3D Blocks Cutting Boards

Another 3D pattern cutting board project.
Music:
We Are One by Vexento / vexento
/ vexento

[@kelleydiaz8489]

Best video I’ve seen. Instructions simple and easy to understand. Thanks so much for this.

[@terrywininger9681]

I thought the music was kind of funny, reminiscent of the QBert game. Amazing piece of work, thank you for posting this.

[@GourmetGaloreNET]

Cool video, product turned our GREAT! Definitely YES on the outfeed table, you will be REALLY happy you did, I assure you.

[@donesry2902]

Nice work! They look great. Thank you for the video. Also, I love all your tools too.

[@edelryleite1272]

Fantastic! Congratulations.

[@joblowu]

wow so beautiful!

[@bryanteverson4071]

It's amazing how many ways you can do one thing. I've seen at least 5 different ways to do this on youtube.

[@summerlyngdoh8609]

Nice job 👌

[@MichaelSmith-nk4yq]

Brilliant 👍🏾 learned so much from your video . Thanks 👍🏾👍🏾

[@terrywest1094]

I have watched your video on making 3D blocks cutting board. Really enjoyed it. I like the way you explain what you did at each step. Also, the end result of your board was beautiful. At the 4:10 mark in the video where you cut the angled strips, could you tell me how thick you cut the strips. Thank you.

[@cliffphillips9952]

Great work man looks stunning, how to make one myself

[@jimmyq4834]

The clamps are Damstom Panel Clamps, good luck finding some for sale though. I googled for 2 days to find the name of them and then spent another few days trying to find any actually for sale online. It appears they went out of business and now there is only overstock left. The worst part, they were affordable.

[@dalemarsh942]

awesome love that board , whats funny is I have a GRIZZLY table saw and the same 20 inch Powermatic planer . wish I had the sanders you got nice work

[@moezeddinkarimeddiny8876]

Love the way this put together vs cutting bunch of 60 Degrees Diamonds. I believe that there is a bigger chance of errors for not fitting perfectly if using 60 Degree Diamonds, what to you think? I think if any errors made during cutting the boards in the exact angle, the error will not be noticeable, as all Pieces will fit together regardless, then the error may be visible as the angle may be off by fraction of degrees. I don't have the right Table Saw to try this, But once I get access to a nice Table saw, Planer, like to give this method a try. Thanks for sharing.

[@ladykenja2700]

- The dimensional design is called "Tumbling Blocks" & used frequently in quilting by placing light, medium & dark blocks in formations to create dimension.

[@multibusa]

Music is often subjective but can also add or subtract from the overall experience. Without wishing to jump on the band wagon, this music was a little distracting causing me to have to mute the sound, then back on to listen to you talking. Having said that I really loved the end product, I think it’s so magical how carefully coordinated cuts and placement can give such a spectacular illusion. Great work.

[@cunkmusic8748]

Nice... Very nice...

[@wisconsinwood]

You do some seriously nice work Chief! Interested to see where you found those over/under clamps. I could use a few of those.

[@alainbarthelemy219]

Super sympathique c’est un bel ouvrage et cela donne des idées pour faire de jolis cadeaux

[@pedrohernandez6538]

Eres bueno. Gracias por mostrar. Un saludo desde España

[@bobhoffman8717]

Awesome thanks for sharing

[@christophris3602]

Exzellent Job !!!

[@leandroparada2694]

Love it thanks for sharing. But the music. Looked at another video instead.

[@ladykenja2700]

- BEAUTIFUL ! ! ! Love the dimensional effect. Thanx for sharing. The music was somewhat annoying & didn't promote the end product (sorry).

[@TerrapinCreations666]

What angle was the table saw blade set to?

[@wallacemay4738]

I'll bet is 30deg...fkn annoying...between the music and no measurement descriptions ...this dude has 50K worth of tools but no common sense...great board duh

[@BrianMansfield75]

I'm usually not one to complain about music but.... the rest of the video is awesome though

[@beerancher3225]

Wholehearted agreement , music is crap . Why bugger up an interesting video with computer generated rubbish more at home on a call centre hold .

[@richardcaruso002]

@@beerancher3225 that's why I turn the volume off.

[@beerancher3225]

@@richardcaruso002 Me too mate . But wouldn't it be more interesting with a bit of commentary and some real music ?

[@kelleydiaz8489]

What is the angle or degree to use on the table saw? 30 or 60 degree angle?

[@GourmetGaloreNET]

More glue baby, more glue! I buy it by the 50 gallon drum from National Casein, BTW.

[@diannejanczewski512]

Wish you would provide written instructions to go with the great video! Hard to keep track of the angles and dimensions.

[@charliethomas8253]

your work is great but all you want is someone to watch you work as far as teaching not good to many details left out .

[@ElCidPhysics90]

Nice job. Do you have a set of plans showing the dimensions of the cuts etc?

[@dgn9539]

I am going to work with your tumbling block cutting board. when you have your initial angle cut made, mow wide is the next cut?

[@tald315]

Great job and lovely result. I am particularly interested in the glue-up frame to prevent any bowing. Is that a self-made jig or available from a manufacturer/on-line? Thanks for posting this.

[@mateosalvaje9550]

I like that cauling (caulling?) system for keeping the work clamped down during glue-up--I am never 100% ready for the slipsliding and shifting of individual pieces. Did you make that system or might you tell me the manufacturer's name? Nice work, man!

[@ImpromptuCardMagic]

Where did you get he riving knife for you grizzly saw?

[@GourmetGaloreNET]

Check out the Pony 50's, maybe a new model number now, but stick with the Pony brand (I've tried others but the threadings aren't as good) 3/4" pipe clamps, give them a try brother - you can never have too many clamps :) (best part is buy the pipe local).

[@wilbertpino8234]

During the glue up I noticed you glued the light colored ends on either side but they are gone by the conclusion of the video. Did you just glue them for protection?

[@antmallett6065]

The ends are glued on to stop tear out when planing, and then cut off. So yes, protection.

[@nealharris8943]

First, these are beautiful. A much easier way to create one of these than other videos I've seen. I do have a question about what is going on at the 5:00 min mark. Are you just squaring up the pieces with the blade back at 90 degrees?

[@JesusUruchurtu1]

Great end result but sadly video isn't up to par. There was a huge pile of glued boards and the next take it's a 30 degree triangle running along the sled? how did that happen?. Like planing? jointing? sizing? all that was lost?. That's like the gist of the video if you ask me (then again you didn't, just commenting as an user).

[@howardbessen4246]

In your initial angled cut, using wood "sandwiches" a total of 40 mm thick, what is the distance between the fence and the saw blade?

[@Sacwarrior4]

B eautifully done. I am getting ready to make this 3D cutting board. Can you provide the starting dimensions of the stock? I'd like the finished board to be about 11X 16 inches and 1.5-1.75 inches thick.

[@RONALDO-yk4lb]

TOP parabéns 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✌🏻🇧🇷

[@georgeslater4020]

Do you have plans for this ? What angles that are cut and how wide to cut strip to make it all come together

[@manuelnavarroligueno3792]

Hola un saludo desde el fin del mundo (Chile ) muy lindo trabajo quisiera saber los grados de corte y medidas de las tablas. Muchas gracias y felicitaciones por tu trabajo en madera ha que es un arte.

[@drooten]

What kind of clamps are they? They grey , sandwich ones? Did you make them yourself?

[@jongrider8950]

Good video, broke the process down into understandable steps, nice work. The fake music is a distraction however.

[@JoseRoberto-sq1oe]

Perfeito lindíssima

[@sapognikserg]

good day, how many degrees the angle at which You make the cut first...thanks..

[@TomKaren94]

Great job, but could you use some music that is a little less irritating?

[@electronicperformer1]

What is that awesome clamping system your using called. I NEED it

[@soerenhuba]

Damstom panel clamps. Rockler sells them among others.

[@ronaldomedeiros540]

Linda tabua de corte, quais madeiras você usou? Beautiful cutting board, which woods did you use?

[@juliorivera4826]

The cutting board looks great. Congratulation on your retirement from the Navy, are you still overseas? your table saw is not USA made it looks more like the one sold overseas. Keep the videos coming they made me feel like making something too. :)

[@joeysampaolo8962]

Thank you Ruben for the degrees I'm still curious to know what the rip width is after sandwiching the maple to the walnut and cherry? I see that you have them glued and ripping them at the 30 degrees I'm trying to make one of these you have the long point and short point of the these individual rips I would like to know is that 1.5" two inches? Sorry for the trouble and thank you again

[@playasdetijuas]

I wish people would stop using the same cheesy music on awesome videos.

[@mesquitamk1681]

friend i live in brazil and do not have these projects could you help me where do i take the course for these projects

[@elconstructor7747]

Good morning, what is the name of that oil that you apply and what time you should leave thanks and greetings

[@danielherline7204]

What kind of two piece clamp did you use ?

[@haroldlathan1859]

you ran end grain through the planer ?

[@stanca1]

Wondering if you have a list of tools in your shop. I am interested in your glue up clamps...not the pipe clamps and your various setups on the table saw. Thank you in advance.

[@christopherparker1829]

what is the thickness of each piece at initial glue up?

[@shayckemarcia]

Trabalho excelente. Cara você e muito parecido com Georges St. Pierre do UFC. rsrsrs

[@scottthompson7916]

Awesome video! Where did you get the glue clamps?

[@scottthompson7916]

*the one with the steal rods at one end

[@mariomoreno5072]

What is the angel degree of the table saw blade when you cut the panel.

[@romanmendez4350]

HOLA, QUIERO SUGERENCIAS. QUIERO HACER ESTE TIPO DE TABLERO PARA UNA MESA. PERO NO LA PIENSO HACER CON PIEZAS DE MADERAS MACISAS. SINO CON CHAPAS DE 1 MM Y DARLES LAS FIGURAS ROMBOIDES Y LUEGO PEGARLAS EN UNA PLACA DE 12 MM AGLOMERADO O SIMIL. LUEGO DEJARLE UNOS MM PARA LLEGAR A NIVEL DEL RESTO DE LA MESA. ESE RESTO RELLENARLO CON RESINA EPOXI. ME QUEDARA BIEN?? ESPERO COMENTARIOS DE MIS COLEGAS. GRACIAS

[@hasmukhvpatel4539]

how many people get Answer back ? i like to know the what angle the all cut are?

[@greglester9820]

On your 10mm strips you glued together, what are the widths of the strips?

[@garynoyb4318]

Is it just 3/8 and 3/4 in standard or is it better to do it in metric?

[@nickhristov]

The reach over the table saw blade is giving me anxiety

[@MrDizzle715]

Same here. I’m like dude wtf!?

[@raymondabel]

pl angle of cut and seize @ 04:19. Other dimentions would have been great to have also (BTW perfect demo but anoying musique)

[@zanekeen7338]

What with are the cuts at 4:00?

[@jimmycrackcorn971]

I think its 30deg from others I have seen

[@robharrison6030]

Great looking cutting board. I, too, am retired Navy - now teaching wood shop in a small rural school. One of my students happened upon your video. One question - what is the width of the cut (of the sandwiches at 30 degrees) - or - is there a formula to use to get that dimension? Many thanks.

[@marvveltkamp6884]

Rob 1

[@andresrairan7256]

1 inch wide?

[@debbiecomeau820]

could someone explain again exactly what time point in the video that this one inch cut comes in?

[@dasherjesse2204]

What the angle of the table saw blade please.

[@dasherjesse2204]

30° angle

[@daves4052]

How wide are the strips being cut at 4:10?

[@jeffchockley2673]

this is such a cool design thank you for sharing this ! i would like to make one for my son and actually have just done a practice one but just out of pine ,oak and cherry scraps i had. made the sandwiched boards 10 mm pine and 20 mm oak and one of 10 mm pine and 20 mm cherry. started those as 8 inches wide and 12 inches long "sandwiches" now just did final glue up and have a board 16 inches long 5 inches wide and 1.5 thick. I guess it does not look too bad for a first try. i do have a question though. If i would like the next board (the one for my son) to be 15 x20 and 2 inches thick what should size of boards be to start the "sandwiches" . I know it should be easy to figure this but just having trouble wrapping my brain around this haha. Thanks

[@joeysampaolo8962]

Hey, what's the angle you rip after sandwiching the maple to the cherry and walnut? Great looking cutting board good job!👍🏼

[@joeysampaolo8962]

Also when you make the rip on table saw with the degree long point to short point what's that measurement?

[@reubenbrauer7316]

Joey Sampaolo the angle is 60 degrees, or 30 depending on whether it's a right or left side rip.

[@antmallett6065]

Nice work man, but you should have given kudos to mtm.

[@rbwoodcreations1039]

I do quite often!

[@antmallett6065]

Cool, first video of yours I've watched, so didn't know...The man is a master at his craft. I see you have adopted the short fence; is it better? Makes sense that it would be, care to share your opinion?

[@rbwoodcreations1039]

Agreed, MTM Wood is an inspiration for me and really the reason I got into making these. I use the short fence for a couple of reasons, which I'm sure is the same for others. #1: When making multiple repeat cuts, it keeps the previously cut piece from being wedged in between the fence and the still spinning saw blade, reducing kick-back possibility. #2: Sometimes the actual fence goes out of square to the saw blade. Not a big issue with a cut or two, but when cutting one panel 20 or 30 times over, that small percentage of a degree can quickly add up to 3-5 degrees or more by the time you get to the final strips being cut out of the panel. Not usually a big deal, but with end grain cutting boards, that means that although all of the shapes will be aligned on the top surface, the bottom of the board's shapes will be slightly out of alignment and sometimes break the pattern. With that said, I know the fence on my sliding table is true to the blade, so when each cut is made, the trueness of it is based off of the front edge of the panel being against the sliding fence so there's no chance of the rest of the cuts being off. The short fence really only serves as a stop block to ensure all cuts are the same thickness and to allow that extra space for the cut pieces not to get stuck in between the long fence and the spinning blade.Hope this helps!

[@he-mansuncle7661]

RB Wood Creations what are the angles that you are cutting the wood at and how thick are the cuts? I’m just starting out and with some help, I am going to be making one of those boards. If I make a few mistakes, I will be making the chaotic pattern cutting board hahaha! Now back to watching your other videos!

[@he-mansuncle7661]

Check out his new app! It’s very impressive and has some great information in it

[@Dgk23]

👍

[@scwyldspirit]

Where did you find the coplanar clams at?

[@eyewokeupinhell]

When buying hardwood, most is coming in at 3/4" thick which is already shy of the 20mm mark...am eye missing something? Ha

[@joshbauer2223]

Buy 5/4 if that's the case, but I have found a large majority of suppliers in Canada give you very close to a full 4/4 when buying undressed lumber, and just over 20mm when buying dressed.

[@zink339]

mmmmmmmmmm wood sandwich

[@AnthonyStabler]

'Cause of the music loop, I don't think I can finish watching. Try a voice-over describing what & why your doing.

[@GunnerAl9]

Great video, but your music is annoying as hell. Caused me to turn off the sound. I would have rather had some verbal dialogue explaining more details of why or what you're doing. For instance, I didn't understand why you cut a 30 degree cuts on a bunch of strips and then cut the angles off on the table saw? Why? Again, great video, just needed more verbal explanation. I plan on trying this project in the new year and use your video as a guide. Thanks.

[@klimbimm6803]

Wondering what the width is that you're cutting at 4:10 into the video? Going to have a bash at making a few of these as Xmas presents. Cheers,

[@UriValdez]

What angle did you cut the sandwich pieces?

[@reubenbrauer7316]

Uriel Valdez 60 degrees

[@UriValdez]

Danm my table saw only goes up to 45. Thanks for the reply man

[@reubenbrauer7316]

U can do 30 degrees, same difference.

[@reubenbrauer7316]

Uriel Valdez 60 degrees is just measured from one side, but on the other side of the blade it's 30

[@UriValdez]

Reuben Brauer ok, so I did what you told me and holly cow, it worked perfectly, it was a success, next time i just have to use more lumber I got a pretty small cutting board. Thanks for your help man

[@michaelsmith296]

Background music is more annoying than the screech of Nancy Pelosi's voice.

[@LoudounDemocrat]

Ah, Nancy sounds LOVELY when she's impeaching Trump though, doesn't she??

[@peternichols9233]

What were the types of wood from lightest to darkest?

[@charleseden5246]

Peter Nichols cherry......maple.....walnut

[@joelira4014]

Are you on Instagram

[@adkinsmikkelsen4980]

Woodglut plans are amazing!

[@Bear220561]

Как то все суетно сделано и не по русски ...видно что еще не набил руки!)

[@Bear220561]

@@token42525 набери на ю тубе ,Making a 3D end grain cutting board #2 ,и сравни как делают не суетясь)...по другому не могу объяснить ...я сам так же делал

[@BamaRushandLilMan]

Ugh! He lost me at very bad techno.

[@jelsener100]

Kind of a joke. Learned nothing

[@sebastienpletacher7435]

what is the width of the slat at 30 ° ? Thx

[@mariomoreno5072]

What is the angle degree of the table saw blade when you cut the sandwich panel.

[@ericinarcata]

Mario Moreno my guess is 60 degrees. Three different colors making up a 6 sided polygon. 360 / 6 = 60

[@ericinarcata]

Mario Moreno you would adjust your table saw to 30 degrees

[@ericinarcata]

60 degree angle.

[@williame.jaramillo465]

So what did you do with the USMC plaque?