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Wife's Mother's Day cutting board

  • May 12, 2018
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Simple construction with this one. I cut two 4" wide black walnut boards 17.5" long. Then three maple strips 1" wide the same length along with a few strips of bloodwood 1/8" wide the same length. All were cut from 3/4" stock. I glued them up over night planed them smooth and squared the edges and then rounded the edge over. A few coats of butcher block oil from Watco and bobs your uncle.

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  • This is beautiful! Awesome job!
    By RYOBI NATION, on May 15, 2018
    • Thanks! My wife has been bragging about it at work all week. It was kind of a rush job seeing as I've got behind on her buffet I've been working on. Just waiting on some parts for my ryobi bandsaw so I can get back to work on it. 
      By kenboyer, on May 15, 2018
  • Nicely done, looks great.  Thanks for outlining the steps you took, I'd love to make a few of these for friends using cutoff scraps.
    By grover959, on May 17, 2018
    • Your friends will love them. One thing I would recommend doing that I didn't do, is to use a router and make a juice grove about an inch from the edges. That way the juice from tomatoes and such don't run off onto the counters. 
      By kenboyer, on May 17, 2018

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Wife's Mother's Day cutting board

by kenboyer
May 12, 2018

Simple construction with this one. I cut two 4" wide black walnut boards 17.5" long. Then three maple strips 1" wide the same length along with a few strips of bloodwood 1/8" wide the same length. All were cut from 3/4" stock. I glued them up over night planed them smooth and squared the edges and then rounded the edge over. A few coats of butcher block oil from Watco and bobs your uncle.