Make a Brick End-Grain Cutting Board
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Maple, Cherry and Walnut. All end-grain and finished with a mineral-oil & Beeswax mixture. This cutting board came out beautiful. Check out how I made it.
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Beautiful Cutting Board Tim.Regards,Bob
+RJBWoodTurner Thanks Bob!
Looks awesome. I'm thinking of trying to make a cutting board
+Wes Hamstra (Wes Hamstra Woodworking) Go for it!
Dude you're like a Pro!
+Trevor Langlinais Thank you!
+WoodworkingManiak No problem. I actually made a couple of brick wall ones, but the one I'm working on now, I messed up on...so confusing! Haha
Nice job! That's a stunning piece :)
Thanks,
Peter
+Peter Matthew Thank you, it was a fun one to make.
thats one of the coolest looking cutting boards ive seen..very cool tim and your lumber storage station is awsome!
I am a Army Vet who has major Back Surgeries. I am in the process of creating these Amazing works of art. I'm putting together tools also practice with wood. Thanks for your help with doing the Video's
Awesome to hear you are getting into the craft! Thanks for watching.
Nice job!
+RetroWeld Thank you! I enjoy making these.
Great video Tim. I hope you continue presenting more new project videos. You have a great ability to put it all together for us so keep them coming.
Derek
+GiddyUp994 Thank you! The videos will continue. :)
Very nice looking cutting board
+Gary Giffin Thank you!
Great cutting board and great video!
Great cutting board, Tim! I see that the area behind you is organized nicely. Looks like you have been making some headway with your shop re-organization efforts. Thanks for the video.
+KSFWG Thank you. SOOO much work happening in my shop on the organization front. Wait til you see an update video in the next couple months. ;)
That is a fantastic looking cutting board!! Great job!! Great videos! GOD bless you and all your loved ones!
+BookofIsaiah Thank you very much & God Bless.
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
+Don Fillenworth Thanks for watching! Glad you like it.
That is a beautiful cutting board. GREAT JOB
+Sherry Babb Thank you! :)
Nice job Tim, that looks great
+Mike Fulton Thanks man!
I really like this style and the great brick pattern!
+Heavyboxes Thank you sir!
Nice stack of hardwood there! Well done per usual!
+Xyienced I like to keep a good supply on hand. That's why I had to build that lumber rack. Thanks again! :)
That is a really cool cutting board Tim! I still have yet to make any cutting boards. One of these days....
+GuysWoodshop Thank you! Go for it! Cutting boards are fun to make.
Beautiful outcome, I like the pattern!
+Andrea Arzensek Thank you! Fun to make too.
That came out really great!
+Howard Springsteen Thank you!
Came out great!
+Matt Diresta Thank you!
I am making a Christmas gift cutting board. Great project and nice tips.
+ProspectorBill Awesome! Cutting boards make great Christmas gifts.
Great looking cutting board!
+Matt Williams Thank you!
Looks really awesome!
+woodworker 631 Thanks! It's a fun one to make.
Looks really nice!
+Bruce A. Ulrich Thanks, it was fun to make.
+Rex McKinnon For some reason, I cannot reply to your comment...
Thanks for watching! Yes, I do take extra precautions and add an extra step in my glue-up before sending it through the planer. If you review my video, I added a strip of pine that was side-grain to both ends. By doing this, I get zero chip out and no end-grain explosions in my planer. I later just cut those strips off at the table saw.
This is such a great design! Great job, I made some of that mineral oil and beewax mix the other day but haven't got a use for it. i may have to make a cutting board soon
+scott partington Thank you! I absolutely recommend making a cutting board.
Nice job! Keep up the good work.
+Charles Massey (Woodchucks1) Thank you!
Thumps up !
+MrHandwerk Awesome! Thanks for watching. :)
Really cool man! Love it!
+McGinn's WoodShop Thanks Jason!
Great channel. Subscribed!
Very nice video excellent 🙏🏻👍🏼👌
Tim, very nice end grain cutting board! You're really good at cutting those! If you get interested in doing some more elaborate patterns, you might watch a few of MTMwood videos where he demonstrates doing all his patterns.
+MRrwmac Thank you! Yeah, He makes some pretty cool boards too. I've made many similar.
good stuff thanks for making this great video!!! keep it up!!
+Matt Sosnowski Thank you, plenty more to come!
+Toni Dandreamatteo You have comments disabled, so I was unable to reply to your question. I ordered my branding iron from brand-first.com. I use a wax heater like you would find in a salon to heat my beeswax/mineral oil mixture. I found that on Amazon... :)
Great pattern Tim!
+Tyler G Thank you! I enjoy making it.
I like your cutting board, nice design. I thought it was a big NO NO to put end grain through a planer? I've read a few disaster stories on other websites. Do you do some extra prep or take extra precautions?
Beautiful looking cutting board. I kept expecting Mario noises though. Boing boing boing! Clink clink clink.
+Make Crazydays Yeah the brick pattern does give off a bit of a Mario vibe... Thanks for the kind comment.
You said 4:1 ratio for the mineral oil and beeswax, which one is 4 parts and which one is one part?
+theClosetgrower420 4 parts Mineral Oil and 1 part Beeswax.
Oh ok cool, I'm making cutting boards right now for Christmas gifts
Great video! Is there an advantage to passing the wood through the planer at an angle?
+Jared Shue Sometimes you have to work with the grain of the wood... I sent it in at an angle because I was getting some tearout.
Nice rendition of a classic! Does your planer have a helix cutterhead? I use my Dewalt 735 for end grain boards with no problems but of course I'm jealous of your 20" capacity.
Thanks for sharing.
Alex Pettigrew
Pettigrew Woodworks
North Garden VA
+Pettigrew Woodworks I do not have a helix cutterhead in this planer. I did have one in my 15" planer that I had previously and miss it very much!!!
+woodworkingmaniak Do you really enjoy the incra fence? I'm thinking about getting one. I would love to know the +'s and -'s to it. Great Video and beautiful work
+andrew jones That was one of the best investments I ever made for my workshop. It saves me time because I can trust the fence all the time and never have to use a tape measure at the fence. Also, if I ever have to go back and cut another part, I can. The only con is that the fence sticks out the end and uses more space when you extend it.
nice job.....you ought to check out mtmwood's brickwall board (and all of his other boards). His process was a little different than yours.
+Rick Cimino MTMwood has some pretty awesome boards. I guess we all have our own processes. :)
cool board! what song is playing?
i have tried to make a brick pattern, but have had cracking at the strips. how do you make the strips "end grain", as that is the problem with my 2 i have made thanks
+David Good I'm suspecting that you made the strips with edge grain wood and the rest with end-grain... That does not allow the board to move together seasonally, it will crack every time you do that. You have to make it ALL end grain.
To do that: You have to make a separate end grain board (in my case in solid walnut) that is as long as the board will be length wise. Then cut that into strips to put between the bricks.
That's what the glue up at 1:45 mark is for. Right after, you see me turn it into an end-grain board. Then I'm cutting it into strips at 3:04. :)
A successful endeavor, thanks for the advise, and that is alot of xtra work but well worth it
+David Good glad to hear you had success! It is a lot of extra work.
Muito legal Mais O Que rápido você Pacou não definitiva e Um tipo de oleo
+Luiz Antonio Thank you! I used Mineral Oil & Beeswax to finish the cutting board.
+WoodworkingManiak
So to say that you first pass the mineral oil and how soon after you pass the beeswax.
Since already many thanks for the information Property
+Luiz Antonio Apply as much mineral oil as the board will soak in, then wipe off what is on the surface. No need to wait any extra time, you can apply the beeswax right after because the mineral oil never actually dries. The beeswax I make is a mix of mineral oil and beeswax (3 parts mineral oil to 1 part beeswax).
Ok thanks for the tip
what is that device you use to heat it up
+musiq002003 go.wwmaniak.com/warmer
thats one of the coolest looking cutting boards ive seen..very cool tim and your lumber storage station is awsome!
+Joe basementwoodworking Thanks Joe, It's a fun one to make.