I did the same thing but with a bar table, except I cleaned all my pennies to look new. I went heads in one row and heads in the next row. Repeat. I further sanded the sanded ply behind it with 220 grit and treated it with wood conditioner, which is what you do before you stain it. Then I stained it with a walnut stain and finished it with a lacquer gloss. Then affixed the pennies with a drop of Super Glue and poured over it all with Epoxy. Then I sanded it and went over it again for added strength. I put it up for sale at an antique store and it sold for $1500.

Is the glue and oil both food grade? I would want to be able to cut food on it. Have good days!

Brilliant vid bro Thanks. I have'nt got a table saw, only my beloved band saw and chop saw. Been looking for weeks for this !!!!!!! (A happy 74 yr old from the UK :)

What is the length of the board at the end?

Great vid..what was the measurements of the 3 boards before cutting them

Thankyou , the rubber band idea is a great way to address a glue up concern of mine. Im doing this with red oak ,but for a desktop

Great work well done.

Powerful stuff. Thank you so much for the video it really helps a lot.

Great video. How long were the 2 inch boards to start with?

Question,what is the length and width of the board

What were the final dimensions of the board?

Good job I’m a try it

Hey, nice job. But for the camera action Please slow down the jerky movements, get a tripod and Dude, Turn off the Damn radio in the background!

You need some clamps

This is the best video for cutting boards Goodwood work j.v.

Man, thanks. That video showed me everything I wanted to know about them and how to do it! I really appreciate this!

This Old House

Great job on a tricky board! I've always been intimidated of the idea of making a 3D board but I'm a bit more confident with videos like these! Love to see another complex board but I'm hoping that you have a videographer so I won't get sea sick again!

Great job! Thanks for sharing 🥰

Get out

Woodglut instructions is nice for that.

nice..

This time I will do it manually with the help of woodglut designs.

How did you build the table?

Thank you for your detailed explaining of your process. Lots of great info here on how you arrive at the end product. Very well explained as well as your use of practice material to minimize waste.

Did you expect to get 1/4 million views??

Happy to find this video. Great job!

Great job woodworking brother.

Dude thx for taking the care to explain shit slow enough for me to get

No PPE !! Gloves, googles and specially the respirator.

So Good

This is a great video! I'm currently working with my dad and he's showing me how to make one, so that I can have my own cutting board. 😁

Next time you make one make the grain of the opposing each other you will end up with your three color blocks looking like a box.

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Great video! and Thank you for not playing that annoying music!

Good job,man.Thanks for the video.

Thanks for the video,man.Extremely informative and well explained.

3/4" stock??

Great video. Now, what the hell am I doing wrong? I cut blocks diamond shaped. If you stack them they are even all 3 sides. When I lay them out there is no way they come together. I noticed the middle edges top/bottom do not line up. Hope that makes sense. Driving me nuts. Cut all at 30 degrees

GREAT VIDEO , FINALLY SOMEONE WHO EXPLAINS TO PEOPLE HOW TO DO IT, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MAN

Thank you for sharing. You explained how to do this art very well. Majority of other woodworkers just do it without saying anything

Be safe on that table saw! Your technique is scary to watch.

If you can post a closer pic of how exactly you laid the pennies out to get that pattern. Like how many in each row and angle so I can see how to do mine like this.Thanks in Advance .Great work it looks so Awesome this way is the best I've seen yet

Badass! I'm going to make a tabletop like this. Thanks for the video. You're a great teacher.

How long were your original boards, six feet?

Great job!!! Turned out beautiful. I’m getting ready to “penny up” lol a round side table. I’m a little cautious about it being circular but we shall see!! Anyways keep loving your creativity!!

Turned out great! I love the heavy chamfer on one side only, very nice board.

Cool project, thanks for sharing. Interesting process. Full View and Like 👍

The hands close to the table saw blade makes me cringe. Great looking work, just get a gripper and an outfeed table before your hands get flung into the blade.

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