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It seems there are a lot of abbreviations on here… and while we are at it …why is abbreviation such a long word…
First pic is the finished board….22 inches by 18 inches by 1 1/2 inches… Tasmanian Blackwood weave… Hoop Pine background and PH and HP accents…
Second and third are the glue up..
Fourth is going through the drum sander
Last is a little sanding with the ROS…
Yes product placement plays a great deal in the photos…Hello Jet… Hello TiteBond…
For those who could not work it out…
Big Open Weave Pattern Cutting Board…

Edit… blog on the how to is here...

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Great looking board Larry. You're getting good at this. :)
 

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Nice, something about this one really appeals to me. Well Done!
 

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Larry,

Well done, as always.
I'm not familiar with hoop pine. Is it hard enough for a cutting board?
I see you get Titebond3 by the gallon :)
Someday, I gotta get me a drum sander.
 

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Larry,
Makes my brain hurt trying to figure out how you glue these things up.
Very Nice!!
 

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Nice work Larry. I like this board the best so far. Great wood selections.
 

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Awesome board!!!
 

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Great looking , for future reference don't use titebond in such a glue up. We call it creaper glue the joints will have ridges . Titebond is a polyvinal glue were it moves with the tempeture where two part epoxy will never move on you . Good luck . All this and Heaven too.
 

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Another beaut Larry. Very precise on the layout, and the board is looking sharp too! ;-)
 

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VNDL (very nicely done Larry) :^)
 

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I'd be careful, Larry. Produce this sort of quality too often and people might come to expect it!

Perfect.
 

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Larry as always to hit it out of th park. I have this pattern on my to do list. Starting on the wood top this weekend for our outdoor dinning table. Maybe then I'll get a few boards in.

I'm currently looking at the Delta 18/36 drum sander or the Jet 16/32 like you have. what are your thought on the Oscillating Head is it worht the extra money>?

Again great work Mate hope all is well Down Under.
 

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Larry

You gotta think seasonal!

Picture it…....Red and Green for Xmas…......

Black and Orange for Halloween….....do you have Halloween down under?

Red, White, and Blue for Australia Day.

You could pick a few holidays, and make a matching set with different colors….....

......everybody should not own one of Lazy Larry's boards, they should own a matching set!

Appreciation accepted in advance….....(-:
 

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I know…...I am insufferable when I have had a good night's sleep while on call…....sorry….......(-:
 

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so simple…simply beautiful.
 

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Hey. Great Work i have a pair to do in the future. Thanks
 

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I love these..nice work Larry..do you glue these up in stages, or all at once?
 

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We now know you CB secrets. Great wood selection, they compliment each other. Not having used a drum sander before; if the wood is wider then the drum, is there any problems when you flip the wood around for the second pass? Thanks
-Don
 

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Great work.
I like how the grain flows from piece to piece.
 
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