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Fix This Build That: All that math for nothing! I’m into randomness (I.e. math avoidance). I want to just eyeball the design. Love the wetting the board to availed the fuzziness. Thanks!
Sure walnut with maple or crazy patterns are cool, too, but sometimes letting the natural variances in the same species speak for themselves like you did is super classy. Well done!
Thanks for the videos! I love watching them with my cup of coffee in the morning! I currently live overseas and have no access to a woodshop or my woodshop back in Colorado so this gets my fix! Thanks and keep them coming! Nice work!
Those came out great. I finally pulled out my wallet and did a project with maple and walnut and I think I have enough scraps for my first cutting board. Hope mine turns out even half as good as yours did.
Love the diamond/bow tie look. For end grains I love to use a chamfer bit on the bottom and leave the top square, kind of makes it look like it’s floating. I would 100% recommend walrus oil rather than the oil at Lowe’s/Home Depot. I’ve been using it for a while now and I apply it by hand as well, and let me tell you, the wood feels healthier since I’ve been using it. Once you try it you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about. Check them out!
Those cutting boards came out very nicely! I can't decide which one I liked more. You mentioned that after 20 minutes you buffed the boards. Did you hand buff them or buff them with a wheel? I always enjoy your videos. Just the right amount of entertainment and education! - Ed
Those turned out really nice! Jealous of the drum sander. If you're going to make more cutting boards, you should check out The Original Cutting Board Mafia group on Facebook if you want to see some other interesting designs. The makers in there come up with some pretty wild designs.
Nice video. I've always been worried to line up the joints like that, essentially leaving a few continuous joints through one piece, and so I've always opted to stagger them like when laying bricks. Have you ever run into an issue of that creating a weak spot? One tip, there is no need to buy that expensive "cutting board oil" (just for clarification I'm not talking about the beeswax one). You can buy mineral oil in at any pharmacy for closer to 3 or 4 bucks. The mineral oil in a pharmacy is meant for human consumption, so it is definitely food grade.
I've never had an issue with the seam down the middle. That's a long grain joint so it's super strong. Not much different that a glue up up two boards into one panel
Really cool man! I’ve been thinking about building one of these with some rift sawn white oak I have. I already used a piece to make a mallet head with the diamond pattern and it looks great.
Heyyyy, that trick isn't supposed to work with squeaky clean clamps. I thought you had to level up by having grimy clamps like me to make it work. Actually.... that sounds like it could be the next Woodpeckers product, the Woodpeckers Clamp Cleaner in red anodized aluminum 😂
I’m a new woodworker, only about a year. I’ve made two cutting boards so far, and I find that when I am finishing with the mineral oil and Beeswax oil combo you used, that it still feels oily for a while after. Granted, I haven’t been the one using these, as they were both gifts, but I am curious if you have any advice for getting them cleaned up nice. It seems that no matter how much I wipe and wipe, it still feels a little oily on my fingers. Any advice for me?? Thanks, love watching your videos!!
🤔mmmm That was too much MATH for me, here in my Town, we use a mesquite trunk!!! Plus I don’t like to eat glue, when I chop my vegetables!! Grate work Amigo 👍
Thank you Brad for sharing this build. I have been wanting to begin a project like this and now I have a step by step, if now I can find the wood for it :^)
Awesome work. I don’t have a drum sander so when I do end grain birds through the planer, I will glue on an extra border strip of pine to prevent tear out. Is that what you were earning against? Or is there another potential mistake I’m not accounting for?
Hi, before buying one, I would like to know if you can wash the cutting board under running water or if the cutting board is deformed? how can i wash if i cut meat or fish? Thanks
Hi! Love the video! I have a question about the throwaway line you said about not putting an endgrain cutting board through a planer...... What happens if you do?
When you put an endgrain board through the planer the best scenario is that you get massive tearout at the end of your piece. Worst scenario is that half your cutting board blows out the back of your planer and gives your shop a new window :)
How are you liking that Kreg table? I saw Chris Salamone’s video on it and I’d love to hear your thoughts since y’all do different types of projects. But I love the cutting boards. The bow tie one is my personal favorite.
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hi. what does 3/32 second mean?
Fix This Build That: All that math for nothing! I’m into randomness (I.e. math avoidance). I want to just eyeball the design. Love the wetting the board to availed the fuzziness. Thanks!
a drum sander is a life goal :)
Awesome video Brad!
Thanks, bro! I see you're working your way through the catalog 😀
GR8 detailed step by step production which really is helping those of us that are just learning.
Your cutting boards are great the detailing is what makes them stand out . Show more of your works be interested to try some out .
Pat from Toronto
Shine on you crazy diamond!
💪💪🔹 🔹
Awesome how these turned out, especially the tones of the wood.
Wow. All your equipment looks so shiny and new.
Nice job. Working with the right tools is very pleasant and easy
Bow ties? I see butterflies~! 💖
I would not have thought to do that bow tie pattern. That turned out cool!
Thanks, Bruce!
I just finished my 1st end grain maple cutting board yesterday. I was really happy with the end results.
I want to see
This is so simple but genius! These days everybody makes cutting boards, but this my friend is something unique. Great build!
Thank you!
@@Fixthisbuildthat You are welcome, Thank you for this great idea!
I love the bow-tie board! Very awesome 😎
Turned out beautiful, love the dark wood colour after the oil is applied :)
The boards turned out great. Nice video, Brad.
Thanks, Tim!
Always love me some good cutting board vids Brad! Nice work and great tips on mathing out a board. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Casey!
They are beautiful!
Beautiful piece
Nice cutting boards.
Lots of great instruction and information. Thanks for sharing!!
Wow this looks amazing! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
thanks!
Those are SUPER nice. Well done. Cheers! Chris.
thanks, Chris!
Both cutting boards are absolutely awesome! Love the patterns in both. The bow ties are extra fancy
so fancy!
Awesome creations, thanks for sharing it with us 🙏🏼
Sure walnut with maple or crazy patterns are cool, too, but sometimes letting the natural variances in the same species speak for themselves like you did is super classy. Well done!
totally agree!
Great job Brad. I make my boards with that finger/hand go all around the board, I like the look. Thanks for the inspiration.
oh, bet that looks cool
2" thick cutting boards are the best.
Really like that router table setup. Thanks!
It's killer!
They both look amazing! Beautiful work, thank you for sharing
Thanks!
Thanks for the videos! I love watching them with my cup of coffee in the morning! I currently live overseas and have no access to a woodshop or my woodshop back in Colorado so this gets my fix! Thanks and keep them coming! Nice work!
Thanks, Ronald!
They're both great, but I think I like the bow-tie more... Good stuff per usual, Brad!
I think I agree with you!
Looks great, Brad! Nice work!
Thanks!
Beautiful 😍 work, man. I love it.
Really nice boards, I’m just making my first Endgrain cutting board 👍🏾
Nice one Brad!!
Those came out great. I finally pulled out my wallet and did a project with maple and walnut and I think I have enough scraps for my first cutting board. Hope mine turns out even half as good as yours did.
I'm sure they'll be great
The boards look really cool. Good work.
Very informative stuff! Great craftsmanship! Subscribed!
Superb as always. sinple ,stylish and attractive
thank you!
Your my new Superhero. Gonna get a F T B T T-Shirt ☺️. Sick Work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful work! Those boards turned out great. Love those patterns............. :)
thanks!
Nice Brad.. I like the slab a lot
me too!
Those look great!
thanks, Lonnie!
Every video is awesome! You have a nice set up in that shop!
Thanks!
Great work! Love your narration on all your videos.
thanks, I enjoy that part
The bowtie looks awesome.
thanks, Bobby!
I love your videos keep making them pleassssssssssssssse
Stunning.
Beautiful boards! Great job!
thanks!
Excellent work, thank you!
thanks!
These are some awesome looking boards Brad! Great job
Thanks, man!
hand sanding a small end grain board right now and was thinking "boy i could use one of them fancy belt sanders". lol
I've been there! Sanded my first one with a belt sander :)
Before I got my drum sander I used a router sled jig. They are cheap and easy to make and I will be uploading a video on how I made it at some point.
Great job. Makes me want to try and make one soon.
they are really fun, go for it
Nice looking cutting board Brad! Thanks for sharing the video.😎👌JP
You're welcome!
😎
Love the diamond/bow tie look. For end grains I love to use a chamfer bit on the bottom and leave the top square, kind of makes it look like it’s floating. I would 100% recommend walrus oil rather than the oil at Lowe’s/Home Depot. I’ve been using it for a while now and I apply it by hand as well, and let me tell you, the wood feels healthier since I’ve been using it. Once you try it you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about. Check them out!
Cool designs
thanks!
Nice work Brad, really cool designs! 👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks, Fred!
I actually liked the jagged edge. Should have changed it up a lil. Good vid! Thanks.
I know! I might try to keep the jagged edge on one
Amazing
wow! Awesome, congratulations and greetings from Argentina!!
Loving your work 👍👍👍
- Your work is always EPIC in design & finish. Thanx.
Good video!👍👍👍👍👍👍
thank you!
The cutting board king! I had a board take off once trying to cut hand holds... kind of scary haha!
Yikes!
kreg really working hard getting that accucut out with the youtubers
Nice work. 👍 Keep up
Those cutting boards came out very nicely! I can't decide which one I liked more. You mentioned that after 20 minutes you buffed the boards. Did you hand buff them or buff them with a wheel? I always enjoy your videos. Just the right amount of entertainment and education! - Ed
Thanks, Ed! Just hand buffing
awesome
I have the same Jet jointer, 8’ helical head right but I have the SM 25/50 drum sander tho
Who clicked on this video to see him cut diamonds.
I'm cutting on them at least 😃
@@Fixthisbuildthat WOW Ive never got a favorite from a youtuber this big. THANKS :)
@@Fixthisbuildthat lol
Thanks for sharing that
Great video. Thanks for the tips. Very nice glue up table. Did you make it or buy it
It's commercial
Those turned out really nice! Jealous of the drum sander. If you're going to make more cutting boards, you should check out The Original Cutting Board Mafia group on Facebook if you want to see some other interesting designs. The makers in there come up with some pretty wild designs.
Oh wow, I can only imagine!
wow loving it.
Nice video. I've always been worried to line up the joints like that, essentially leaving a few continuous joints through one piece, and so I've always opted to stagger them like when laying bricks. Have you ever run into an issue of that creating a weak spot?
One tip, there is no need to buy that expensive "cutting board oil" (just for clarification I'm not talking about the beeswax one). You can buy mineral oil in at any pharmacy for closer to 3 or 4 bucks. The mineral oil in a pharmacy is meant for human consumption, so it is definitely food grade.
I've never had an issue with the seam down the middle. That's a long grain joint so it's super strong. Not much different that a glue up up two boards into one panel
Really cool man! I’ve been thinking about building one of these with some rift sawn white oak I have. I already used a piece to make a mallet head with the diamond pattern and it looks great.
Bet that looks cool!
Heyyyy, that trick isn't supposed to work with squeaky clean clamps. I thought you had to level up by having grimy clamps like me to make it work.
Actually.... that sounds like it could be the next Woodpeckers product, the Woodpeckers Clamp Cleaner in red anodized aluminum 😂
You think they could anodize pallet wood? 🤔🤔🤔
@@Fixthisbuildthat only if it's Baltic birch pallet wood
Baltic birch pallet plywood. I feel a collab
Holy math! What the heck did you just say?!🤔 The boards turned out amazing!👍
thanks, man!
I’m a new woodworker, only about a year. I’ve made two cutting boards so far, and I find that when I am finishing with the mineral oil and Beeswax oil combo you used, that it still feels oily for a while after. Granted, I haven’t been the one using these, as they were both gifts, but I am curious if you have any advice for getting them cleaned up nice. It seems that no matter how much I wipe and wipe, it still feels a little oily on my fingers. Any advice for me?? Thanks, love watching your videos!!
Ohh yeah!!
🤔mmmm That was too much MATH for me, here in my Town, we use a mesquite trunk!!! Plus I don’t like to eat glue, when I chop my vegetables!! Grate work Amigo 👍
He makes cutting boards in the vid
Thanks
Cool
Thank you Brad for sharing this build. I have been wanting to begin a project like this and now I have a step by step, if now I can find the wood for it :^)
Just stay on the lookout for it!
Question ; Why is putting n end grain board thru a planer a bad idea ? THANX FOR THE VIDEO !!!!
I want that router table fence!!! I wept when I saw it..... Available separately?
Awesome work. I don’t have a drum sander so when I do end grain birds through the planer, I will glue on an extra border strip of pine to prevent tear out. Is that what you were earning against? Or is there another potential mistake I’m not accounting for?
just google "planing end grain" and you'll see the horror stories
🔥🔥🔥
Bravo
nice!
Nice project but i have a question: whats the best finish for cutting boards? Thanks.
Hi, before buying one, I would like to know if you can wash the cutting board under running water or if the cutting board is deformed? how can i wash if i cut meat or fish? Thanks
Nice work! Awesome video! How do you like the kreg track saw? Thanks for all the tips!
I'm loving it! My first track saw
Fix This Build That awesome been wanting to get one!
Hi! Love the video! I have a question about the throwaway line you said about not putting an endgrain cutting board through a planer...... What happens if you do?
When you put an endgrain board through the planer the best scenario is that you get massive tearout at the end of your piece. Worst scenario is that half your cutting board blows out the back of your planer and gives your shop a new window :)
Awesome boards but where did you get your cast iron router table top?
How are you liking that Kreg table? I saw Chris Salamone’s video on it and I’d love to hear your thoughts since y’all do different types of projects. But I love the cutting boards. The bow tie one is my personal favorite.
I really like it, but wish the table was more multipurpose like an assembly table. I'll probably use the saw way more than the table and saw together
I'll be honest I didn't know I could do boards this size with only two of those clamps. Buying two to start with seems way more doable.
For sure. Gotta buy a few at a time instead of all at once.
Nice work. Why don't you wipe the glue off with a wet rag straight away?
Any tips on preventing cupping the day after you finish it?
Oye brother ... Do some lichtenberg wood burning !