Oct 14, 2017 11:00 PM
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#woodworking #endgrain #woodporn #storytime
daedardus
Damn that's nice! What's it for, though?
It’s a cutting board, I sell them on the side for income while in college.
Oh yeah, that would be a pretty cool cutting board. Would buy them if I could :P.
TheBadDad
You made this? Do you sell these?
Yes and yes! I’m a college student full time but support myself via woodworking projects!
ThngsnStuf
Need links there stucko
I don’t have a site LOL working on it! Monthly cost is expensive for one. Message me?
ohthatkyle
Beautifully soaked in wood.
nicsplosion
Just positively drenched in wood.
Not quite sure what you mean! Just has some mineral oil to protect it when it’s abused in the kitchen :)
You haven’t been here long have you? [it’s an Imgur joke]
I mainly post here so that I can direct link to the image on forums, but feel free to explain! Or message me :)
LyricalRae
That's beautiful, OP! How long did it take you to make?
About three hours, not including drying time!
That seems so fast to me, but I'm a complete novice. Where do you get the end grain wood?
Then you flatten it perfectly, cut the strips into strips again, turn the end grain up, and glue them together.
It doesn’t start end grain my friend. You buy just a regular walnut board, and then cut strips, make a pattern and glue them together.
I've only built a small table and it's not the best, but it works for the need.
yeah, novice here, Thanks for explaining!
daedardus
Damn that's nice! What's it for, though?
ShltPosts
It’s a cutting board, I sell them on the side for income while in college.
daedardus
Oh yeah, that would be a pretty cool cutting board. Would buy them if I could :P.
TheBadDad
You made this? Do you sell these?
ShltPosts
Yes and yes! I’m a college student full time but support myself via woodworking projects!
ThngsnStuf
Need links there stucko
ShltPosts
I don’t have a site LOL working on it! Monthly cost is expensive for one. Message me?
ohthatkyle
Beautifully soaked in wood.
nicsplosion
Just positively drenched in wood.
ShltPosts
Not quite sure what you mean! Just has some mineral oil to protect it when it’s abused in the kitchen :)
ohthatkyle
You haven’t been here long have you? [it’s an Imgur joke]
ShltPosts
I mainly post here so that I can direct link to the image on forums, but feel free to explain! Or message me :)
LyricalRae
That's beautiful, OP! How long did it take you to make?
ShltPosts
About three hours, not including drying time!
LyricalRae
That seems so fast to me, but I'm a complete novice. Where do you get the end grain wood?
ShltPosts
Then you flatten it perfectly, cut the strips into strips again, turn the end grain up, and glue them together.
ShltPosts
It doesn’t start end grain my friend. You buy just a regular walnut board, and then cut strips, make a pattern and glue them together.
LyricalRae
I've only built a small table and it's not the best, but it works for the need.
LyricalRae
yeah, novice here, Thanks for explaining!