| Project by corey cyr | posted 1742 days ago | 2370 views | 14 times favorited | 21 comments |  |
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I got this design from Ryan shervill. For this cutting-board I used Purpleheart, Walnut, and mainly Cherry. This was kind of challenging to do because of all the peices that had to be joined together. I finished it with a Watco saladbowl finish. This peice is currently for sale .HOPE YOU ALL LIKE IT.
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CharlieM1958
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#1 posted 1742 days ago
Beautiful!
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Brad_Nailor
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#2 posted 1742 days ago
Wow! That is awesome! I really love it…great color combinations, and design. The base is really cool also. Great execution..It’s too nice to use!
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Bigbuck
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#3 posted 1742 days ago
Very nice, I like the design and the colors look great
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Max
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#4 posted 1742 days ago
Nice, wonderful combinations of wood. Like the stand. What joinery did you use to attach the sides to the legs on the stand?
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Colin
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#5 posted 1742 days ago
Yes I do like it very much, out of interest (also being nosy) I was wondering how long it took you to make the board and what price you are selling this for?
I also ask because when I make an item to order I usually sell them far to cheap, if I was to try and make a living out of my work I would have to treble my price and I don’t think anyone would want to pay the real cost.
maybe I should start a forum topic on this issue!
-- Colin, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. "Every craftsman was once an amateur"
SCOTSMAN
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#6 posted 1742 days ago
The only issue I have is that it’s really
far too nice to cut on .Alistair
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Callum Kendall
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#7 posted 1742 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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PaBull
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#8 posted 1742 days ago
Corey, i like it a lot.
Do you have a website with your woodwork for sale?
What is the purpose of the stand?
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GaryK
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#9 posted 1742 days ago
Very nice!
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TedM
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#10 posted 1742 days ago
Cory, very nice!
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Dan'um Style
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#11 posted 1742 days ago
I like it
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Bob42
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#12 posted 1742 days ago
WOW!!
I love the contrasting wood and design. I never thought of adding a base, great idea.
This must have taken a lot of time.
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Kevin
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#13 posted 1742 days ago
That is a great job. I really like the holder idea.
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brianinpa
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#14 posted 1741 days ago
Now that looks like a cutting board that required a lot of cutting. Great job
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trifern
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#15 posted 1741 days ago
Gorgeous cutting board. I like the subtly of the purple heart in the center of the walnut. Thanks for sharing Corey.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
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