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Wild Board Studio
United States
Приєднався 10 лис 2020
In this channel you'll see me fixing things, reviewing things, breaking things and, most importantly, creating things. You'll see all of my struggles and successes along the way, too.
I am based in West Jordan, Utah and am dwarfed by the Wasatch and Oquirrh Mountains. They are the first thing I see as I go in and out of the shop everyday. They represent a sort of unmatched consistency that I try to uphold in my work here. I draw huge amounts of inspiration from them and find they translate and resonate seamlessly to everything I do in the shop. Everyday they do what they've been doing for millions of years without pause. I aim to keep doing that... But only for a few more decades.
So stick around and let's all learn a little somethin here.
Check out my shop to have a look at, or purchase any of my work.
wildboardstudio.com/shop
Check out all of my amazon affiliate links in all of my video descriptions.
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I am based in West Jordan, Utah and am dwarfed by the Wasatch and Oquirrh Mountains. They are the first thing I see as I go in and out of the shop everyday. They represent a sort of unmatched consistency that I try to uphold in my work here. I draw huge amounts of inspiration from them and find they translate and resonate seamlessly to everything I do in the shop. Everyday they do what they've been doing for millions of years without pause. I aim to keep doing that... But only for a few more decades.
So stick around and let's all learn a little somethin here.
Check out my shop to have a look at, or purchase any of my work.
wildboardstudio.com/shop
Check out all of my amazon affiliate links in all of my video descriptions.
hgl.ink/wildboardstudio/amazonaffiliatelinks
My BIGGEST Butcher Block Yet!
Special thanks to www.hypergo.io/ for sponsoring this video. The best free, all in one link in bio platform.
In today's build, we're tackling a massive 3D Cube Butcher Block. The board's transformation is remarkable, and I hope you enjoy watching the process.
Visit my HyperGo to experience EVERYTHING we do around here:
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Want a sweet Cutting Board or Butcher Block? Check out my shop:
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Lets connect on social media:
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Check out the Crafted Elements Router Sled (Not Sponsored)
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If you have any questions please leave a comment below and I will reply as soon as I can. Thank you so much for watching this video and we hope to see you on the next one!
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn a little extra cash by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
#woodworking #diy #craftsmanship
In today's build, we're tackling a massive 3D Cube Butcher Block. The board's transformation is remarkable, and I hope you enjoy watching the process.
Visit my HyperGo to experience EVERYTHING we do around here:
hgl.ink/wildboardstudio
Subscribe to My UA-cam Channel:
www.youtube.com/@wildboardstudio
Want a sweet Cutting Board or Butcher Block? Check out my shop:
www.wildboardstudio.com/shop
Lets connect on social media:
Instagram:
wildboardstudio
Facebook:
wildboardstudio
Check out the Crafted Elements Router Sled (Not Sponsored)
craftedelements.com/products/router-sled-wood-slab-flattening-mill?variant=43935550570718
If you have any questions please leave a comment below and I will reply as soon as I can. Thank you so much for watching this video and we hope to see you on the next one!
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn a little extra cash by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
#woodworking #diy #craftsmanship
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Reclaimed Rustic Coffee Table from Old Pallets
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In this video I break down some old pallet wood to create this awesome rustic coffee table. If you see anything in this video that you like, or have questions about, feel free to reach out. Or if you want to purchase something you see me using in this video, check out the link below to all of my amazon affiliate links. You'll see 99.99% of the items I use in there. My Bio Links: hgl.ink/wildboa...
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BIG issue SMALL fix UNNECESSARILY challenging - Delta 36-714 Repair
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The MOST USEFUL Charcuterie Board Design EVER!!! - Part 2
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THE ULTIMATE CUSTOM Table for a Travel Trailer
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HOW I DID a 6 Inch Ridged Jointer Restoration
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INSAINE Custom Leopard Wood Knife Handle
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What brackets did you use ? I’m in the process of planning some barn beams
Hey there. These are the ones I used for this. amzn.to/4eRLkgk
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can i use roller for this ? for cylindrical projects
Hey there. I haven’t used a roller with mine, but to my knowledge you can certainly adapt it for use with cylindrical items.
Not one single video I’ve watched has described how to not only calculate dimensions, but also how to accommodate the wood you actually have on hand. THANK YOU!
@stephaniegalvan272 thanks! Glad ya liked it!
Why didn't you close that giant pneumonia hole behind you? Ya, the huge garage door!
Nice build, thanks for sharing
That was a great video. You are pretty talented not only in making amazing cutting boards, but also creating great videos.
Why thanks for the kind words. Yes doing both of those things at the same tim certainly comes with its challenges. Haha
I want one..
Hey there! Thanks for your interest, I’m working on a small batch of these right now and will have them available on my website next week! I’ll keep you posted on when they’re up! Glad ya like them.
Hi there! just a heads up! These are available to ship now! wildboardstudio.com/shop/p/spatula-scraper Thanks for your interest!
Hell yah bro! That's my favorite one of all. Maybe I can hire you to do my kitchen counter tops in that pattern. Lol.
Work of art!
Thanks for the kind words!!
It's Lazer gerblier 2000 brah.....I like to gerbil myself all night long 😂
Nice work the lip helps protect the plunger tube but if your frame has the plunger tube built into the frame no big whoop. Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge
Sehr schöne Form des Griffesre, bin echt beeindruckt. Danke fürs zeigen.
Does Leopardwood need to be stabilized?
I think it’s time for you to upgrade your table saw dust collection. For that cabinet saw you should have a dust collector with a 4 inch hose. Just a idea for you to ponder with. Great video.
Oh, it was that time a looog time ago. Thanks for pointing it out though 😂
FYI, when putting the radius on with the belt sander use 3M double sided tape and attach the grip to another piece of wood as a handle. This is how turkey call makers put the radius on the inside portion of box call lids.
FYI, when putting the radius on with the belt sander use 3M double sided tape and attach the grip to another piece of wood as a handle. This is how turkey call makers put the radius on the inside portion of box call lids.
Please stop reaching over the blade. I know you’re filming for YT but your blade guard is a friend.
I like your shop. I'm old now though, I would add heat, no more working in jackets and hats for me. ;)~
Haha yeah. Utah winters can be rough at times. But somehow, I make it work. Heat and insulated walls ware on the list, that’s for sure. Cheers!
Thanks. Best video on these and funny too.
Thanks. I try to make boring stuff fun. Haha!
nice work !
Thanks!!
hai!, i just bought this machine a couple month ago, but still don't know how to cut a plywood (3mm). I would be happy if you could teach me how. TQWM
sounds are annoying. if you listen to that shit all day you don't need it in a video doing your head in
Good video, you got skills! I can't leave things alone i would've put some kind of inlay in the grips if there's no checkering..
Thank you!! This was v.1 I plan to do another, more detailed pair in a future video. Stay tuned on that.
What's the music? Please
It’s Bach, Prelude Cm.
@@wildboardstudio thank you so much! Shazam doesn't know it😁 You know, it's such a pleasure watching you working and listening to classic music at the same time! I guess I'll try it in my shop today 🤓☺️
@@JustPerfectM Thanks for the kind words!!
can you give me a link to that jig
Sure thing! Here is my associates link. The jig is awesome! amzn.to/47kvpmS
I dunno man. Don’t like how you’re reaching over that blade.
Funny you mention that. And I agree. When I watched this video back I did notice that my arm looked quite close (too close) to that blade, but It was actually a safe distance from it. I think the camera angle and playback speed make it look a bit sketch. Cheers though, you can never be too safe.
Can’t wait to see the finished product! Just hit a new sub! Be safe my friend!
Very nice. What song is playing?
Thanks! It’s Bach, Prelude Cm.
Nice!
I forget which piece this is
This is are floating shelves.
To get the best bond possible apply glue to both sides of the joint
Oh thanks for the tip! I ended up using twice as much glue on one side to make up for it though 🤭
Very snazzy
Makes the gun look cheap
Thanks for the feedback!
What a beautiful table 😊😊
Thank you!
You can avoid damaging blades on hidden nails. ua-cam.com/video/fxFUpEF1CfU/v-deo.htmlsi=yQf0dfS57ZT3lYoL
What is it that you are putting into the "punky" spots in the board top and then spraying over? Some type of glue or epoxy?
Great table, what kind of buffer is that?
Hi there. It's a 10" THINKWORK Buffer Polisher. Check out my affiliate link if you're interested in one. Cheers! amzn.to/3FiiA0f
I can never get that sheen. Good job.
Thank you for the kind words! It's wonderous what a little bit of patients can do. Something I was never personally good at until I started woodworking.
I use mine quite often I must say!
This is going to be my next tool for my shed. I do a lot of poker work but my joints are getting tired so I thought why not invest in technology
Hey, I notice that you have a writhing knife for this saw. I have the same table saw but mine came with a combination hood/kickback/writhing knife unit. Since the day I got it I removed that contraption and haven't had a writhing knife but have been looking for exactly what you have. Can you tell me where you got the one you have?
I would like to see a video of that clamping jig you made for your cutting boards!!! Awesome job!
Great looking board! And this is the first time I've seen anyone show the calculations that you shared - thank you!
Nice board and great video. Will watch for more.
LOL awesome!
Very nice, Thanks for sharing!! Just curious why you cut the 1st set of 'brick' tabs off on the bandsaw.amd then the jointer. instead of the table saw and panel sled, like you did for the 2nd set?
@@wildboardstudio I fully understand, frequently I will do something, bust my butt to get it right, step back after and realize there was an easier way. I just say "now I have another way for when a piece of equipment isn't working" :)
Very cool brotha!
Thanks for your review. As a newbie myself thinking of purchasing one of these I appreciated your newbie experimentation and evaluation. I've subscribed and am looking forward to more vids on this machine. Thank you for your efforts, I know what it takes to put something like this together, we appreciate it.
What type of glue were you using? Food safe?
One of your videos just showed up and I watched it and afterwards I looked up more of yours. So this one, did you make that hanging display for medals? Would like to see how you made it, it’s very nice!