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This is my second (and third) cutting board. It stands about 2 inches tall and was made from my scrap bin. This was fairly simple. I am going to try my hand at some more difficult patterns later. The other board is made from some red oak I had in my cut off bin. Finished with MO.
-- www.carvingandturningsbyrick.com, Rick Kruse, Grand Rapids, MI
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jockmike2
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#1 posted 1015 days ago
Nice job amigo, Very cool, are the dark boards mahogany or walnut? Nice job. mike
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#2 posted 1015 days ago
I think a little of both
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Don2Laughs
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#3 posted 1015 days ago
No this is all redwood from the big box. Just a quick job for a temporary situation at my son’s house thus the knockdown type. I used waterlox sealer and waterlox finish and it is doing fine a year later.
-- Don in San Diego, Ca.
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#4 posted 1015 days ago
wrong post don
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Don2Laughs
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#5 posted 1015 days ago
so sorry….Imadummy
-- Don in San Diego, Ca.
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#6 posted 1015 days ago
no problem happens to the best of us
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lew
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#7 posted 1015 days ago
Nice boards, Rick! The light and dark contrasts really go together well.
Lew
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#8 posted 1015 days ago
That means a lot coming from you Lew thanks
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#9 posted 1015 days ago
Nice looking boards. Great job.
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BillyJ
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#10 posted 1015 days ago
Nice work, Rick. You did a great sanding job. Very nice.
-- I've never seen a tree that I wouldn't like to repurpose into a project. I love the smell of wood in the morning - it smells like victory.
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#11 posted 1015 days ago
Very nice looking cutting board Rustic.
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Steph78
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#12 posted 1015 days ago
Very cool!
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Ken90712
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#13 posted 1015 days ago
You’ve done it now Rustic. The secret handshake is on its way. Once you make the Endgrain boards and people see them you won’t be able to make them fast enough! LOL Nice Boards.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
GaryD
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#14 posted 1015 days ago
Nice job, they look really good.. Cool!!!!
-- Gary, Little River,SC I've Learned that the Lord didn't do it all in one day and neither can I
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#15 posted 1015 days ago
I already have an order for 4 of them from family
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