30 - How to build a Walnut Cutting Board in an hour from offcuts & scrap

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This is a quick and easy project, that took me less than an hour to make. I used some scrap boards and offcuts. I usually never throw anything away. And if you are like many woodworkers you have a bunch of thin strips you didn't throw away either.
In this video I show you how, I take those scrap boards, and even some waste I had from a project mess up, and turned them into a beautiful cutting board. This would make a beautiful gift, and in fact, as soon as I posted pictures on my facebook page, I had a number of people ask for one.
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[@ConcernCritic]

very nice cutting board! is titebond 3 food safe?

[@redneckdrennan745]

idk whats happend to your FB link but it opens up supersized!!! BTW nice cutting board!!! ill be making the wife one soon!!!!!

[@woodandwheelz]

Just a quick question and I may be answering my question in my question, but, to me it seems that 1.5 inches thick is a thick cutting board. I know you can by a prefab one from department store that would be about .5 to .75 inches. I know because I have some but would like to make my own. My question is being it's made your way (meaning at home not meaning James's way), does it need to be that thick or is it simply preference? Is there an advantage to having a thicker cutting board versus a thinner one? I'm thinking I would stick to about an inch thick. Thank you for a great video and tips and advice. On a different note, my favorite part of your videos isn't necessarily the woodworking part. I love seeing the family involvement. Your daughter and my daughters both love to photobomb any chance they get and that's awesome. Both of my girls like to be involved in what ever I do. We swapped out a door and tailgate on my truck and the my daughter wanted to do most of the work. My boys are the same way, it just takes a little more incentive to get them outside. LoL! So many kids these days could care less about what their parents do. Great example as a dad. Thank you. God bless, Joe

[@redneckdrennan745]

Ned103 theres no real advantage i see to a thick cutting board. i think it preference and such.

[@albertogonzalez01]

You sir are the real alpha.....

[@sammathis]

It's awesome to see your kids in the shop with you. When my children are a little older, I hope to have the same experiences.

[@tro8191]

The build looks amazing... and I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the family building together with dad teaching along the way! Reminds me of how I used to shadow my dad (a now retired carpenter) day in and day out when he was in his workshop. Sparked my interest years ago as a kid, and at the same time, shared a special bonding moment for he and I. Major props to u!!!👍

[@mountainviews5025]

Looks great she came up with a good design and we love your family James y'all are a caring wonderful amazing family and this is the number one reason that we watch your channel thumbs up my friends thank you for teaching us so much stuff

[@ant-asd]

yup... I love to see them working together......

[@tonybp965]

I always think it's a beautiful thing when it's a family affair. Your girls are always helping you. That's very cool.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much.

[@TabletJunkie]

I watch way too much KZbin but you've moved into my top 5. I love your work, simple yet clear voice over, and enjoy how you make it a family affair. Cheers

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

HI! Thank you so much for the kind compliment.

[@tjug0f3m]

Voices are make or break for me... I prefer the Russian-speaking dude whom I can’t understand over many other dudes on KZbin...

[@billedis5482]

Always a pleasure to see you working with your family. You are a Wonderful Dad. Thanks for sharing. Bill

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Bill, thank you very much!

[@ptick16]

The absolute best part about this video is the whole family doing something everyone enjoys, together. Oh, and the cutting board was pretty cool too! ;)

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Haha, Thank you very much!

[@jaenulton9953]

@@KingsFineWoodworking No reply needed. :) I agree completely, what a beautiful family. The family in the videos is one of the main reasons I finally clicked the subscribe button, because your videos are warm. It's so refreshing and nice to see so much love in such a sick a world.

[@grim8118]

I absolutely love how you have all your kids involved! I am in the process of building my shop, and can't wait to get my two boys involved

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

It sure makes it a lot more fun! Thanks for watching!

[@dalejones4186]

Hi. Great video but jewelry and woodworking are a dangerous combination don't you think. Love seeing you teach the younger generations.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

You are right. I didn't catch it when I should have. Thank you for commenting.

[@richklekar]

I like that you include your family in the projects. Way too cool!

[@toolsconsumables7055]

How rare it is to see the whole family partaking in a common activity. So much nicer to see them immersing their mind into something useful than wasting their lives on computer games &/ television. Keep up the good work. Kind regards.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you. I feel very blessed that I get to work with my daughters every day!

[@toolsconsumables7055]

Dear James, many thanks for your hearted reply. Indeed one is blessed who has his/her children to take an active interest in their work/hobby. This is an added bonus for the children as they acquire another education into something useful that they can make use use in later years & just like their parent share with their own & perpetuate an ancestor's fine skill & passion. Your legacy will live on for a mighty long time my good man; you've assured yourself of that; this is probably one of the finest way to contribute to future generations. Kind regards.

[@KieranRooney]

ToolsConsumables aren't you technically using tech rn

[@toolsconsumables7055]

Dear Sir, I fear I do not understand what "using tech m" means. Would you be so kind as to enlighten this poor soul. Kind regards.

[@alimaleki217]

Great job all around. I love how well you all work together (or maybe you’re editing out the shouting)!

[@toph2527]

😂

[@AbamAdy]

1 big happy family...as always...awesome

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@sjgoff]

Always wear loose jewelry when working around power tools.

[@jeremycaudill6916]

better to not wear any

[@2Much2lose]

@@jeremycaudill6916 he was being sarcastic

[@Snipercastt]

Que belo trabalho meus parabéns gostaria de saber quais tipos de madeira você utilizou no projeto muito obrigado e grande abraço 🇺🇸🇺🇸🖖

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Os tipos de madeira são Noz, Bordo, Paducah africano, Wenge africano. Muito obrigado. Você é muito gentil.

[@cintiacastro-melendez138]

Love all the girls working together! Love the table! Just one thought she Shouldn’t be using bracelets near machines!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you! And you are right. I should have paid better attention

[@michaeljackson9351]

Nice job i like very clean and a gorgeous family.0 Can you tell me what type or wood is used in this video? Please, thank you very much, I am very interested to have an excellent day.

[@UriValdez]

Beautiful board, I actually made one yesterday and tried to put juice groves on it with a palm router and straight edge guide and disaster happened, the edge guide moved and almost did a grove right in the middle of the board. I managed to fix the board but the guide I threw in on the ground and stepped on it as many times as I could, It helped my frustration

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Haha, that will teach that guide a lesson.

[@followthesunbus4005]

Really informative video...learned everything I needed to know. Like mineral oil/beeswax, and other fun facts like, my shop is substandard! =) sub'd.

[@PathinAZ]

Beautiful...but an hour? With all those great helpers and nice tools, of course. That would be a month long project for me! :)

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

I'm lucky to have all of these helpers. Thank you for watching!

[@DavidWilliams-fx9pw]

What's the difference between pre-drilling a hole for a screw and drilling a hole for a screw? Sorry - pet peeve. No woodworker on KZbin seems to drill holes. They only pre-drill them. Excellent videos - I'm a new subscriber.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi David! That’s a great argument! Looking at it one way, it is clearly impossible to pre-drill a hole. The very act of drilling in the first place concludes the action. You can’t pre-drill something. You either drill it or you don’t. Haha, you can’t drill before you drill… But, here is my two cents. The word pre-drill is a contraction of two words, ‘previously’, and ‘drilled’. So perhaps it means to ‘have previously drilled a hole’ for something. Maybe the ‘something’ is ‘the inserting of a screw?’ Ultimately meaning, ‘drilling holes prior to, or previously to screwing.’ So perhaps we can take the word pre-drill to be a contraction of an entire sentence like this; “The act of drilling a hole, previous or prior to inserting a screw.” Oxford English Dictionary defines pre-drill as: “To drill holes in a material before sale or use; to drill a hole beforehand” Anyway, I like the argument on both sides, and thanks for subscribing. ~James

[@bunnywarren]

What if you "pre-drill" with a small diameter bit through the entire depth from one side. You can then use a larger bit from the same side until just over half way and do the same form the other side, using the "pre-drilled" hole as a guide and avoid any tearout.

[@creep_factor]

Good argument. How about if someone doesn't have a smaller bit and they drive a small nail in to create the pilot hole? Would that be considered "pre-drilling" since it was done prior to the actual hole drilling?

[@charlesthomas9294]

I like the way you used clamps from both the top and bottom to prevent any bowing, obviating the need for cauls. Very cool!

[@cleokey]

As always, very nice, also great to see family participating. You mentioned bees wax & mineral oil at very end (I think). Is that premixed? Is bees wax at hardware store. Sorry for all the questions, I'm trying to learn, thx

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you! You can buy it premixed or you can make your own. Half and half works great. Just heat it up until the beeswax melts. You can get it right here. amzn.to/2zpiU9T

[@ronaldmorris7672]

Looks great! the only thing missing or not mentioned is lightly wetting the board to raise the grain before final sanding. Its not a big deal it just help keep the board smooth after washing.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Ronald! You are right! I think we completely missed it. We had three projects going, and we were video recording 2. Thank you for pointing that out. ~James

[@Combat556]

Is the wetting done with plain water spray or mineral spirit wipe down?

[@mikecalhoun8497]

The cutting board is great and it's wonderful that all of your girls get into the shop to help you but please get you kids to remove all of that dangling jewelry and large rings from their hand and arms before working in the shop. Your daughter was terrifying me to death with it around the jointer. (I'm so sorry for having to be THAT Guy about safety in the shop)

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thanks for the safety tips.

[@ShogunJimi]

I am making a cutting board today - fun stiff - Mine will be purple heart hickory and maple. No Video -

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

I bet that will look awesome.

[@CitizenXFR]

So the answer to how is..? Buy a woodwork shop! Haha great work but so much equipment needed I may just keep buying them :)

[@DIYDharma]

Great board. I don’t have a planer but can rent one. But what is the other machine you run the finished product through vertically? I love the design.

[@ELambo87]

*Build a cutting board in one hour! *must have all equipment shown

[@lloolliippoopp000]

Supper cool James, not so hard to make simple instructions might pick that scrap wood out and give it a whirl lol. Thanks for sharing. Also would like to know I have been wanting to do some harder projects and not sure of the skill level needed to accomplish it. Did you happen to take carpentry classes to do what what you do just curious as most my answers get back to me and said they learned as the went. I'm a full DIY guy and built fish tank stands, beds and a few other things and looking to do more but every time I turn around I need more tools for the project and have to learn how to use them 😂 thanks in advance.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi William! Thanks! I've never had a class. Shortly after I was married in 1985, my father in law started teaching me some woodworking. But really everything was just trial & error and learning as I went. In the early days it was slower, since there was no internet. These days it's great! With KZbin I can look up a technique or method I've never tried and get great pointers. It's never been a better time to be a DIY'er! Good luck & have fun! :-) ~James

[@markhayes2524]

Awesome project with an awesome finish. Great to see a family that works and creates together. Very enjoyable video.

[@Kmass]

I am just now getting into woodworking, I haven't started my first project yet but I may use this as a idea

[@wford1984]

do you not spray with water to raise grain?

[@daviddorman274]

G'day James and daughters I do enjoy your work! I do have a question though every time I flatten the end grain cutting board and put back on the bench It whorps back to the side just flattened, I can only use the router to flatten the board this has happened several times now the timber is very dry and end grain so I thought I'd ask the professionals for "HELP" before I quit the project this Is the first attempt to make a cutting board. Can you offer any suggestions? Cheers D

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Unfortunately, a planer will not take out a cup or a warp. You will need to surface one side with a router or a jointer first. After that, you would plane the other side into parallel. The planer just squishes the cup out of the board, planes it flat, and when the board comes out, the cup reappears. You should check out my Facebook Community page. Lots of woodworkers on there, including me, would be happy to take time to help you with any problems you may have. facebook.com/groups/134828903893994/

[@woodworker1953]

Besides Walnut and Maple what other wood did you use for your accent?

[@Spag.eddie1]

That is such a beautiful board! It's too bad I don't have the tools to make my own.

[@timetoparty11]

Do you recommen using a stain/varnish on the board, after engraving, and then using the oil/beeswax mixture? My worry is if you use the board to cut on, won't the cuts eventually get to the stained layer and contaminate the food?

[@janwears]

A bigger problem is that when the board gets wet, it will eventually fall apart. Wood glue is not waterproof indefinitely. To last it needs 3 cross holes with bolts to hold it together, the nuts can be countersunk and hidden under plugs. Look at an old fgashioned butchers chopping block to see how it is done.

[@grandpasgaming5232]

Really nice! I also love the family doing this together!!

[@sharpeguns1]

I love the Family shot, incl the Dogs. Be blessed my friend. Woodworking Heaven

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Michael. Thank you.

[@jeffb5463]

Great video. Neat to see the family involved in the project. They are very talented as well.

[@w8tng4nepiphany]

@Kings Fine Woodworking.................... if I don't have a table saw can I use a miter saw for the cuts? Thank you !!!!! @KingsFineWoodworking

[@Docstantinople]

I want to make a cutting board but I don’t have a table saw to rip lengths of wood.

[@556suppressor]

Get a DeWalt portable table saw. Best tool I ever bought.

[@Docstantinople]

@@556suppressor I’ll look into it

[@inspectr1949]

Wonderful family, mine is grown up and 3,000 miles away. Question what is the species of the white wood as I'm always looking for a holly substitute which is so expensive?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Michael, thank you. The white wood is hard Maple. Not as white as holly. But close.

[@garynordmann138]

Hey James and fam., great looking all around! Both thumbs way up, even the wife liked the board. 😄😄😄

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Gary! Thank you! And please tell your wife thanks also!

[@MichaelAlthauser]

What's the process for making cutting boards if you're just starting out and don't have the budget for a planer, jointer, and table saw?

[@heru-deshet359]

Customers should see videos of the work and time involved in making a beautiful piece like this. Then they won't try to dicker down the price.

[@MrOneacuff]

I noticed you didn't do a water wipe down to raise the grain before final sanding. Thoughts on why or why not? Also, I'd like to get your mix for the mineral oil/beeswax you use. THANKS! Love your work.

[@bajlazs]

nice board bot some things I noticed (don't want to be a smartass here but one thing have to be sad and other things are just my nit pickings ) 1 ) using a jointer or ANY power tool for that matter in jewelry especially loose bracelets is a terrible idea, asking for a prosthetic hand 2 ) applying mineral oil with towel is like trying to spray paint with a vacuum cleaner , highly counterproductive and wasteful .., 3 ) it is your design but putting the juice groove so close to the middle takes out sooo much effective cutting surface

[@chrisweigand1817]

very cool. question about the thin strips. Are they face grain? Are all your pieces face grain to face grain? I am confused about putting face grain to edge on cutting boards. is that ok over time? I know not to ever mix end grain with face or edge but I can't get a definitive answer on face to edge glue ups. both long grain so should be ok?? anyway your boards are beautiful and definitely going to try one.

[@aroldfut]

Well done! However, watching someone pushing a narrow piece of wood over jointer blades without a pushblock is scary.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much! We will take note of any error we made and endeavor to be more careful in the future.

[@charlyrodzz]

Any one know a good website were i can purchase scrap wood (walnut). In my area we only have home depot and lowes. Thank you.

[@GodlessArtist]

Hi Carlos. You might have some luck calling up cabinet shops. One of the things I do, if i run out of my own, is to go to a lumber yard. Its a good distance away for me too, but I make a day trip of it. For $100, I can load up my truck with all kinds of scraps that last me a year.

[@charlyrodzz]

@@GodlessArtist ok thank you, gonna give it a try.

[@ourcommonancestry6025]

Love that the whole family played a part in the work. AWESOME!

[@karthickb1973]

hi james, just have a doubt is it good idea to have chemical (polyurethene and glue) applied wood for a cutting board. BTW, kavita is a typical indian name. with lots of love from india.

[@ruffhi]

Thx for the video. I think you have the high / low viscosity comment back to front. High viscosity fluids are more solid. Low viscosity fluids are less solid. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viscosity

[@daveerickson5313]

Are there woods that wouldn’t be safe to use in a cutting board? I was surprised to see Wenge being used. I love the wood.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Dave, there certainly could be some species that would be toxic to consume. But I’m not familiar with any that are. In truth almost nothing from the cutting board ends up in the food anyhow, but it’s good to be safe. The Wenge you asked about is a toxic species if the dust is inhaled. It can cause neurological damage. And splinters can cause infections if not removed. However once sanded it doesn’t really present a threat. And furthermore, the acids in stomach along with digestive enzymes are enough to prevent Wenge from becoming an issue. To be completely safe, you could do a google scholar research, and look for periodicals that have researched that. I found one from the NIH some time ago, although the number of species it covered was pretty limited.

[@22smudger]

Maybe a stupid question, as I am new to carpentry, but all those wood offcuts look like they are hardwoods? Do kitchen cutting boards 'have' to be made from hardwoods?

[@toysoldier46552]

Nice job, the girl picked out a pattern that isn't boring or too much of a distraction while using the board :)

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

I think so too! thanks!

[@TonyA_M]

Awesome work I love cutting food on a nice wood board my parents have. And this video came to mind when creating an idea. Hopefully I can try to get close to this 😁

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Tony! Thank you!

[@paulorobertosouza1043]

Always working withTitebond III ! Nice job my friend. Congratulations from Brazil!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Paulo! Thank you very much!

[@jimquinty5378]

You are lucky to have three young daughters like that my daughter went to become a nurse after she master the craft .....pretty cool

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Jim. Thank you. I definitely feel lucky. And I actually have five daughters who love woodworking. That is awesome that your daughter became a nurse. Thanks for watching ~James

[@Ticky66MN]

What an amazing treat to be able to work in your shop building with your family. Thanks for sharing a great project.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@cgrobe21]

I like that a lot. That’s nice. Where would i be able to find walnut wood and the other types you use at?

[@dansmith859]

Looks great awesome job. Only complaint about the video is you kept saying now I did this and I did that but clearly in the video they where doing it.

[@MccaneWoodcrafts]

love the cutting board. have been looking at trying my hand at making one, but I doubt it will ever look that good.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Frank! Give it a try! I bet it'll be great!

[@timlist4173]

Very Nice! Eventually I will have some scrap around to do things like this. Or just have to buy the stock to build one.

[@Pozoe12]

I’m just learning woodworking, and I’m wondering why at around 4:50 you guys used a joiner and not a planer to get the finish off the boards? Is it simply because you don’t have one? Edited: nvm, you do have a planer! Lol

[@jeffbabski]

Great to see the family working together. The cutting board turned out great. Very nice video and voiceover work!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Jeff. Thank you!

[@fred4513]

Ausome James !!! But it seems to me you are working those poor girls way to hard!!! LOL You have an amazing family!!!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Haha! You might have it backwards. Every few days there is a different one over who needs something. Maybe I'm overworked. Ok just kidding. I have it pretty easy. And it's awesome to have them over.

[@fred4513]

if you live to be 100+ they will always be your little girls !!! PRICELESS !!!

[@RiaanOliver]

It's not just a cutting boards, it's a King's cutting board. Awesome project as always.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Haha! Yes. Thank you very much.

[@mimimitchell1989]

Great job on your video and project . I think its awesome that your girls got involved . I have three girls of my own.

[@hughjair133]

Awesome work! I have a planer but no jointer, would you just clean up the edges after glue up on a table saw? Thanks!!

[@michaelhughes8306]

Very nice work I watch u all the time , your work is beautiful man n I was jus wondering being a wood worker myself how much would u sell this for if u where going to sell it

[@jjp52]

What did you put on your miter saw for dust collection? And did it actually improve it?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

I wrapped a piece of leather and taped it around the existing dust catcher to make it bigger. The improvement is very slight. Before I put the leather I actually had a piece of cardboard taped there that actually worked much better for some reason. From what I hear the Bosch miter saw has better than average dust collection, but it seems pretty mediocre to me.

[@agioklima]

I have two dayghters ... But this is the best ...from Greece

[@bradroon5538]

Feet make it a one sided cutting board. I might consider using a core box bit to make finger grooves on the short sides, and spray it with water to raise the grain so it can be knocked down...

[@dannymoilanen3845]

Nicely done! As a woodworker myself, I enjoy your channel.

[@robertgaritano7718]

How deep is that routered groove? Also how thick is the cutting board at completion? Also what is distance of router bit off fence?

[@jamesspry3294]

Great work, but always take jewelry off when in the workshop. Too easy to catch in the rotating machinery...

[@danschuman77]

Lovely stuff.. Please be careful with your daughter wearing dangling wrist jewellery near that jointer!

[@jodymorgan4862]

Hey bro nice job question where did you get the wood clamps like that if you can send me website to buy them clamps thanks

[@ericmesser1]

Well done girls........love your work.......take care🇦🇺🇦🇺........( love those clamps )

[@blessedwithchallenges9917]

Awesome - looks great. I really like to have handles cut into the sides of my thick/large cutting boards...

[@rakeyohn222]

Beautiful pattern and work. Sorry if I missed it, but what is that red wood? Cherry? Thank you.

[@ChristianCMC]

Do you put blue painters tape on those Bessey clamps to prevent the glue squeeze out from getting on the ribs of the clamps?

[@RickJones222]

Beautiful work, and beautiful family!

[@29floridaguy]

so im new to all this i was just using the router table and the round over left a lip on the top on the wood i was using???? any advice please

[@bryangatewood6749]

I was hoping to see more about the juice groove- more particularly how you perfectly set up the stops after making the long horizontal grooves to make the vertices. Great job

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

I should have shown that in more detail. I just carefully measured from the center of the cutter to the stops

[@lowrider9367]

Beautiful!!! Great to see the whole family in spending time in the wood shop!!! Nice build...

[@ivan7453]

Why is your daughter wearing jewellery while operating machinery? Bad things can happen.

[@robertevans6481]

Love the style of it, so many patterns to pick from, but she did great...

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Robert! Thank you!

[@jeremyspecce]

Great job, great board, and great video. I love your style of the thorough narration and how you work your family into it.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

That is very kind of you to say. Thank you!

[@epeiusgarage]

Nice video. Finally getting a planer and I’m going to make a cutting board

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Awesome!

[@soltup1]

A man can never have too many clamps or tell his wife too many times that he loves her.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Haha, quite true!

[@bowman1340]

Its awesome to see you getting the kids involved. Great parenting and great memories

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Adam. Thank you.

[@chrislogan8283]

Great coulors love your vids.whats the weirdest thing you have made? i once made some brake shoes for a Funicular out of lignum vitiae that wood was so hard .

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Chris! I'm not sure what the weirdest thing I've ever made is, but some more unusual things might be a deck I made entirely of mahogany for a wealthy client, a computer tower case entirely of wood, and maybe even my bench vise, which is made of wood, but I use it a lot for metal work.

[@chrislogan8283]

hi yes that vice is brilliant as is the vid

[@lisaasho364]

I love the video and the end result but two small things I find kinda disturbing. 1) Please mention that you should NOT use expensive knifes on a board like this. To help your blade maintain it's sharpness you should use an end grain cutting board 2) I guess most of your viewers do not own most your tools. Why not show on how to do it with basic tools instead just mentioning it? :)

[@marbledude3635]

Nice job. Shouldn't be wearing all that jewelry around the machines .

[@xrockerguy]

I'm not a fan of running your hand over a live joiner like that. Use a push block.

[@mc4kvb]

Nice build and so great to have your while family in on some of your projects. Nice looking family. Stay safe and be careful.