So, how do we order? I may have to take some screenshots just to remember which one I want to order some day.
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Got the chance to get the handles on this Cheese Board. I was really happy with how this board turned out. The contrast between the Zebra wood and the purple heart is great. This was a fun one to make.
I also got my prep board all oiled up and conditioned. I really love this board. it is heavy and 18"X18" square. I put a 45 degree bevel on it so I can pick it up from any side I need too, that is really handy when you have other stuff on the counter. It makes for a great prep area, and it is a pretty good looking board if I do say so myself.
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Looking great Spinaker ! Keep up the awesome work. Here is a cheese board I made for an employee this Christmas! FYI, my secret santa gift was mailed priority on 12/19, still not showing delivered with tracking. Probably the same on the inbound one as well.Attached FilesComment
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Spinaker so seriously, can we commission a board? My old cutting board has served me well, but it’s time to upgrade. Yeah, I could shop anywhere, but I would rather give the love here.Comment
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Yeah, still waiting on that custom shop website....Comment
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I finally made it up north for some R&R and made a few boards. With some more in the works for this coming weekend when I go back up.
The first one I made is for my brother and his new wife as a wedding gift. This one is made from Walnut, Hard Maple, Cherry and Paduk.
The second one is a butcher block I put together. I got a slab of Maple from my buddies kitchen when he was redoing it. So I took the slab I got from him and cut it into 1.5 inch strips, flipped them on end and glued them altogether to make the checker board pattern. It turned out way better than I though it would. I am pretty happy with the results.
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The butcher block was made using my table saw to get them all the same size and make sure they were flat. Then I used bar clamps. I made sure that they were as flat as possible. Then I ran it through my Delta drum sander, which made things quite a bit easier as far as sand goes. If I was doing all the sanding by hand, it would have taken a long time indeed. willxfmr
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Few more boards in the works. I made three regular cutting boards for a a few folks, and another butcher block. This block is out of oak, which was a bit of a challenge with the sanding as oak tends to burn so I had to take it slow. I had some burning, but I actually kind of like it, give s some character.
Just need to do some edge work, the final sanding and add some oil to these babies. Peace!
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Thanks, Lonnie! Great to hear from you. Hope all is well. lonnie mac
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