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These are the first two cutting boards i have tried, the first with a handle was intended to be a rectangle board how ever after i planed the board down to size i notice multiple cracks in the wood, so i decided to change the shape. over all it went well. The second board went well just a bit of a long waiting process between each gluing.
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Don
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#1 posted 856 days ago
Nice looking boards, love the stark contrast in the wood types…
Sometimes what we plan for isn’t what we end up with :o)
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Daiku
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#2 posted 856 days ago
very striking! What is the dark wood?
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stefang
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#3 posted 856 days ago
Both very cool looking boards and really nicely made too.
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brianinpa
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#4 posted 856 days ago
I am not a big fan of cutting boards because everyone is making them. The boards I like are those that stand out from the others, and the first one does that. The colors and the design really work for me.
-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren’t having fun doing it, find something else to do.
Edwin
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#5 posted 856 days ago
Very nice boards…..... I am a fan of cutting boards
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Bob A in NJ
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#6 posted 856 days ago
Both boards came out real nice. Well done.
-- Bob A in NJ
ND2ELK
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#7 posted 856 days ago
I really like the first one the best. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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BritBoxmaker
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#8 posted 855 days ago
Good boards. I like the first one especially, pattern looks familiar somehow. Excellent post.
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richgreer
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#9 posted 847 days ago
Very nice.
I’ve done some boards like your first board. You’re forced to do some end grain to end grain gluing. I added some biscuits because end grain to end grain worries me. Did you feel a need to add biscuits or anything else to further strengthen the glue joint?
-- Rich, Cedar Rapids, IA - I'm a woodworker. I don't create beauty, I reveal it.
nchlsmccarron
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#10 posted 846 days ago
Actually I didnt, I find the end grain to end grain with glue seems to hold well, Just made sure i had the glue on heavy, even and on both surfaces that come together. Also I leave the boards in clamps for 24 hours. Have you had issues with the end grain glue before?
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