| Project by rickf16 | posted 65 days ago | 290 views | 0 times favorited | 6 comments | ![]() |
This was my second attempt at an end grain cutting board. I used four types of wood. Maple, cherry, purpleheart and padauk. I found out that purpleheart and padauk are subject to chip out through a planer. I made two different blanks to achieve this look. The finish is about 8 to 10 coats of salad bowl finish wiped on. I have seen other cutting boards members have posted and they look great! This one doesn’t come close to the others, but the customer was happy.
-- Rick
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6 comments so far
Bigdogs117
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posted 65 days ago
This cutting board looks good to me
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Woodhacker
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posted 65 days ago
Rick, this looks very good! I like the wood choice and color combinations.
Thanks for posting it.
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RDS1
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posted 65 days ago
WOW! A Patient man you are. Kudos
-- Bob Schilke
rickf16
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posted 64 days ago
Thanks for the complements. Encouraging words from fellow wood workers are such a blessing!
Rick
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Max
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posted 64 days ago
Rick, That looks very nice to me. Great job.
-- Max "Desperado", Salt Lake City, UT
Dusty56
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posted 64 days ago
nice work : )...nothing better than a happy customer to sing your praises and talk about their new board and who they got it from !!
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