How to Make a simple Serving Board 🎁 // Charcuterie Board // Limited Tools (2019)
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2019
- This video is how to make a charcuterie serving board. I made several of these serving boards to help out a friend. Ths style of serving charcuterie board has become super popular in the last few years. The serving boards have a dramatic look and are simple to make with limited tools.
I have since made several of this style simple serving charcuterie boards for gifts. These boards make great serving trays as well. I filled the knots and voids in the charcuterie serving boards with epoxy with a green and gold tint.
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Stodoys is nice for that.
That’s an amazing gift....lucky recipient.
Wow! Came out so great! Awesome work!
Hello, I just stumbled upon your great video!! thanks for your precise instruction and info. You explain things in a way "I think I can do it" kicks in. Quarantining just got a little easier thanks to you. Greetings from MaryBeth in NY :)
Always love watching these kinds of videos. You can get pretty creative. Nice work Kris!
Thanks, Shaun. I ended up making a dozen of these for Christmas gifts cause it was such a fun project
Really like the natural look and feel, thank you!
Yeah, they are a lot of work but the end result is always so amazing.
Amazing. This is my next project.
Amazing tips for a beginner like me. Thanks my friend
good that you added the tip to spray the board with water after some sanding. I do it between all grits. For most of my boards i go up to 3000 grit. The wood has a big shine without any finish, but adding a food safe finish as you do gives a great final shine and added protection. Enjoyed the video, subscribed. :)
Beeswax and mineral oil is hard to beat! Nice work Kris!
Awesome video. Thanks
I've been making a few serving trays with handles on both sides. I made one for my mum and she loves it. All her friends have said how great it looks when they come around for drinks.
Wish I could post a photo but I cant.
Heck of a job! Those are so 🔥
thanks for the simplified instruction, the wood grain looks amazing on your boards.
Thanks. The right wood always makes the project. Glad you got something from it.
Love these!!
Thanks, Bill. My wife has already requested one, so I know it’s a winner. Haha
Great video man! Nice work
Beautiful boards and video Kris! I batched out a bunch of small charcuterie boards last year for the family gifts and they are so fun to make because they're so organic and there's no "wrong" shape! This year I am batching out leather catchalls for everyone in the fam - not super original, but...
Nice. I have another 10 to do this weekend but I think I’ve got my 13 year old on-board to help with sanding. 😜
It's like an internship "opportunity" haha
Wonderful. Thank you so much. I just subscribed. Looking forward to digging in tomorrow with my morning java. Thanks my friend.
Thanks for your comment! I do appreciate the support
Well done. I like this
I just started wood working and I will make some of these for sure but this year I made 6 pack carriers and bottle openers with a magnetic cap catchers
I love those! Great gift idea.
Nice job Friend! Thanks for sharing the video with us' and Merry Christmas! 👌👍😎JP
I just made a live edge walnut charcuterie board as well, but i put cabinet handles on instead of the handle you cut into the board. Your way looks a lot more natural looking 👍
Thanks, Grant. Its that time of year.
of course I would like to see you make that table
It’s in the works! I got a new table saw so I really need to build an new outfeed table!
These kinds of boards have been really popular lately, when filled with cheese. I really like watching the board itself get made, without the food
great video!
Beautiful! I'm making a charcuterie board for my daughters housewarming gift, and would never have thought about spraying the board down before the final sanding. Thank you!
Thanks! I do it all the time now.
What kind of wood should I use?
For sure a hardwood. Walnut is what I used.
Mortgage and Mitre...lol u sound like me "Food and Resin" 🙆♀️...you said "it was easy" I need 5 different tools...aaaaahhhh it's never easy!!!
Thanks for the video!
Bravo
Would LOVE to see how u made that flip top planer stand!! Just got a new planer and that would be ideal in my small space!
Just waiting for the new saw! There is a video on my channel for the motorized fliptop workbench I built.
Love this!! I might be overlooking the bees wax and mineral oil recipe?
Terrie Dean 4:1 ratio wax to mineral oil.
Hey man, just found your channel. You've got a new sub!
Hey, thanks! I appreciate hearing that!
great video, instantly subscribed
Thanks Regga! Welcome on board!
Where did you get the wood for the boards? Nice ideas and great info. Also, if you were using pine for a different project would you still grain pop?
Great video thanks for making it! I went to your blog and read how to are my own oil but I would LOVE to know where you got those square balm tins???
I think my wife ordered them from Amazon.
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Beautiful boards! What are the dimensions you normally use on these? They look huge! I just bought a black walnut live edge slab today just for this project for Christmas gifts. These look like 2 inch thick boards. Mine will be 1 inch but will be getting some 2 inch slabs also.
All the material I use is 4/4, so 1 inch. These boards were about 3 feet long, but my normal boards are around 20 inches
Would love to see the build on the flip-top table
Great admiration for skill. Many of us cannot afford all the tools.
Yes, I would also like to see build out on table storing sander, flips to table for saw.
Thank you!
Thanks David. That video is live on my channel now! Message me if you can’t find it.
Hi nice serving board.But who can lift such a heavy board.Can a woman lift these heavy boards? How much do they each weigh?
Today I weight to lumber yard in search of lightest wood weight wise.
There were some options
UK
Sycamore
Beech
Ash.
I like to make either with Sycamore or Ash.
Sycamore has that wavy pattern which is just remarkable.If one makes chacuterie boards with those wavy designs (natural) it will fetch a good price.
May be I will make one for myself .!
Great Work! I will be adding this on my "to make" list. How do you get your logo on the boards? Burner? Laser?
Also, I think the link for the Board Butter got left off your description by accident.
Thanks, Todd. In have a laser attachment form my cnc. Thanks for the heads up on the link.
I'm turning a few bowls for Christmas this year. Where did you get the walnut slabs for the boards? Walnut isn't a super common wood in Northern Alberta, at least I haven't seen too many walnut trees anyway.
Sweet. I’d love to get into turning. My Windsor plywood had a life of walnut live edge short. Amazing price for what it is
nice man. what did you use to fill the large cracks with? other than bees wax, did you use any non-toxic oils?
So the epoxy I use is plant base, so it’s non-toxic. It’s call Ecopoxy.
I made my first cutting board but made some mistakes. Do you sand and wet both sides the exact same way, to 400?
i noticed on a lot of these people they uses just mineral oil then food safty oil is that the way to go or can i just put any food safty oil on only without the mineral oil
Did you ever do a build vid of the flip top? Or one that shows it in more depth?
Not yet! I’m planning on getting a new table saw in the spring, so a new out-feed is in the works. Thanks for watch! Keep an eye out for that build
Those came out great! Did you surface the boards before starting, or just flatten them after the epoxy cured? I ask because I bought a 4/4 black walnut slab a couple weeks ago, apparently s2s but it warped on me. If I plane it first, I’ll end up losing 1/3” and then more when I plane after epoxy. I really wanted to stay close to 1”. Thinking I can skip the initial plane, epoxy the voids then do a flattening pass. Thanks
Thanks. I did not surface them for the exact reason you are describing.
@@furthernorthfab appreciate the reply. Great minds, and all that, lol!
Did you route all around or left the front without routing? Great work
Thanks! I shaped the front but routed the back. You could router the front as well. I have done that on other boards
@@furthernorthfab im going to try my luck aat doing a cuttign board.not sure if i should make a tremplate first or go straight and cut with band saw? i dont have a drum sander
@@spiritofscouse I’d draw it out first. Good luck.
Beautiful! Do you sale your boards?
I do not. Sorry
Hi! I had a customer request an anchor shaped charcuterie board. I’ve never made a board period so by searching how I found your video. Very helpful...thank you!
I found a piece of maple at a wood craft store for $30...is that average? Or do you have suggestions on where to find pieces cheaper?
Also...how do you price these with them being totally hand made?
Thanks awesome! When I was selling things like this, I priced them more like a piece of art. Have a look at Etsy maybe to see what people are charging base on the dimensions. The boards in this video sold for over $200 each.
Try and find a rough cut sawmills around, a lot more wood a lot cheaper
Does it happen with any hardwood that you use to make a cutting board? What I mean is do you have to spray them all first with water?
I’ve had the grain raise on most of my cutting boards. Same can happen if you use a water based finish on furniture. I find it just gives the piece a lot more life if the end user is taking good care of it.
Thank you
Never forget you can use sandpaper.
What kind of wood?
Beautiful! Now I need to source some hardwood so that I can make some of these as gifts. What are you using to put your logo in the wood?
They make amazing gifts! I have a laser attachment for my cnc.
what type of epoxy and hardener did you use to fill the cracks
Currently I use Total Boat High Performance. You can use code mmitre15tb at checkout fir 15% off. 👍
Hi. I just recently discovered your channel. I am really interested in your videos for the natural cutting/charcuterie boards. I have recently started making similar boards for a client and I find that with the natural boards I have to spend time planing them to get them flat.
Do you also flatten the boards on a planer or belt sander as part of your process or do you find that your wood is already flat enough?
I am also interested in your flip table build for the sander. I have the same one that sits at the end of my workbench so the flip top table would be an awesome way to hide it when not in use and extend my workbench surface.
Thanks. Love your work.
What do you do to prevent warping/twisting?
The after care is what will help with that the most. Not letting it sit in water, drying it after use and keeping it well oiled. Wood is a living thing, so it’s hard to prevent 100% of wood movement.
What type of bees wax n mineral oil do you use? Beautiful piece by the way
Just regular bees wax and mineral oil. Nothing fancy
Ok thank u. Do you shave a particular ratio when u mix them?
Check out Jonathan Katz-Mose board goo video. It’s a great recipe
Do you think you need to add a different finish to be able to cut on the boards or should they just not be cut on? How would I make one of these to be used more as a cutting board?
I use the same mineral oil and beeswax blend for cutting or serving boards
@@furthernorthfab nice thanks! Does that blend protect the wood from the knife or is it better to not cut on it if you don't want to ruin it?
I don’t know if anything that’ll protect a cutting board from a knife. I’ve just re sanded and re finished boards when they’ve gotten to marked up
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can i use olive oil to finish of with the shine
I would not suggest it. From what I’ve been told, olive oil can go rancid and wreck your board.
heya! Got a question. When making the board conditioner, you place the jar (with oil and beeswax) in boiling water? Warm water?
Boiling water. Jonathan Katz-Moses has a great video on the board finish he makes
@@furthernorthfab awesome. Thanks. Stay warm (from Guelph ON)
She colder out there. - 40 with windshield today.
What wood did you use? And what wood is safe to use?
I used walnut but walnut or maple are great choices. I would recommend going to your local hardwood dealer and seeing what they have and what they would suggest for woods
How many coats of board conditioners do you need for a new board?
One or two every few months depending on how it’s used.
What size boards do you buy for these boards? Are they S2S?
It’s called craft walnut where I buy it. It not a true S2S but it’s for sure surfaced on two sides.
Where would I get the pieces of wood to start?
Sawmills are an obvious place to get raw edge material. However, it will require kiln drying, or several years of air drying to stabilize. If you have a Woodcraft Supply nearby, they carry all sorts of specialty lumber. Many lumberyards have, or can get, raw edge slabs.
Where did you get the wood from?
My local hardwood dealer
Where do you source the wood for your boards? I checked Home Depot and couldn’t find anything like what you used here.
Yeah, HD is not the best place. Depending on where you are, I’d suggest finding a local hardware dealer or Sawyer if you’re looking for something like the walnut I used on these boards.
@@furthernorthfab I’ll try that, thank you so much for the response!
What kind of wood did you use?
It’s walnut
Does it matter the thickness of the board?
I wouldn’t use less than 1 inch
Is epoxy food safe??
Marlene Pisani it is once cured,
So how much would one of those boards would sell for?
Over $200
where are you located? I would love to buy one of these boards.
I am in Edmonton Alberta
@@furthernorthfab
Ok I am in Toronto
Marva Smith if you want to DM me on Instagram, we might be able to figure out shipping.
what is the average length of the board
These ones were about 34 inches. Normally I make them around 22 inches depending on the wood I’m using
Are you from Canadia?
Also, awesome boards.
I am Canadian. Thanks for watching
Do you sell them?
My wife does on her Etsy store. The Appletree shop
Where do you get this wood?
This is walnut
@@furthernorthfab Yes. But do you know where I can purchase live edge boards? I don’t have a mill and I can’t find any places to buy thinner width boards like that.
It depends where you are. Most hardwood dealers stock live edge material
Limited tools?? just kidding....kinda. Beautiful boards
Haha. Thanks for watching and commenting