How to make a 3D cutting board!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- This was my first attempt at trying this cool pattern. I think it turned out great! Let me know what you thought and if you like me talking or not. Check me out on instagram and Facebook @ hanks on the square
Hey, bro, I think you did absolutely fine. Keep up the great work! And I'm definitely going to make one myself. You explained and showed quite well how to do this. Thank you!
Congratulations, Nicely done, impressive build. Good luck
Well done, Hank! I might try this, except I don’t have a drum sander or a track saw, but I think I can make do with what I have. I’m currently (trying to) making a 43x27” desk for my son (mahogany deck and pine legs with castle joints on the corners), and it being my first piece, I’m definitely learning a lot and making some mistakes.
Thanks for the time you took to film it and the information.
I don’t think most people like how they sound recorded, kinda pipsqueeky, but it was fine 👍
Awesome Job Dude!
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I didn't get the part of listing how many bd ft of each type wood. Is that somewhere?
What size are your bourds at finish
I'm an old framer and my knife is my pinsel. my houses don't shrink or bloom love ur work.
What were your deminsions on your “sticks?@ great job
The walnut and maple were 3/4” thick and 1.5” wide. The cherry was 3/4”x3/4”. When the 3 pieces are together the squares are 1.5”x1.5 square. I hope this helped, if you have anymore questions don’t be afraid to ask, I’ll try my best to answer them correctly.
@@hankswoodshop how long were they?
@@kandiecandelaria3134 if I remember correctly they were 4ft long and it was enough for me to make two big cutting boards.
@@hankswoodshop thank you!
@@kandiecandelaria3134 you’re welcome!
Not a fan of the microjig?