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This one of two projects I made today.. wanted to think outside the box. I know someone has probably already done this but I did it anyway. This is endgrain butcher block [bevel cut at 60? degrees ] with an edgegrain boarder splined and double mitre splined.
Timber used was Queensland Maple and Tasmanian Blackwood with the double mitre splines in Purpleheart.
Size is 11’ by 14” by 1 1/4”. I think next time I will make it twice that size.
Larry
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17 comments so far
Todd Thomas
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posted 238 days ago
nice looking cutter…..
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spanky46
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posted 238 days ago
If I lived closer I would sneak over to your wood pile and steal some! haha!
Great job as always Larry!
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degoose
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posted 238 days ago
If U lived closer U could come over and I would give you some timber from my wood pile
LOL
Thanks for the comments ‘
Larry
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ellen35
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posted 238 days ago
I love all the projects in the pictures! You have quite a collection of handiwork there and some beautiful woods. I, too, am jealous!!
-- Ellen on Cape Cod
cabinetmaster
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posted 238 days ago
Great looking cutting boards. Keep thinking outside the box.
-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps
woodworm
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posted 238 days ago
Very nice cutting board.
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Dennis Zongker
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posted 238 days ago
Nice looking cutting board!
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lew
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posted 238 days ago
COOL!!!
Scott Bryan
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posted 238 days ago
Larry, I have seen a lot of cutting boards but this one is certainly unique. Nice job of thinking outside the box on this one.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
degoose
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posted 238 days ago
I woke up at 4 AM the other day and couldn’t wait to get out to the shed and get started on it..all up took 8 Hours including drying time. I got the idea I think from the chevron / zigzag boards I make.. so just bevel cut the timber and joined and cut again and glued again and then?
And now for something completely different!
What’s next? I don’t know YET will wake up with a newish design and go from there
cheer and beers Larry
-- Drink once, cut twice. New website up.... lazylarrywoodworks.com.au
Napaman
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posted 238 days ago
i really like this one!!!
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Dusty56
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posted 238 days ago
Beautiful boards ! what are you finishing them with ?
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a1Jim
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posted 238 days ago
Hey Larry very nice board another great design.
Jim
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degoose
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posted 238 days ago
I use a product made here in OZ called “Hard Burnishing Oil”.. oil that is then heat burnish with fine grit [320 up to 1200] wet and dry glass paper on a random orbit sander. and then finish with another Ozzie product called ” Wood Wipe. ”. A combination of nut and citrus oils.. You wipe on buff off with clean cloth. Both products ore organic and food safe and made by a company called “Organoil”
Larry
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 237 days ago
Nice work!
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Dusty56
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posted 237 days ago
How does the finish hold up , or maybe nobody dares to cut on your fine artwork ?
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degoose
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I supply a bottle of the ‘Wood Wipe’ with every board. I issue instructions that the oil is used one a day for a week once a week for a month and once a month thereafter unless the board looks like it needs it. And yes some people don’t ever use the board, just look at it!!
-- Drink once, cut twice. New website up.... lazylarrywoodworks.com.au