Beautiful end grain cutting board using the Flip Method

[@nathansilver9190]

Bravo, from across the pond.🍻

[@justonbohannan]

Very nice! I like the wide juice groove too!

[@mastermetalshredder]

Yeah, the little thin ones flood all the time. I think I'll just go a little bigger on the dimensions to allow for a big groove when I do mine

[@navarroedwards8031]

That is one very beautiful cutting board. Thanks for sharing the info on how you made it.

[@garystrittmater8258]

As a former shop teacher, I think this is absolutely fantastic bordering on incredible but I have two criticisms. First, I'd either use a large chamfer on the back to help pick it up or router a half-circle in the edges so you can use both sides, no rubber buttons, this way it looks better! If they want a no-slip surface, buy a routing pad at Grizzly, cut it in half and you have enough for two boards! I love your technique for flattening the board, not all of us have huge sanders!

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

Hey Gary. I agree the chamfer works well I have done that before but it’s not a common method I have used. I have attempted routing the ends with a half round but but my router is quite big and cumbersome. I will be ordering a new router soon so I have better options when it comes to certain jobs like juice groves and half circles.

[@EastAvenueWoodWorks]

Cheers for the video mate, great inspiration and the board looked awesome. 1 tip I could give would probably be get some scrap pieces the same height as your board in the juice groove jig. I did notice a slight dip on the side of the router while you were routing it out. Other than that. 👌🏻 +1 subscribe

[@mastermetalshredder]

Amazing cutting board!

[@billrabon8208]

great job

[@michaelwillson6847]

Really like that pattern alomst 3d effect when u pulled to the high shot. Another one if u want another idea is the crazy/obscure board. Total random pattern usually turn quite nice. Good way use up off cuts and scraps. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Oh and belt sander might be worth the investment

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

Thanks Michael. Yep I have plans for a crazy patterned board.

[@michaelwillson6847]

@@hazelnutwoodcraft yea a must say a think they give the nicest results. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@vernsteinbrecker3759]

Nice job, looks great

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

Thanks 👍

[@alfredsanturri922]

Great video I appreciate. The measurement is very much so I can make that for my honey

[@shaynesabala]

That's really beautiful, thanks for the video. One step I didn't see you take (unless I missed it) was you didn't wet it with water to bring the grain out before final sanding. From what I have seen this is important because the first time it gets wet the grain will react leaving a rough finish. Perhaps the way you sealed it prevents that, not sure.

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

I did wet it down but didn’t record that part. But yes that is an important step to do. Well spotted

[@karlfoster534]

Absolutely beautiful work, could you post the measurements of the timber you cut up to make this, I’d love to try my hand at making this board for myself.

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

I have now added the exact thickness measurements of each piece into the description. :) you can make the length whatever you like. the board ends up 11 inches wide

[@artgerst1817]

Great looking board! What rpm did you use when flattening with the router sled?

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

Rpm? Revs per min. I’m not sure what the rpm is on my router but it was on max setting for that router

[@alfonso620]

Congratulations on the video. Is it possible to know the measurements of the boards you used to create your design?? It's fantastic. Thank you

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

I have now added the measurements to the description, the board ended up 11" wide using these measurements.

[@theduftmeister]

stunning.👏 subbed.

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

Thanks for the sub!

[@heartgod]

Absolutely beautiful design and great job. Pardon my ignorance, since I am just beginning at woodworking, but what are the widths and lengths of the wood that you used?

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

I added these in the description. The length of the board is around 18”

[@heartgod]

@@hazelnutwoodcraft oh sorry didn’t see that. And what was the width of the lumber?

[@shaynesabala]

Why did you run each board through the plainer when it would of been a lot easier and more accurate to run the glued up boards through?

[@hazelnutwoodcraft]

because it would not fit though glued up