Making Wooden Cavatelli Boards (for pasta and gnocchi)

I've been watching a lot of pasta grannies lately / pastagrannies and decided to make a cavatelli board for making pasta.
While I was set up to make one I figured it'd be easy to make a few others for friends and to sell.
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[@blameese]

Best time to be in a shop class is when you find out you have to make a gnocchi board 😏😃

[@DavidParker]

Shop class and then cooking class! Haha

[@derliebej7675]

This is the third video in a row i watched. Awesom work!

[@coralietakuira6564]

Love your work 🥰 even more respect for my board now - wow!

[@crumbs182]

Pasta grannies is the bomb!

[@berniesr]

That's great well done

[@whittington713]

Wow! Very cool!

[@whittington713]

I was talking about the woodwork, but dinner looks great as well!

[@salsolo2403]

fantastic :)

[@davetarrant6888]

Fantastic job David. Do you mind sharing what bit you used and what are the proper size for the groves, like depth and width?

[@DavidParker]

Hello! I just used a cheap little v bit I hash lying around, there isn’t really a hard and fast rule on the width of the grooves, I just experimented with the depth and width on a piece of scrap until I got something I was happy with!

[@courtneykeeps]

When I tried this the shapes came out beautifully but the pasta was waaay too thick. Does it need a long cooking time? Or do you think the pieces were too big?

[@BigGreenEggFoodie]

Love it! Can I just buy one from you? The Hubs isn’t excited to do this for me. 😂

[@AndrewSzeto]

David what kinda bit was used?! looks like i'm making some gnocchi boardw haha

[@DavidParker]

Haha nice! Just a standard v groove bit

[@DavidParker]

www.bunnings.co.nz/evacut-12-7mm-router-bit-vee-groove-with-6-4mm-shaft_p0171054?store=9493&gclid=Cj0KCQjwj_ajBhCqARIsAA37s0zG_9zp4-iUusMZMgFfryCie2HUamfEerXC_IT3wQ0ITYZ193VGVhAaAt3_EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds that’s what I got locally

[@patzwahl8341]

What size router bit did you use for the face of the board? A bead bit? Nice work !! Enjoyed the canoe build. Was hoping to find more details on the decorative strip. Well done on the canoe!!

[@DavidParker]

I just used a regular v bit

[@patzwahl8341]

@@DavidParker Thank You !!

[@carolsloanes4938]

Completely Home Made.

[@JeremyYoungDesign]

First!

[@madesupplyco.1392]

Makes $5 board, needs $5,000 in tools.

[@coralietakuira6564]

There are community workshops in New Zealand, so you can have access to any tool you want. You just pay membership or once off for drop-ins

[@mkyn-tl5oc]

You could also take a file, a handsaw and a few more hours and get the same product