cutting board build black walnut
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- In this video we will build a cutting board out of black walnut
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Kevin, I was a carpenter and we always mixed the saw dust and glu t o gether before we put it in a crack then stuff in and it looked great. We usually done it on oak or walnut trim. High dollar stuff, but you done a great job! and they look great!
I'm not to good at the wood work thanks for the comment David.
Beautiful cutting board.
Thanks Lucky.
Just bought me a few pieces of wood stump discs to make my own rustic cutting boards and charcuterie boards. Never done it before and I have limited tools so we'll how my projects goes. 🥰
Those are truly beautiful. I'm definitely going to give this a try. Thanks for sharing Kevin!
Let me know how it works out.
I have 5 slabs drying right now and have thought about doing the same with them. The only thing I would do different is fill the cracks before first treatment of oil. They really do look great. Be proud of your work.
thank you Virgil, good luck with yours.
Probably you should've glue them first before applying the butcher oil..
Thanks for the comment.
Don't they have to dry for some time before sealing the wood? Anyone please comment.
It was dry i had that wood for a long time.
Great job Kevin. Custom made cutting boards, each being unique. I bet there's a market for them.
Maybe that would be cool.
Hi. Nice job. Walnut is a good wood to engrave. It is hard, because it is a slow growing tree and the grain is so close together, but will allow you to do the things you did with minimum effort. That is why rifles and shotguns traditionally had their stocks made of walnut. The checkering on them are easily done and stands up to rough usage. Also, don`t know about Gorilla Glue, but Tite Bond food grade carpenter`s glue is FDA approved and once it is cured it will last outdoors for decades. I use it in my bird house projects. Joe
They look great to me, I hope that you are feeling better, thanks for sharing, be well my friend.
Feeling better for sure thanks Hatch.
Those are really nice end grain cutting boards. End grain is the best because it is the easiest on knives. Nice job.
WOW ! I pay around $ 15 per lineal foot for 1x6 as it has to be brought in. We do have birch up here and I have a big 48 in circular sawmill so it's almost free. Maple and oak are avail south of me near the border with you folk.Aside from that we have plenty of fir, pine,spruce, aspen and cottonwood. That piece will be a great board for your son bud. I am envious eh. I know of a few food safe oils but I just use olive oil.
I have a huge black walnut tree on my property I would like to get cut up.
@@Robinson-Homestead Just find someone with a portable bandsaw to come and do it on site. My circular has a 3/8 kerf. These little/big saws just take an 1/8 kerf with little cleanup/loss.. Big time losses in what is valuable one in boards. Many of them will saw for a portion of the wood sawn. I am drooling just thinking about it.
Thank you for this video. My neighbor gave me a log of white oak and ive been following your video step by step to make cutting boards. They're coming out pretty good
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much for the comment and watching.
I have to cut down a black walnut I planted decades ago as it's 7/8 dead now. The base where it flares has big main roots coming off and the most amazing grain you can imagine. I'm hoping to get the best cutting board from it with just my chainsaw and sanding like you did.
Good luck Paul I'm sure it will be nice thanks for the comment.
I’m starting up a woodworking hobby! Thanks for the video.
Good luck if I can help let me know.
Thanks for the comment.
Very creative Kevin. Nice job on your cutting board.
Thanks Explorer 867
You inspired me to try that. I don't know if its right or wrong, but great job!!
I will try anything at least once thanks Chris.
Came out really nice! Could see nice little cheese boards or even a handy place to set hot pans.
Thanks Chad.
Beautiful finished product. Some observations: To prevent cracking, Chinese chefs traditionally soak the boards in salt water for 2 to 3 days. And after drying, drench the boards with hot cooking oil to seal the wood.
Easier to premix the wood dust with the glue before applying them with a scapel. Good job.
Thank you Mo.
@@Robinson-Homestead You don't want to use cooking oil. While it's a good oil for temporary use, over time the oil does go bad inside the board and then you've pretty much wasted your wood. You want to use food grade mineral oil(not mineral spirits) for a few coats, and then you can use mineral oil with wax, and polish it.
It looks beautiful!!! you did an amazing job
Thank you very much i appreciate it.
Those look really nice Kevin! Great job! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Paul.
looks good I gotta try it now can't wait to see other projects
Thank you Jim good luck if I can help let me know.
Great work!!! Cookies, not slabs.
Oh thanks!
Beautiful wood. I believe the oil was stained too darkly. And I agree that you should have applied the glue before the oil. Check out "Next Level Carpentry" who has a Christmas Video on using CA Glue. He uses CA Glue for sealing and stopping cracks. And yes, "Next Level Carpentry" also uses beeswax and for other surfaces he uses rub-on "Masters Gel Polyurethane".
Thank you lggie.
No judgement here at all. I’m just wondering if that butcher block sealer is actually food safe. My understanding has been that only butcher block or mineral oils should be used because vegetable or olive oil will go rancid. Also, will oil penetrate sealed wood? Not criticizing whatsoever, just curious. Love your videos Kevin, Thank you.
Hi K Uvodich, That Watco Butcher Block sealer that Kevin used says right on the can that it is safe for food contact. It's nearly impossible to see, but it's right on the front label. The mineral oil he used was also food grade. Beeswax is another good choice. Everything Kevin used to seal that cutting board was food safe. One thing I've learned about Kevin is he does his research.
To show the grain really nice in the camera. Squirt a mist of water. Sealer should be any of the three listed: Olive Oil, Cooking Oil, Linseed Oil. They will leave a natural color, not to dark.
Thanks Jim.
Fantastic Workmanship! I definitely will make some of these for Christmas Gifts. I might just wood burn a pattern on some or the initial of the family. You have inspired me to salvage some of the wood my husband cuts for our furnace, from our bush. Already ordered the Butcher Block Walrus Oil and Wax from Amazon. Thank you for this excellent tutorial.
Thanks for the comment Vanessa I'm sure they will turn out great.
Good job Kevin i love wood working
I'm not good at it but I will tryl.
use linseed oil with those
Thanks
I absolutely love these walnut cutting boards you made! Any chance to purchase one from you? THANKS!
I was thinking of making some this fall email email me kdr6688@gmail.com
What about warping?
I can almost smell those taters and onions that was slicked on those board cooking on that new stove of yours.....beautiful use of some broken limbs!!
Thanks Grandpadew.
Thanks.
Looks awesome Kevin, you might'a gave me a winter project! :>)>
Fun project for sure thanks for the comment.
Looks great. I would buy one. Just sayin...
I will make you one.
Very nice, I'm going to try that with some Oak.
I'm sure it will work out thanks for the comment.
Did these split? Every disc I’ve ever cut out of a log like that split as it dried. Looked like pac man
Looks good to me Buddy enjoy the video G-man out
Thanks G-man.
Wow nice job Kevin they look amazing to me
Thanks Melvin.
Outstanding to me, thank you!
Thank you for watching and the comment.
Look great!👍
Thank you
You did a great job!
Thank you Vanessa.
That looks AMAZING
Thanks Brendy.
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Excellent job!!
I have mulberry, walnut and cedar trees!! I have been inspired!!! Question: should the bark be removed. The bark is still on my logs.
I would remove the bark but you could leave it on up to you thank you for the comment.
Don't use Cedar it is too soft of a wood for cutting boards it would be okay for charcuterie board and definitely take off the bark it will come off eventually anyway
Those boards look great! Very good job Kevin. They'd make nice Christmas gifts..☺👍
For sure thanks Tommy.