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Two walnut end grain cutting boards for friends as wedding gifts. I started with seven 2 1/8” by 20” strips and then crosscut into 16 pieces to make two boards. Both are fiinished with mineral oil. This was my first attempt at carving my initials into a project, kind of fun branding the cutting boards!
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SASmith
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#1 posted 600 days ago
Love the bookmatching.
Well done.
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Dusty56
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#2 posted 600 days ago
Nice looking end grain : )
Have you ever tried Titebond glue for dark woods ?
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TreeBones
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#3 posted 600 days ago
Gorgeous
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gpeau
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#4 posted 600 days ago
Thanks for the comments!
Dusty – I’ve mainly used Titebond II on my projects, which was used for these two cutting boards as well.
blackcherry
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#5 posted 600 days ago
The grain flow is wonderful and the gift idea is A-1A thanks for posting my friend…BC
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