Love the boards!! The fact that you took the time to locate the decorative nails and posted the Amazon link, earned my subscription! Beautiful work!! Thank you for sharing!!
You did a awesome job!!! Your video was so easy to follow look foreward to many more of your craft Projects. God Bless and Stay Safe. Hope you get your tools cleaned up sorry that happened 🫣
Nice & simple, I like it! Just one thing though. You assume that the cook top is going to be a flat cook top. What about the most common type, coil heating elements? How do you address them?
I would still make the noodle board the same way. If you don’t like how the coils raise it up off the stove, you could add trim around the bottom edge to raise it up high enough to cover the gap created by the coils. The noodle board is meant to be a decorative accent to the stove and add additional counter space so I don’t think the coils really matter. Does that make sense or did I misunderstand your question?
hi, love the noodle board! great job. I have a gas stove and would like it to have "feet" on 3 sides to cover the grate. can you do a video making one like that? how would i attach the ledges (feet) to the upper board?
Thanks for the compliment. You could attach them together with wood glue and dowels. You will want the holes in the board to perfectly line up with the feet. Doweling jigs are fairly inexpensive and will help you get the job done easily.
Hello, I just ran across you channel and 😲! YOU ARE AWESOME!!! Keep up the great work and keep your head up! What is the name of the board you used for the project?
Wow. Thank you so much for the compliment. I really appreciate you for taking the time to write it. I used 1” thick pine for this project. Thanks again and take care.
I’m customizing a 29 1/2 x 19 inches. The boards are #1 white pine. I have cut the boards to 29 1/2 for the width and I’m ripping them down and taking 3/4 off each board to achieve the 19 inch debts. I want to cut the handles on the 45 degree. How close are you putting the ends to the blade at a 45 degree angle? Thank you for the awesome video! You rock and I am a loyal subscriber to your Channel now! Do you have a blog as well? Thank you! Cindy from Raleigh, NC
I don’t have a blog but maybe some day if I could ever manage my time better haha. I’m having difficulty understanding what you’ve asked, but I do have suggestion. If you’re using a miter saw and have scrap wood available, you can make a series of miter cuts (45 degree cuts) on the scrap taking a little material off each time until you get the mitered look you’re going for. Then mark a pencil line on the miter saw so you can line up the other boards at the same position you last cut the scrap board at. Hopefully that makes sense.
The handles were purchased from Etsy but I don’t have the actual link. You should be able to find similar ones by searching for “Twisted Metal Handles.” Here’s the link for the decorative nail heads: www.amazon.com/Rectangular-Decorative-Clavos-Natural-Finish/dp/B075361JJW. Thanks for watching. Take care.
I don’t have a video, but I bet there’s one out there if you search for it. I would search for Table Saw Jointer Sled and I bet you’ll find one. I’ve been asked about it before so maybe I should make a video.
Thank you!! I have older top stove with the knobs in the front on top of stove.betweem the front burners..love your channel i am new subscriber..God Bless you!!👍🙏
Took me a bit of time to track down the box (I bought them a couple years ago). They are A29 brand 3/4 X 1 inch rectangular flat head nails. Here’s the Amazon link: (Set of 6) 3/4 x 1 Inch Rectangular Flat Head Decorative Iron Nails/Clavos, Natural Black Iron Finish www.amazon.com/dp/B075361JJW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_994YNY49HQVFRVQ4HA1W?psc=1.
You definitely could use plywood. If you don’t like the look of the exposed plywood edges, you could add solid wood trim or iron on edge banding to cover it.
Thank you for your interest, I really appreciate it. At this point in time no, I just made the video to inspire and entertain. Thank you again for your interest.
I don’t have a cut list. I just custom fit this noodle board to the same dimensions as the stove top. The size of noodle board really depends on your preference and the setup you’re working with.
@@ald.3449 I don’t recall the size of the handles. They were purchased from Etsy by the person I made the noodle board for. Just search Twisted Metal Handles and you should find some that are similar. Here’s the link to the nailheads: www.amazon.com/Rectangular-Decorative-Clavos-Natural-Finish/dp/B075361JJW
The size of the stove will usually dictate how big the noodle board needs to be. I used four 1x6 boards but I also trimmed off material on both sides of the boards. That was for the main surface and then I used two 1x4 boards for the perpendicular slats on top. Hope that helps.
If I remember right it was around $40 for the boards and decorative nail heads. The handles were not purchased by me so they would add more to the overall cost.
The stain is everything!!! 😍
I agree. Thank you.
Good video and job thx for sharing
Nice job on the stove top cover, I like the rustic nail accents; outtakes are nice, LOL
Thanks so much. I really appreciate it.
4:07 I liked the polyrythm you created here.
True craftsmanship
Thank you so much for saying that. Take care.
That was sweet!! 👌
I appreciate it. Thank you.
Love the noodle board...Love the video!!!
Thanks so much Annette. That means a lot to me.
I enjoyed your video! Beautiful craftsmanship.
Thank you so much. I’m glad to hear that.
Love the boards!! The fact that you took the time to locate the decorative nails and posted the Amazon link, earned my subscription! Beautiful work!! Thank you for sharing!!
Thanks so much for subscribing and for the compliment. I’m glad you liked it. Take care.
Beautiful. I hope you got your tools clean. : )
Thanks. I cleaned most of it but did have to get a new brad nailer. Oh well, accidents happen
You did a awesome job!!! Your video was so easy to follow look foreward to many more of your craft Projects. God Bless and Stay Safe. Hope you get your tools cleaned up sorry that happened 🫣
Thank you so much for the compliment and the support. I really appreciate it. Take care.
Nice & simple, I like it! Just one thing though. You assume that the cook top is going to be a flat cook top. What about the most common type, coil heating elements? How do you address them?
I would still make the noodle board the same way. If you don’t like how the coils raise it up off the stove, you could add trim around the bottom edge to raise it up high enough to cover the gap created by the coils. The noodle board is meant to be a decorative accent to the stove and add additional counter space so I don’t think the coils really matter. Does that make sense or did I misunderstand your question?
Beautiful!! I’m doing it!! 😆 The rustic brush wants to charge u $100 person to learn this skill!
hi, love the noodle board! great job. I have a gas stove and would like it to have "feet" on 3 sides to cover the grate. can you do a video making one like that? how would i attach the ledges (feet) to the upper board?
Thanks for the compliment. You could attach them together with wood glue and dowels. You will want the holes in the board to perfectly line up with the feet. Doweling jigs are fairly inexpensive and will help you get the job done easily.
Hello, I just ran across you channel and 😲! YOU ARE AWESOME!!! Keep up the great work and keep your head up! What is the name of the board you used for the project?
Wow. Thank you so much for the compliment. I really appreciate you for taking the time to write it. I used 1” thick pine for this project. Thanks again and take care.
I’m customizing a 29 1/2 x 19 inches. The boards are #1 white pine. I have cut the boards to 29 1/2 for the width and I’m ripping them down and taking 3/4 off each board to achieve the 19 inch debts. I want to cut the handles on the 45 degree. How close are you putting the ends to the blade at a 45 degree angle? Thank you for the awesome video! You rock and I am a loyal subscriber to your Channel now! Do you have a blog as well?
Thank you!
Cindy from Raleigh, NC
I don’t have a blog but maybe some day if I could ever manage my time better haha. I’m having difficulty understanding what you’ve asked, but I do have suggestion. If you’re using a miter saw and have scrap wood available, you can make a series of miter cuts (45 degree cuts) on the scrap taking a little material off each time until you get the mitered look you’re going for. Then mark a pencil line on the miter saw so you can line up the other boards at the same position you last cut the scrap board at. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@JLWoodArtistries Thank you so much.
My wife loves the board! Where did the decorative handles and nails come from?
The handles were purchased from Etsy but I don’t have the actual link. You should be able to find similar ones by searching for “Twisted Metal Handles.” Here’s the link for the decorative nail heads: www.amazon.com/Rectangular-Decorative-Clavos-Natural-Finish/dp/B075361JJW. Thanks for watching. Take care.
Do you have a video on how to make that board with the clamps for squaring up boards?
I don’t have a video, but I bet there’s one out there if you search for it. I would search for Table Saw Jointer Sled and I bet you’ll find one. I’ve been asked about it before so maybe I should make a video.
Can these be made for gas burners?? Very nice
Yes. In fact, this one was made for a gas burner. Thanks for the compliment. Take care.
Thank you!! I have older top stove with the knobs in the front on top of stove.betweem the front burners..love your channel i am new subscriber..God Bless you!!👍🙏
Like the nail head look. Do you have a link you used for them?
Took me a bit of time to track down the box (I bought them a couple years ago). They are A29 brand 3/4 X 1 inch rectangular flat head nails. Here’s the Amazon link: (Set of 6) 3/4 x 1 Inch Rectangular Flat Head Decorative Iron Nails/Clavos, Natural Black Iron Finish www.amazon.com/dp/B075361JJW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_994YNY49HQVFRVQ4HA1W?psc=1.
@@JLWoodArtistries ty
would this work with plywood?
You definitely could use plywood. If you don’t like the look of the exposed plywood edges, you could add solid wood trim or iron on edge banding to cover it.
Omg the stain spill is what would happen to me.
I was pretty disappointed it happened and definitely could have prevented it. Oh well, I’ll be smarter next time. Thanks for watching. Take care.
Are these available for purchase?
Thank you for your interest, I really appreciate it. At this point in time no, I just made the video to inspire and entertain. Thank you again for your interest.
What was your cut list. Do you cut it to exactly 30x22 for electric stove?
I don’t have a cut list. I just custom fit this noodle board to the same dimensions as the stove top. The size of noodle board really depends on your preference and the setup you’re working with.
@@JLWoodArtistries ty, do you know the size of the nail heads and handles? Are the nail heads 3/4?
@JL Wood Artistries and what pine did you use. Reg homedepot pine?
@@ald.3449 Yep, just 1x pine boards (3/4” thick). I looked for straight boards with minimal knots.
@@ald.3449 I don’t recall the size of the handles. They were purchased from Etsy by the person I made the noodle board for. Just search Twisted Metal Handles and you should find some that are similar. Here’s the link to the nailheads: www.amazon.com/Rectangular-Decorative-Clavos-Natural-Finish/dp/B075361JJW
How many boards did you cut
The size of the stove will usually dictate how big the noodle board needs to be. I used four 1x6 boards but I also trimmed off material on both sides of the boards. That was for the main surface and then I used two 1x4 boards for the perpendicular slats on top. Hope that helps.
how much in materials
If I remember right it was around $40 for the boards and decorative nail heads. The handles were not purchased by me so they would add more to the overall cost.
I need one like that tell me the price please
I don’t actually sell them but I’m sure you could find one similar online.