| Project by Bob | posted 344 days ago | 361 views | 3 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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These two different design variations of end grain snack food cutting boards are made from Maple, Cherry, Walnut and Black Ash (all grown locally.) Originally they were 8” x 10” rectangles and I cut them into an apple shape with a DeWalt scroll saw and sanded with the Flat Master... purchased in October from Stockroom Supply at the Wood Working Show in St. Paul, MN. They were finished with Salad Bowl Finish thined 50/50 with Mineral Spirts (As recommended by The Wood Whisper.)
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GaryK
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posted 344 days ago
Great looking boards. I really like the second one.
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Ampeater
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posted 344 days ago
Very Nice. I like the second one too.
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Woodhacker
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posted 344 days ago
I’ll have to “second” that….I like the second one as well. Very nice!
Thanks for posting them.
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isetegija
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posted 344 days ago
Very well done.
Thanks for sharing with us.
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Dusty56
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posted 334 days ago
yes the second one has my vote as well : ) happy Holidays to you and yours !
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Scott Bryan
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posted 334 days ago
This is a nice job and I will have to make it unanimous on the second as well.
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