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9 comments so far
Chris
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posted 265 days ago
Nice work there Tony. Was it difficult to complete the glue-up?
-- Chris
GaryK
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posted 265 days ago
What did you use to level the top? Sanding, planer??
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
Bob A in NJ
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posted 265 days ago
Very nice, solid looking project.
-- Bob A in NJ
MsDebbieP
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posted 265 days ago
first of many future.. sounds like you had fun making this. It turned out beautifully
-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)
rikkor
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posted 265 days ago
Great cutting board. Is it a gift or for your own use?
-- Maplewood, MN
MorningWood70
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posted 265 days ago
I can’t wait to start making some of these.
-- Eric, www.themorningwoodshow.com
Tony Z
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posted 264 days ago
The glue wasn’t bad. Everyone thinks you glue up a ton of little squares but it’s much simpler than that as many of you know. I started out with a hand belt sander but it was taking forever being end grain and all. And I wanted it flat. I added a piece of poplar to one end of the glue-up so I could run it through the planer and the poplar takes the tear-out. Then I just cut off the poplar and sanded it down and rounded over the edges. Thanks for the comments.
-- Tony, Ohio
pinkfish
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posted 156 days ago
I just made an endgrain cutting board too, flattening the top was difficult. I used shop built drum sander, although I had some difficulties with that, I will need to rejig the sander. So I ended up using a belt sander and then a random orbital sander for touch up/finishing. The person I gave it to was quite impressed :)
Dusty56
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posted 137 days ago
I’m itching to make an endgrain board as well so I thank you for the tip on running it through the planer : )
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