make a more unique creation,
when designing I like to live outside the box 🟫 🙌
I need to make one for my son. Your ideas are very helpful. He will be impressed if I make one 1/2 as good looking as yours.
Thank you
I like the engrained boards but I love how you tied the grain in these two.
I agree endgrain has that little something extra, but I figured it might be helpful to show a different approach to making edge grain, other than just a striped looking board.
Love the creativity. Beautiful boards and soothing narration of the process.
Thanks so much! 🙌
Thanks for info about your tools you use.
Enjoyed this video. Some great tips and beautiful boards!
Thanks for the tips and tricks. Those boards are very nice, great work!
Thanks Martin!! Its amazing how many things can wrong when building a cutting board, but the more you know and build the smother the process becomes! Happy sawdust making!!
those are some beautiful boards. Im inspired!
Thanks for sharing your jig ideas.
I like how you added the handles
Amazing boards really inspiring love the paudauk & curly maple already planning a new project 👀👍
Fantastic - best cutting board video I have seen!
Beautiful work ! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely, Thanks for watching!
These are beautiful designs and your workmanship is remarkable. I have only used Padauk for accent stripes in my boards because I have feared that they will turn brown in time but will emulate your use as a primary wood. Also, I really appreciate your lead in shots of the forests, so beautiful.
Thanks for your comments, and you are correct Paduak will over time turn brown and lose a lot of its color. The good thing is You can always bring the color back with a quick sand and refresh.
Beautiful work. And thanks for the explanation on how to keep the padauk dust from tinting the maple. Gonna use that trick on my next one.
That Paduak dust is no joke, and once it gets in the endgrain it can get frustrating.
What a great channel, just found, amazing content. Found myself up till midnight watching all your videos. Can’t wait for more. Keep up the great work my friend.
Thats awesome! Woodworking has really helped me stay creatively challenged and I am happy to share what I've learned so far. Hopefully it helps shed light on a different approach to board building. Thanks for the support!
I have to admit, beautiful cutting boards. It has been too hot in Texas to do some word working, but this has been a very inspiring video. Will see it again for the minor details. Love the attention to detail. This really brings out the beauty of the board. Thank you for sharing. 👋
Hope you’re weathering the horrible heat. Stay hydrated. Stay safe. Nicely worded comment as well.
You have an amazing artistic eye. 2 more great works of art. You are one of a few that inspired my son and I to take the leap and start up our own business. Thank you. Cheers
Thanks for the kind words, I wish you and your son all the best on your woodworking journey. One tip I wish I had done early on is to spend the time to make essential jigs, they make life so much easier in the long run. 🙌
Gorgeous work! Subscribed.
i feel like we could be kindred spirits because you see the picture in the woods. i get really excited when i see the grain just pop out. when i saw the guitar i knew we were kindred spirits. your easy demeanor and explanations make watching your videos a joy. many blessings upon your household young man.
I really appreciate the kind words, I am just trying to see how deep the well of my own creativity can go. SO many ideas, and it seems so little time. This channel has been a great outlet and I am happy to know it resonates, and hopefully it helps nudge others to pursue their passions.
Ditto !!!
Beautiful boards! thanks for the tips, I would like to see a video on your router flattening jig!
Beautiful work
Hermosas tablas y mejor la explicación sobre el diseño y ni hablar de la ejecución magistral.
Estoy por empezar algunas tablas cómo estás y tú video me ha inspirado mucho, además de dar esos valiosos consejos.
No soy carpintero pero me encanta trabajar la madera, soy jubilado y lo hago por hobby he empezado a comprar mis máquinas, así es que si todo va bien empezaré con mucho ánimo.
Una vez que logré mis primeras hazañas te enviaré fotos para que me sigas ilustrando y poder obtener tus comentarios y consejos.
Saludos desde México.
We are so much alike. I've seen many boards made by many people and I don't care for the look of end grain boards. You can make many patterns, but pattern boards can't compete with edge or face grain boards if done right. As for durability, end grain boards are much more durable than edge or face grain and have many advantages over them. They don't dull knives as easily for one example, but, again, edge and face grain boards if done right really show off the uniqueness of the wood as opposed to end grain. I like to work with color, but when I do, I use it sparingly. I like to tease your eyes with a few small and unique pieces and sometimes with a dominant one in a non-uniform pattern. I no longer make thick boards that are large and heavy to handle. Most tell me that they like the thinner lighter boards that are easier to handle. They have more of a contemporary look that most other boards don't have. I make sure every board is silky smooth and soft to the touch. No sharp edges or corners are allowed. Too much color dulls the senses. And I usually put a very nice beveled edge on most of my boards to give them a thin platform look. This makes it easier to pick up the board without the need for handles of any type. I used to do handles and realized simplicity can add attributes to a board without making things more complicated. Again, slim, soft, warm, inviting. Your boards have those same qualities. Your wood selection shows patience and the desire to stimulate your visual acuity. It takes time to try the many combinations of wood pieces to get your boards to pop. Most wood workers are good at making boards, but lack the artistic flair that is needed to attract those who are willing to pay a good price for such work. You have what it takes to do just that. Thank you for sharing your desire to do good work. It's not how many boards you can make, but how many eyes you can catch.
Beautiful and yes - Thank you
Vey inspirational. Gave me interesting ideas! Thanks, I really appreciate your videos!
Happy to hear it, thanks for watching!!
Very well done video!
I've had the same issues with padauk dust turning my maple and cherry orange. Very annoying. Thanks for sharing your technique for that.
Its almost worse with end grain because the sawdust soaks into the pores, edge grain is little more forgiving.
Awesome work. 👍👍
Really enjoyed this, thank you…
Trabalho de primeira linha. Parabéns 👏👏👏
I have to admit the walnut cutting board you made is definitely my favorite board I’ve seen. The lines tell a story just like the painting you did. It’s definitely a master piece that can’t be duplicated. The jig that you build for routing the juice lines what’s the dimensions? On the video it didn’t really show to much detail how it was made. Would love to duplicate it. Look forward to future videos.
Great video! Great tips on sanding the Padauk Wood! DD
Wow. Really nice!
Beautiful boards…and yes you have inspired me…
Beautiful boards. Hanks for a nice video taking us through your steps. Nice tempo, great video shots, pleasant music… and did I say the boards were beautiful? That too!
Many Thanks!!
Absolutely stunning results! Great commentary on what you are doing and why. This is the first video I've seen from you and I immediately subscribed. Thanks, and I look forward to seeing your other work.
I did the exact same thing Mark Verhagen!
I appreciate really It, Thanks so much for the Sub! I hope this channel will continually evolve and be full of builds, jigs, tips, tricks and life.
Ditto in spades !!!!
Those cutting boards are breath taking
Thank you so much!!
VERY nice!! I make edge grain cutting boards with epoxy rivers. I use jigs for a lot of things. I made one for the "handles" & put a small piece on the sides so I don't have to line it up & can just clamp it down. I made a mold for mine from polyethylene & used threaded inserts so it goes together easily. Of course epoxy doesn't stick to it so its easy to de-mold. Now I can make all my boards the same size, 12X18.
That sounds like a time saver, Great job!
The Padauk is stunning !!
Uau!!! You got some simple tips (mind skill) that are amazing. I love to use the natural wood paterns to build beautifull pieces but you show here some different way to explore this even more. Congratulations!
Thanks! 🙌 Thats what its all about, sharing different perspectives and the all different ways you can apply them.
@@thewoodplank4376 i intend to change my professional way, and all of this makes me feel i am in the good path!!
Legal!!! muito bem trabalhado. Parabéns.
Totally beautiful. Thank you sharing.
Absolutely, thanks for watching!!
I’m so glad I found your channel.
Me too, welcome!!
Great as always !!!
Greetings, I am happy to hear from you! I hope all is well and you are finding some time in the shop!
You make some amazing cutting boards! Loving your channel!
I really appreciate it! 🙌
Love the boards, but I think I love that router sled even more; that's awesome! (and I'm probably going to copy it for myself...) I've found myself guilty of some end-grain snobbery but this has definitely inspired me to make a couple of edge-grain boards for use around the house. Thanks and happy woodworking!
I hear ya, End grain is at the top of the cutting board food chain, I'd put edge grain in second. I like to offer a slightly less expensive board and still give it the wow factor, not always an easy feat. There's definitely a place for edge grain, Thanks for the feedback!!
Nice. Gracious reply. Agreed.
Very nice, I like how you make your cutting boards. Thank you for sharing your video.
Absolutely! I've always tried to make them unique and put my personal style into them.
Very nice boards, that curly maple would make a nice center panel like the padauk one, with a strip of padauk on both sides of it then walnut
Great job, they look awesome
Thanks so much 🙏
Great videos, binge watching them. One suggestion as soon as you can get your hands on a high-end (Festool or Mirka) palm sander. The time savings when used with mesh sanding paper is 1000% worth it.
I have been eyeing those for awhile now, it looked like Bosch also had a decent one that cost just a little less. I'll hopefully be making that upgrade soon.
Great looking boards. Well done.
Thanks so Much!! Edge Grain is a little bit harder to create abstract designs with but can still. be done, I hope the video helped.
Beautiful boards!
Those are absolutely beautiful boards.
Thanks! 🙏
The boards look awesome. Nice job
I really appreciate it!! 🙌
Great work, You have my subscription. Cheers.
This was the video I needed to see last week when I was sanding padauk for the first cutting board using it. Lol. The top and sides seem fine but the ends of the maple strips next to the padauk have a nice glow now. Lol. Going to take the mouse to those strips and see if I can regain the right color for the maple. Those boards you made look exceptional! Fine craftsmanship! I just subscribed and look forward to watching your other videos! Thank you for sharing!
I am happy to hear someone else out there shares in the trials and tribulations of red sawdust drama 😁 The endgrain will always collect more than any other surface, its like a bunch of tiny little straws trying to suck in the color. I really appreciate the sub, I am hoping to get a fresh batch of videos uploaded soon. 🙌
Lovely boards. Thanks