A 1000$ cutting board

[@johneversole9328]

Excellent and beautiful build, thanks for sharing!!

[@gaynlkohler4098]

Lots of work to make a beautiful cutting board.

[@Shannon-v3r]

Dude had a slider the whole time. Love it !

[@Adam-nv9zo]

Excellent work, as always 👏 👏 👏

[@manchawoodarts]

Trabalho de paciência mais magnífico. PARABÉNS

[@danieldurkton2942]

Very Cool!! Looks Great

[@crystalspear2364]

Beautiful board 😊

[@normajeancaballero7959]

Beautiful 👏🏻😁👏🏻😁👏🏻😁👏🏻😁👏🏻😁👏🏻😁👏🏻😁

[@IamFormaggio]

move the board across the router bit the correct way, BUT when you get to the corner, move it around the wrong way. IT will stop the tear out.

[@shimiperets]

LOVELY JOB

[@sadone0042]

I love purple heart 💜

[@mariocorona2890]

Very nice! I like it. Hope you get the money you was asking for.

[@jucimarferreira3601]

Gostei munto fico munto linda

[@abdullahali5039]

Very very excellent

[@GavinConwayWoodworkBBQ]

Brilliant

[@michellepaller5355]

Reminds me of old TV reception

[@darrylbuckett5380]

What a lot of hard work, but the end results justifies it. Cheers

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Nice 👍

[@sunny71169]

Nice looking cutting board, but really just a random assembly of different colored woods cut and recut with no discernable pattern. Certainly well put together, but not a high end piece of work. With that set-up you have I'm sure you can do better. Those long sleeves and you jacket passing over the spinning blade was pretty scary.

[@estinguray]

Hands coming within inches of that blade

[@sjb3460]

As a retired machinist, the safety violations of the woodworkers and the machinists on KZbin, scare the ********* out of me. I have to wonder how many of them have lost fingers and appendages after making videos. The "amazing and genius" videos of the machine shops in Pakistan and India really give me the creeps. They can't make anything unless they toss it onto the gravel floor.

[@jaykeehan5813]

Yeah, it's nice, but I really don't see how it should garner a premium price. After all it's only a "basic" EG board utilizing 90 degree cuts and simple glueups the whole way through. An "intermediate" board involving jointing angled cuts (Chevron board) is way more time consuming and difficult in terms of clamping strategies.

[@PaddyDoc]

Hey fellas, if a client offered you a £1000 for a cutting of that quality would you turn around say, nah, it’s only £250. Of course you won’t, the young lad is trying to keep his head above the water with the KZbin “experts” knocking him as well!

[@luisgomezjr.1594]

What types of woods did you specifically use?

[@Talukder_Nazmul]

what are the woods you've used on this board? please reply❤

[@pbh45]

In frame at 7:32… Really? 😂 Take my like. Thanks for the laugh. Nice board ❤

[@robira1313]

Wow. Beautiful! - Are all of those strips edge grain or are some of them face grain? It appears as though you rotate some of the strips to face-grain and some to edge-grain. Would still be a good surface to cut upon?

[@dualxhst289]

Beautiful board! How long were you letting the glue set between rips? I saw the "1 hour later", was that every time?

[@kandiecandelaria3134]

Beautiful!!!!! What where your finished dimensions?

[@2WildRazn]

A 1000$ cutting board you say I think you should be charging 4000$ for that joker you got 2500$ worth of glue on it but it’s a beautiful board

[@marcplon4396]

Magnifique résultat ! Quelle patience....🤪🤪 Quel est le diamètre de vos serre-joints, il ont l'air bien solides . Merci

[@Villywoodworking]

J’en ai de toute grandeur mais pour ce projet des 36 pouces

[@marcplon4396]

@@Villywoodworking Merci, mais je me suis mal exprimé!! Je voulais savoir quel était le diamètre des tubes que vous utilisez pour les serre-joints.

[@Villywoodworking]

@@marcplon4396 3/4 de pouces

[@epps781]

Bonjour, très bon travail. Je voulais savoir c'était quoi l'essence du bois violet s'il vous plait ?

[@Villywoodworking]

Purple heart ou amarente les gens on plusieurs nom

[@sergejpr]

Legenda kaže da još uvjek lijepi dasku

[@micklatham3425]

Very nice looking board,buy I find putting the rubber feet on the bottom restricts the use of the board to one side.99% of my customers request for them not to be added.they even offer to pay more if I put a juice groove on both faces.

[@therebellion6911]

The rubber feet depends on use, if you leave on counter you need feet. If you store on side you do not. I would think ones of that size are left on counter. IDK.

[@CalvinJ82]

Very nicely done! Did you really get $1,000 for it? What kind of finishing oil are you using?

[@carybrown3192]

I don't think he meant he sold it for $1000, just $1000 in glue and wood!

[@brettsullivan17]

70% wood 30% glue.

[@Villywoodworking]

100% beautiful

[@mglaqft]

16:43 😢

[@roym.1141]

What is the wood you are using at 0.13 and 0.33?? I have some laying around and can't identify it for the life of me.

[@Villywoodworking]

Padook the red wood and at 0.33 it’s walnut

[@roym.1141]

​@@Villywoodworking sorry Villy the one two after padauk with the lighting bolt stripe, like at 0.14. We're debating this currently on woodworking for beginners group...it's ash vs maple on there???

[@Villywoodworking]

@@roym.1141 this is africains mahogany

[@roym.1141]

The one after mahogany, lol

[@EMOxxSLAYERx]

@@roym.1141 The one after mahogany is ambrosia maple

[@dutchtennhard2860]

Doing the oval router shape is sketchy

[@carybrown3192]

9 glueups=$1000 in glue,why did you keep cutting your glueups into more strips,just a waste of glue and time!

[@flaconoil8015]

And so ? Who spend 1000$ for a cutting board ?

[@commongivemeanicknam]

Stop

[@Old_Rocker_Jack]

Господи! Ну и тупизна!

[@ราซิสมามะ-ค5ถ]

🐅🎏ดู ฟรีคิก แต่ละคน การออกแบบ จากไปท่าน ดิ

[@ราซิสมามะ-ค5ถ]

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