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This one is going to a family that is not close in relation but close in relationship to me and my wife…..........as a Christmas gift. You heard right I have already started and finished some of my Christmas woodworking. Only 83+ days left.
Ash, two walnut strips, 2 cherry strips with butcher block oil.
-- When questioned about using glue on a garbage bin I responded, "Wood working is about good technique and lots of glue........I have the glue part down."
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Dusty56
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#1 posted 259 days ago
Beautiful piece of Ash with just enough Walnut to highlight it , all captured by the Cherry : ) Nice board !
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BigMig
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#2 posted 259 days ago
I’m very interested in cutting boards. This one is face grain. Are there concerns on how a face grain board will wear? It sure is attractive. The flow of the grains is great
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Grumpymike
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#3 posted 259 days ago
Great board, I like your use of the grain patterns to make that board come alive.
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#4 posted 259 days ago
Very nice ! I like the balance, and the ash with its heartwood is super !
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JohnMeeley
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#5 posted 258 days ago
If you can make a face grain board look like that, you should re-visit making end grain boards. Multiple glue ups and cutting steps. Easy Peasy and you have the eye for design.
-- "The greatest pleasure in life is doing what others say you cannot do."-Walter Bagehot
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