| Project by Andrew | posted 324 days ago | 686 views | 1 time favorited | 3 comments |  |
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Decided to start making endgrain boards again. I found a local cabinet shop who will run items through their wide drum sander fairly cheaply. I’ll use theirs till I can get my own :)
This one is Cherry and Maple, 12” x 17” x 1”. The “breadboard” ends are a new touch (for me) and I love them. I finished it with a 50/50 blend of GF Salad Bowl Finish and Mineral Spirits.
I actually made this one about 6 months ago, and it sat on a shelf unsanded since then. I wanted this to be thicker, but after a bad glue-up (on my old tablesaw) I had to do quite a bit of sanding to this one.
Tanks for looking!
-- Andrew - Albany. NY
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SPalm
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#1 posted 324 days ago
Nice one Andrew.
Looks nice and tight.
Those breadboard ends add a bit of class.
Steve
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Andrew
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#2 posted 324 days ago
Thanks Steve! Compliments from someone who makes boards as nice as yours are well-received.
-- Andrew - Albany. NY
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#3 posted 324 days ago
Nice Work Andrew, the end grain or ‘butcher block’ boards are the cook’s favorites, or so I’m told!
-- Smitty
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