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A new cutting board model for me

Posted By: jdk1985

A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 04:35 AM

Walnut and mesquite with maple and mahogany diagonal accents. Wrapped in birdseye maple. Bevel cut on the bottom to help with picking it up.

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Posted By: Pitchfork Predator

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 11:46 AM

Very nice. up
Posted By: Old Rabbit

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 01:47 PM

Beautiful, love the Birds Eye.
Posted By: flintknapper

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 01:48 PM

Very nice. Miter those corners so you don't interrupt the look with end grain.
Posted By: SnakeWrangler

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 02:00 PM

Originally Posted by flintknapper
Very nice. Miter those corners so you don't interrupt the look with end grain.

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Posted By: colt45-90

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 02:24 PM

very nice
Posted By: jdk1985

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by flintknapper
Very nice. Miter those corners so you don't interrupt the look with end grain.



Thanks for posting; The end grain sections don't personally bother me much, but I do hear your point, and everyone has certain tastes. I've got a few on the schedule coming up that will be mitered with spline accents, which will be fun projects.
Posted By: Wburke2010

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 03:19 PM

looking good, I like the bevel on the bottom that's a neat idea.
Posted By: SnakeWrangler

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 04:12 PM

Originally Posted by wburke2010
looking good, I like the bevel on the bottom that's a neat idea.



X2...nice work as always.... up
Posted By: flintknapper

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by jdk1985
Originally Posted by flintknapper
Very nice. Miter those corners so you don't interrupt the look with end grain.



Thanks for posting; The end grain sections don't personally bother me much, but I do hear your point, and everyone has certain tastes. I've got a few on the schedule coming up that will be mitered with spline accents, which will be fun projects.


Yeah, but it will look SO good and the extra effort will be appreciated by those who have an eye for it. Price them accordingly. Great work.
Posted By: dogcatcher

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/15/19 07:28 PM

Nice!
Posted By: jdk1985

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/16/19 05:50 AM

Thank you
Posted By: bucksnbass357

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/17/19 01:29 AM

Originally Posted by SnakeWrangler
Originally Posted by wburke2010
looking good, I like the bevel on the bottom that's a neat idea.



X2...nice work as always.... up
Posted By: Simple Searcher

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/17/19 03:54 AM

The end grain doesn't bother me. I like a cutting board that is all end grain.
The bevel is a nice touch.
As always, good work jdk up
Posted By: flintknapper

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/17/19 04:44 AM

Originally Posted by Simple Searcher
The end grain doesn't bother me. :


It doesn't trouble me either really...and with most solid woods it wouldn't look any different. But when you use Birdseye Maple the purpose is to show off the 'pattern'.

Why interrupt that pattern abruptly by using a butt joint and exposing the end grain?

It's not bad, I'm not saying that. But a mitered joint there (with that particular wood) would be outstanding. I like the beveled bottom too, excellent idea.
Posted By: Red Pill

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/17/19 06:40 PM

I like it!
Posted By: Erny

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/18/19 12:38 AM

Looks good
Posted By: Simple Searcher

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/18/19 12:44 AM

Originally Posted by flintknapper
Originally Posted by Simple Searcher
The end grain doesn't bother me. :


It doesn't trouble me either really...and with most solid woods it wouldn't look any different. But when you use Birdseye Maple the purpose is to show off the 'pattern'.

Why interrupt that pattern abruptly by using a butt joint and exposing the end grain?

It's not bad, I'm not saying that. But a mitered joint there (with that particular wood) would be outstanding. I like the beveled bottom too, excellent idea.

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Posted By: jdk1985

Re: A new cutting board model for me - 06/18/19 06:43 PM

Thanks all for the comments, both praises and constructive critiques.

Cheers,
JDK
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