Mother's Day cheese/serving board

I like the use of a different accent timber to the background colour… makes it pop..

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The bloodwood and walnut are wonderful colors for a cutting board. The yellowheart just highlights everything. I may try a weave board myself someday.

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The knot in the walnut is perfectly placed; well done on the board. I see alot of yellow heart used as contrasting wood; it is very attractive. Do you know what yellow heart does with age; does it darken or anything like that?

-- Don, San Antonio, TX

Another great cutting board.

Great colors.

You’re getting better at this woodworking thing. That’s a pretty board for you Ma. The knot in the center, well done.

-- Darrell, making more sawdust than I know what to do with

Sweet.
Well done, and good job of grain selection and orientation.

Nice,
Steve

-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon

Thanks for all the nice comments guys. I really would like to get a better table saw. I have an old 9” craftsman that has a 10” blade and rust all over it. Also, the fence on it moves as you tighten it down. It makes it real difficult to make the accurate cuts you need for a board like this.

-- God, Family, Country, Woodshop!

nice table, please share the patern for this desing

-- Jorge Velez, Guadalajara, Mexico.

I like it… may need to try that out one day. Have not done an edge grain board yet.

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I really love this board, great color choices with a really great pattern. You did an awesome job!

-- Darryl ~ Waxhaw, NC