"Doppler" cutting board

You should put numbers according the the thickness you want,it would makes it easier to slice bread or salami then you could order the thickness you want by number.
Nice work.

-- Bert

Jumberjoe, I think it’s a very appealing cutting board. Kudos! The bright maple and the deep walnut are terrific.

I’ve seen boards that highlight end grain – and others that highlight side grain as your cutting board does. I think the side grain cutting boards are often more attractive – is there a downside to using side grain?

-- Mike from Lansdowne, PA

Bert, I just cut the maple and walnut borcore moving the fen e for the next cut. I did number them before I glued them though. Mike, I like this one a lot. End grain lasts a lot longer and is easier on your knives than a long grain board.

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Joe, this was a joke, sorry if it was bad.
Where I go buy my bread , they slice it for me and they have a similar device to chose how thick the customers want they slice to be.

-- Bert

It would be awesome if I could tell my table saw the same thing

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Good looking cutting board !

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Bazinga!

-- Willie, Washington "If You Choose Not To Decide, You Still Have Made a Choice" - Rush

Nice side grain board. I made 2 end grain of same design. All you have to do is cut them again and re-glue. Hard to get alignment though.

-- Phil Zoeller louisville, KY

I suck at gluing end grain boards so far. I want to get a few simple ones under my belt first. This was going to be end grain (which is why I made it 2 feet long) but the two I made this far has been a disaster

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I really like that design. The board came out great.

-- "Too much hurry ruins the body. I'll sit easy … fan the spark" - I. Anderson

Thanks Chuck. I’m going to make a few more of these I think. I was was really fun and when it came time to apply finish, it was very satisfying to see that walnut darken and contrast against the shiny maple

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very nice work, I like the end grains and the possibilities you can encounter with it, beautiful work….this could be your “niche”.....my problem has always been glue squeeze-outs…sigh..never see it until its too late to clean up when wet ? DUH !

-- the dumbest question is the one you dont ask !!

inspirational, I’m going to try one

thanks,

-- Danny, Houston, TX

Hey Joe,

I’m just catching up on your projects and I have got to say that I really like this cutting board. I’m one of those people who likes the universe to be ordered and this fits right in! It’s a simple design with basic wood choices but it really pleases me. Very well done sir!

-- Learning is like a door. Open it and there are hundreds more on the other side. Thanks for all the lessons!