A little fun with a box

That is really cool. Nice job on the joinery Robert. I really like the pic from the edge, it shows the 3D look the best.

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I looked really hard and could not find fault with this… well done.. you have learnt your craft well…

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Nice box. I couldn’t see anything wrong.

-- Mel

It’s a very nice box and a very nice Tumbling block cutting board. Who says all of the grain needs to run the same direction.

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If could keep it from changing directions I might could see some of them. Kool and verry good job.

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Great looking board. I am new to the cutting board craze and would love to try this. How?

I really like the tumbling block pattern this a wonderful board

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Larry, you are just being nice! Have some more coffee! Dan, I thought I was getting the grain right and then my son pointed out how much I goofed. The second time was better. Thanks for the comments. These are fun. Indianawoodbutcher. Search Tumbleblocks and you will find a lot of info. A big part of this was having wood with some nice color and grain.

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It looks pretty good for having tripped over itself and gotten all mixed up. Nicely done.

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Whatever the mistakes it gives it character and uniqueness. You have done a great job.
-Don

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That looks like some fine craftsmanship to me! Great job!

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Wow…......that is a fantastic!!!!!!!!..........Jim

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Very impressive!

Very nice Robert

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I am ready to make the second cuts on my first end grain TB board. Hope it looks as good as yours.

Will post it in a few days.

Every time I look at yours it is different. Must be grain switch. I think? i have mine lied up.

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