Live Edge Walnut Charcuterie Board // Black Dog Builds
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2020
- Today in the shop, Zach, a talented member of our team with experience building high-end sets for theaters in New York, takes a beautiful live-edge walnut slab and crafts a unique version of our "selling like hotcakes" charcuterie boards. While we don't necessarily feel like we're fancy enough to use that word, the French bothered to come up with it so why not save time and sound fancy at the same time!
Just like snowflakes, our charcuterie boards are all different and its the freedom to let the wood tell you where to cut that makes the process of making these beauties truly enjoyable, just ask Zach (it was his first time being filmed by Tay otherwise he would no-doubt be beaming with excitement!).
The steps are simple: cut the wood to size, mark out the handle, cut it out on the band saw, sand it down, round the corners and coat with mineral oil and sealer! Grab some wine, cut up some nice meats and cheeses and enjoy your handiwork! Hours devours never tasted so good...
Music used in the video has been licensed from Artlist.io
Produced and edited by Tay Whiteside of Lift Arc Studios LLC
Thanks for watching!
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Wonderful nice piece of wood it made a lovely board
Very nice practical work. Thanks. Blessings
Great detailed info on the joiner and planar. Technical details that many others just gloss over.
Your video was very easy to watch and informative. What a nice spacious shop I’m envious.
Superb video. Clearly explained at every step. Just what I needed. Thank you.
nice video. I had a walnut tree cut down from my yard a couple years ago, and i saved as much as i could for woodworking. I made walnut charcuterie boards for all my friends this Christmas. they all turned out amazing - walnut is really beautiful, durable wood and if anyone ever gets the chance to work it, you will know what I mean. Looking forward to more projects with my walnut as it's just getting dry enough to work with. Being in Western Canada we don't have much hardwood, so I feel fortunate! I am just a beginner wood worker with entry-level tools, but I am enjoying learning and appreciate how many great woodworkers share their craft and knowledge on youtube. Thanks!
A beautiful piece from a beautiful piece of wood! PLEASE wear safety glasses and protect your precious eyes! Be a good example to others using tools. I say this as the daughter and sister of carpenters.
I think because I wanted to make a video about Charcuterie Boards UA-cam was like here are some other people who made them.
But glad I stumbled across your channel 😀
Great job, Zach!
great work like this serie as much as salvage dawgs
Thank you so much! That is a huge compliment! - Tay
Again great video! Perfect length and subtle humor. Nice piece.
Thanks so much! So glad you like the episode! - Tay
That was a nice project, loved how you guys showed how you treat the wood. It is a gorgeous looking board. Also Zach introduce yourself man!!!! Another awesome video guys!!!
Excellent!
I loved watching Salvage Dawgs, and was excited to see these tutorials. I do wish, however, that safety glasses were worn. I notice I am not the only one who mentioned this.
And hearing protection.
Good project look great. I like using maple and walnut plus cherry wood. I would love to have better wood working tools. I have the cheaper ones but they get me by. God bless.
That was a nice project, great video! keep them coming
Thank you! We'll do our best to keep the projects coming! Cheers, Tay
Great project, awesome shop and a very cool vid. You got a new sub.
Amazing work. Great job. Subbed fo sho!
Cheers
Mineral oil is left over crud from the ⛽ companies. Use a natural oil like hemp or tung oil. Beautiful work by the way.
Must be nice to have all those tools at your disposal.
Turned out great! Have you ever tried a homemade mix of mineral oil and beeswax? Food safe and brings out the grain of walnut. Just curious, what do you sell these for?
How long and wide was the finished board?
I use my Router Table. Much less work to just round edge.
Safety glasses
No safety glasses could be bad too
But what about cupping/twisting?
You forgot your safety glasses
That looked like an interesting video. Sadly, I had to switch it off because the intrusive, and quite unnecessary, music was so annoying. The music didn't enhance your video production - it ruined it.
Good video but come on, it is a CUTTING BOARD or SERVING BOARD
yawn......
BLACK WALNUT IS TOXIC