| Project by dgrrdh | posted 488 days ago | 472 views | 0 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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well its a start into my woodworking career i basically took a strip of 3/4” walnut and 2 of each walnut maple and cherry at 1 1/2” glued them together and cut the blank into 1 1/4” strips turned them all to be end grain up and turned every other one end for end and glued it all up again i made 2 out of an 8 foot blank final size was about 9”x11” i finished with mineral oil and put little ribber bumpers on one side for feet.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 488 days ago
Very nice board good job.
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#2 posted 487 days ago
Nice job.
I’ve only made one board so far but really enjoyed the process.
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#3 posted 487 days ago
Nice contrast, that’s a good looking cutting board.
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#4 posted 487 days ago
well done
looks good
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#5 posted 487 days ago
Beautiful.
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#6 posted 487 days ago
You have created a good looking CB. You are on your way to enjoying a wonderful world of woodworking. Glad to have you aboard.
-Don
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#7 posted 484 days ago
I like this one…
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