25 Levels of Cutting Boards | Episode 6 | 3D Blocks - Basketweave n°2 - Honeycomb

[@ralphwatson7036]

All these patterns are amazing. Even more amazing is that you still have all your fingers!

[@10FingersWorkshop]

awesome work, the honey comb just looks like a real honey comb

[@joliekarno]

I LOVE your videos. Please keep these coming!

[@tutofimo1]

Toujours aussi classe !

[@1pcinoregon]

The last one was really cool. Aaaaaaaa I need to get a drum sander now.

[@MakerCuisine]

Really enjoying these videos and the effort you put in

[@DelRubikeo]

The second one of this video is my favourite!

[@knuckleheadfishing5405]

I like you work. But I wish you took more time showing your problems and how you fixed it! Keep up the great work!!!

[@ProgressiveEconomicsSupporter]

AMAZING!!! Hard to choose any noard over the other. If I had to: Basketweave - Honeycomb - 3D Blocks

[@GregMakesThings]

I tried to take into consideration your comment from the last video, hope it showed positively in the video :)

[@webkitswkshop]

I watched the hole series, the only point I would like to mention is, do not pay so mano time to explain sanding, cnc grooves, feet and those not important information. The boards were insane good. Thanks for the insane amount of work

[@NDPuzzles]

I really like the idea of the first one, so while the Basketweave n°2 in my opinion came out the best (I was really surprised of how clean you managed to make this one look despite of the complicated glueing), my favorite is still the 3D blocks one :)

[@unclebob8746]

Nit picky, but if you add a juice groove it becomes a carving board vs. a cutting board. Most chefs scrape the cut food off the cutting board directly into the pan.... Great boards. Honeycomb is the most difficult.

[@lbdeuce]

outstanding

[@alexisherrera2048]

My favorite one is the honeycomb pattern

[@Zyugo]

So far, so good. Out the three, the first one was my least favorite, and yes, it feels like it's harder than the rest because of the precision to perfect the 3D blocks look.

[@wintersummers3085]

These puzzles are a lot wider than they are tall. Do you consider them cuboids? Also, how do they turn if you glue them?

[@dennisrobert3082]

Is Lindsey oil better than Miller oil or are they both the same

[@shane-3170]

My problem is when I glue end grain and side grain, it always pulls apart after the glue dries? Any tips or advice on this issue would be great. Thanks

[@GregMakesThings]

So the issue is when you mix grains, you've got two parts that don't expand the same way, since wood always expands. Unfortunately, since these expansion rates aren't the same, the two pieces will generate inner tension and cause tearing or ripping of the wood. That's why they always recommend to never mix grains :)

[@stevenkalb4337]

Just sayin. Wondering how much your boards sell for, but for the life of me I coulndn't fina a purchase section on any of your website or social media. So let's say Ii was a potential customer who wanted to buy one - I couldn't.