Project Information Been wanting to do one of these for a while. My son's 23rd Birthday gave me an excuse. Turned out pretty well. Though, the geometry was a bit trickier than I thought. Good lessons learned for "next time." Gallery 418518.jpg 79.8 KB Views: 143 418519.jpg 83.7 KB Views: 26 Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Link
Report firefighterontheside · Premium Member Joined Apr 26, 2013 · 20,730 Posts Aug 20, 2013 Very cool. All of these cutting boards I've been seeing make me want to make my own.
Report GerardoArg1 · Registered Joined Dec 10, 2012 · 8 Posts Aug 20, 2013 Great work! Like the grains. Wich lumber is?
Report duosonicdave · Registered Joined Oct 4, 2009 · 18 Posts Aug 20, 2013 It's just black walnut for the bricks and hard maple for the mortar. Nothing fancy, but they do look great in contrast to each other.
It's just black walnut for the bricks and hard maple for the mortar. Nothing fancy, but they do look great in contrast to each other.
Report JanKrompan1 · Registered Joined May 26, 2013 · 4 Posts Aug 20, 2013 How thick did you make the board?
Report CFVRH · Registered Joined Oct 23, 2012 · 7 Posts Aug 21, 2013 Sweet board! It's on my to do list sometime in the near future
Report DonOtt · Registered Joined Jul 10, 2009 · 351 Posts Aug 21, 2013 Nice looking board Dave, great job!
Report grizzlymunchin · Registered Joined Aug 17, 2013 · 45 Posts Aug 21, 2013 super lookin board love it
Report duosonicdave · Registered Joined Oct 4, 2009 · 18 Posts Aug 21, 2013 Jan - the board's about an inch thick: hefty enough to stand up to heavy use, but not so thick as to be cumbersome to lug around.
Jan - the board's about an inch thick: hefty enough to stand up to heavy use, but not so thick as to be cumbersome to lug around.