| Project by quicksilver | posted 434 days ago | 1929 views | 9 times favorited | 19 comments |  |
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Many thanks to Degoose for the design ideas. Again, I sell nothing.
I couldn’t wrap my head around Degoose’s jig so I tried Ampeater’s jig with a router.
My tired old PC 690’s didn’t like the workout but survived.
After using the router jig, the bandsaw jig was a snap.
I now have Degoose’s jig working with the scallops.
Just waiting for my muse to kick in on wood species.
Plus, I’m hoping to figure out the accent strips used by Degoose.
If they work like segmented accent strips then the whole project will enlarge.
Will I then need to drill a larger hole for a dowel or maybe an all seeing eye?
Any thoughts on the accent strips, please.
One problem is the family can’t seem to bring themselves to use it as a chopping block.
So, it’s a serving tray, not a chopping block and not a lazy Susan..ha ha
So much fun.
-- Quicksilver
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jaykaypur
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#1 posted 434 days ago
Nice job. I really like this design.
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woodshaver
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#2 posted 434 days ago
Nice twist on what it’s used for! It’a a great looking Serving Tray too!
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Bearpie
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#3 posted 433 days ago
This is a beautiful board! Tell the family to use the backside for the cutting board!
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becikeja
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#4 posted 433 days ago
Nice
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amagineer
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#5 posted 433 days ago
You creaed a wonderful serving tray.
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#6 posted 433 days ago
Wow, that is gorgeous!!
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rdjack21
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#7 posted 433 days ago
Nice I bet that was fun to build.
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Dusty56
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#8 posted 433 days ago
I was hoping that it was a Lazy Susan ! Maybe next time : )
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deon
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#9 posted 433 days ago
Great work!
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stefang
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#10 posted 433 days ago
Nice work. They will use it for a cutting board if tell them to just use one side for cutting and leave the other side in a pristine condition.
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lazyoakfarm
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#11 posted 433 days ago
Great work. Any pics of the building process?
michelletwo
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#12 posted 433 days ago
now that’s a different “spin” on cutting boards!!! :-)
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stefang
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#13 posted 433 days ago
The first in the Degoose spiral cutting board blogs. You can download the next blog in the series by clicking on it where it appears in the upper right hand corner of the present blog you are reading.
http://lumberjocks.com/degoose/blog/8998
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stefang
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#14 posted 433 days ago
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Ampeater
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#15 posted 433 days ago
Very nice. They are fun to make, aren’t they. Your wood selection really POPS.
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