End grain cutting board

Very, very nice. I like the contrast, thanks for posting.

-- Grant...."GO BUCKEYES"

I like this one a lot. Beautiful project.

-- A thing of beauty is a joy forever...

This is a nice board and great use of offcuts as well. So often we save these intending to use them in some future project that never seems to come along. But you managed to “get rid” of some of yours while creating a project that is not only gorgeous but uniquely designed as well.

Nice job.

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very well done

-- Joe, Ga

I like it. What do you use for adhesive when you do the glue up?

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looks good. like the design.

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Wow- great cutting board. The problem with that board is it is waaayyyy too nice to use.
Looks very labor intensive. How long does it take you to make one like this.

Thanks for posting

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This is a beautiful board …..I certainly couldn’t cut anything on it….The grain flow is incredible and the finish is awesome…..And what is the price tag going to be ?

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Thanks everybody for the warm words.
I think 95$ wud be a fair price to ask.

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Wow these boards get harder and harder to copy. I’m just trying to glue one up now and I have spend a great deal of time just on the fixture for the glue up. I really admire the creativity of the design, than you have to make sawdust and then figure a way to glue it up. This is a lot of time and I would have a hard time selling something like this for only $95.00.
Thanks for sharing.

-- Dominic, Trinity, Florida...Lets be safe out there.

In Estonia $ have slightly different value.
$95.00 is 1/8 of my monthly income.

And keep watching me , I have 2 different boards in progress (I hop 1 will be from hexagon blocks) .

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$95 surely wouldn’t be enough to get for such a wonderful piece here in Massachusetts USA . I know what you mean though …you can’t charge more than the market will bear if you want to sell something . Keep up the great work !

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SWEET!

Very nice use of pattern and wood.

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