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This baguette board was made from Camphor Laurel, Purple Heart and Tasmanian Black wood.. I made extra strips for the” “Next Step””:http://lumberjocks.com/projects/30203 project so not to waste them I laminated them and then cut through the board at 30 degrees 8 times [there by giving me 7 strips] and then just offsetting each piecea little, glued it back together and squared off the sides.. Used the Patron Jig to round the ends and drilled a 1 inch hole at the endand chamfered all the edges.
Lenght : 14”
Width : 5 ”
Thickness : 3/4 ”
Finish : Parrafin Oil.
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Greg The Cajun Box Sculptor
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#1 posted 1147 days ago
Very nice, but just what is a baguette board? I do not know.
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#2 posted 1147 days ago
Very cool and a great selection of woods…Nice job Larry!
-- Brad, Oregon- The things that come to those who wait, may be the things left by those who got there first.
Beginningwoodworker
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#3 posted 1147 days ago
Is that a cutting board, Larry?
-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker
whitedog
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#4 posted 1147 days ago
Very cool , I need one of those.
-- Paul , Calfornia
patron
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#5 posted 1147 days ago
baguette : n, a skinny loaf of bread , eaten with the bag .
surprisingly , only rich people do this ,
as poor people use the bag to carry their stash in .
cool larry !
-- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle
donjoe
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#6 posted 1147 days ago
Great board Larry. The offset pattern looks nice.
-- Donnie-- listen to the wood.
Charles-Etienne Sauvé-Faucher
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#7 posted 1147 days ago
It’s awesome!
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matt garcia
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#8 posted 1147 days ago
Nice!! These crooked boards of yours makes me dizzy!!!
-- Matt Garcia Wannabe Period Furniture Maker, Houston TX
blackcherry
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#9 posted 1147 days ago
Here Larry I thought you were using your band saw to cut you baguette and then gluing the board back together…nice design…BC
Karson
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#10 posted 1147 days ago
David a great description of a baguette. I almost picked up one yesterday but settled for French bread. I wonder if his board could be used for French Bread.
Larry A great looking board.
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TopamaxSurvivor
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#11 posted 1147 days ago
Nice one Larry. No trouble with end grain gluing??
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#12 posted 1147 days ago
That looks really great…. but I’m a little lost on what jig you used?
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nmkidd
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#13 posted 1147 days ago
baguette – a hard….skinny loaf of bread which…..after 2 days ….....becomes as hard as the baguette board….....thus
both are very difficult to eat!!!!
Another great job Larry…...love the offset!!!
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FloridaArt
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#14 posted 1146 days ago
You made a very attractive bread board. The cross-cuts really make it unique. Got me wondering what might happen if you had cut each of your eight cuts at a different angle, before shifting the slices for the offset. Might be something for me to try if I can find time to make one of these.
-- Art | Bradenton, Florida
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#15 posted 1146 days ago
nice boards…
Doug—-WHO HAS BAguette bread left after two days??? that stuff is in my belly tooooo fast…
Matt
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