A Fleur-de-lis Charcuterie from Scrap Wood

Personalized Charcuterie board in the shape of the Fleur-de-lis and made out of walnut. Used my homemade CNC router to profile and engrave. Made two charcuteries from scrap that was laying around in the shop. First charcuterie was for a friend that was originally from Louisiana and wanted the shape of the Fleur-de-lis. It was engraved with their name and date of marriage.
Second charcuterie was a custom designed piece with trays pocket out with a 3/4" bowl bit.
These could all be done by hand, but that's why I built the cnc.
Love the Powermatic sander. I need input from viewers as to which other projects they may want to see. Thanks to Stoll Brothers Lumber in Odin, Indiana for the great addition to the shop.
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What can't you make out of scrap?

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Can’t wait to show your biggest fan

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Wake him up if you have to.

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The Fluer_de-lis is beautiful!

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I'm glad you like it.