Posted By: KRoyal
Charcuterie Board Fail - 04/01/22 04:12 PM
So I’ve been wanting to do a charcuterie board for a bit and finally decided to knock it out.
Edge grain walnut, hand sketched and freehand cut on bandsaw.
I also really wanted to do some of the “Litchenberg Figure”, but did a bunch of research on it and really don’t want to be playing with that many volts of electricity. Alternatively I came up with the idea of creating a Litchenberg Figure graphic and using my laser engraver to engrave it into the wood which not only let me control exactly where I wanted it but it’s also about a million times safer lol.
Then came the epoxy pour. This is my first time using epoxy in woodworking. The pour went fine and I was digging the color. But after planing and sanding process it lost all the color almost. I’m guessing I didn’t mix the epoxy and color together properly or my engraving wasn’t deep enough. Still turned out decent and I’ll still use it, but time to try again lol.
Edge grain walnut, hand sketched and freehand cut on bandsaw.
I also really wanted to do some of the “Litchenberg Figure”, but did a bunch of research on it and really don’t want to be playing with that many volts of electricity. Alternatively I came up with the idea of creating a Litchenberg Figure graphic and using my laser engraver to engrave it into the wood which not only let me control exactly where I wanted it but it’s also about a million times safer lol.
Then came the epoxy pour. This is my first time using epoxy in woodworking. The pour went fine and I was digging the color. But after planing and sanding process it lost all the color almost. I’m guessing I didn’t mix the epoxy and color together properly or my engraving wasn’t deep enough. Still turned out decent and I’ll still use it, but time to try again lol.