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Hey lumberjock family,

I don't make a lot of cutting boards these days but occasionally I do. This is the 30th piece in this series which will end in the next few months… I'd love to get some feedback as to what my fellow woodworkers think… likes/dislikes? Improvements? Any insights at all….

Thank you all,

Enjoy the evening,
Cheers
-es

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That is a beautiful board! I like juice grooves and handles but I don't know if I'd want to cut into that pattern.
 

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The argyle pattern is wonderful! Can you provide some instruction on the wood choices, glue up and cutting of the argyle pattern? I'd like to make one too.
 

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Beautiful board, what are the dimensions?
 

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Really nice looking cutting board. It would be a shame to cut on it and damage the surface. Should be hung on the wall as art or used in a way that won't damage it.
 

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This is a beautiful pattern and nicely done.
 

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Love it, great for a show piece but a sin to cut on, lol.
 

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love the pattern. The argyle pops with the finish, the back ground wood lost some of its character with the finish. I'm not sure how you could change that. I too am interested in the how to glue up.
 

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Very Nice board. I been wanting to try this pattern for a while now. looks great.
 

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Gee, I don't know how you could improve on your cutting board. It's Beautiful. Thanks for inspiring
 

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i usually dont comment on cutting boards but this one is gorgeous.welcome to lumber jocks.
 

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Pretty impressive cutt'in board there 1spun … I've done the tumbling blocks and the flip flop blocks, but never an argyle …
 
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