Beginner's Cutting Board From the Woodworker's Point of View!

[@woodwhisperer]

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[@bobbg9041]

How hard do you scrap your toung to get the oil?

[@bobbg9041]

As for Doors, garage door, 16x7 . Im thinking of ordering a water proof wood at full length, and a plywood. The guy on youtube named the woodpecker did one for his shop, its georgious . But his were raised panels thats too much weight for a 16x7 door Even with torsion springs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3enpGxsgd-sf7s

[@JimHester]

+1 to the POV shots. But I'd still watch even if you filmed the entire video from a drone flying in the middle of the shop and following you around during a project.

[@spycedezynuk]

That would be pretty cool tbh

[@dmcarpenter3097]

This should be

[@johnwilliams1091]

I’d like to see this too! Great idea.

[@sandrajacobson917]

Definitely like this POV style coupled with a simpler project as a change of pace. As a long time viewer I do like all of your work, but sometimes I miss the early days with simpler projects. You're a great teacher!

[@andydudas2376]

wow...this is fabulous. A real dive into a simpler project. From a long time listener, this could be something to keep exploring more of in the future.

[@nicholassinovich4257]

I like this format ALOT. Let's us regular folks know we shouldn't expect TWW type results in an instant lol. Thanks, would love to see way more like this!

[@robertwittman9793]

POV view was great! For a visual learner it really helps to see it from the proper side instead of processing a reverse view of you working. Thanks! Super fan.

[@jGoodloejr]

You sir have never put a bad video out on KZbin! There is always something new to learn! Thank you!

[@woodwhisperer]

I appreciate that!

[@denversumner2061]

As a newbie, I really like this style of video, especially your explanation of things as you’re working. Very helpful…

[@DavidNachtmann]

Love the POV of this build. Please include more of these in the future.

[@woodworkerchris1903]

Definitely liked the POV shoot, and the moving blanket tip was very helpful!

[@halsti99]

the moving blanket idea for sanding is pretty good. i personally use rubber underlayment for rugs. they sell that as meter stock in hardware stores here. also pretty cheap, stopps stuff from moving around aswell, but has holes, so wont contain any mess you might cause on it.

[@meatwhisperer]

That thump of freshly planed wood coming together is music to my ears

[@pmdinaz]

I think it tied in the talking points with the instant field of view. Either way works for me. I watch and learn. Then go try for myself.

[@pmelchman]

I like the POV you can’t hide from the camera. We see it all! I believe this will help new woodworkers get a better view. I mean we all have started with TWW cutting board

[@johnnyb95678]

Really like the point of view shooting and the simple direct how to. Thank you!

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

POV with VR would be awesome so we could wear our headsets and look around. Then we would basically be clones of the wood whisperer 😎

[@pppaiste]

Love this video! It's not flashy, but I really enjoy seeing your actual workflow on something, from your perspective.

[@ticknipper]

Omg i didn't realize my cauls were so inadequate working on naming them right now - Don't Caul Me Baby - Caul Me - London Cauling - Caul Me The Breeze - Caul It What You Want - You Can Caul Me Al And finally for now my new favorite - Better Caul Saul

[@realpdm]

Came back to watch this again (about to make my first cutting board) and I was feeling some Kenji Alt vibes with this. I enjoyed it hope you do it again some time.

[@irecruitu6128]

Been watching for YEARS and this simple project was one of my favorites. Here's why: Most of us get out to the garage when we can and make simple projects for the house or for friends. To see an experts view on a simple project is fun (and informative). Do more of these. :)

[@HellaBoredPerson]

I loved this type of video, seeing where your actually placing your hands or how youre holding the wood when running it through the machines was very helpful.

[@shopnwoods9901]

Good tip using the moving blanket. I use a piece of foam carpet padding. Works pretty good

[@TA-en9gu]

It is nice to see professionals offer the basics to this wood working skill to all Thank You

[@BentleyDesignCo]

My whole body got chills when I heard that scraper squeak while removing the dried glue 😅

[@vinceagnes]

Loved the video. I just made 30 cutting boards to give as gifts. I practiced techniques from other projects but really appreciated many of your tips. It was a good refresher for me. A habit I use for glue up to prevent black marks is to apply blue painters tape to the clamp to prevent contact with the wood.

[@sween187]

Super, I use those floor mats in my shed too, great for the feet and knees.

[@jonarse]

Do you have a Better Caul Saul?

[@woodwhisperer]

Damn!! Missed that one!

[@jonarse]

@@woodwhisperer just like clamps, I'm sure you can always use some more cauls

[@robpatterson3325]

I really like the POV style of video. It allowed me as a new wood worker to see the process from start to finish, the same way you do. Thanks!

[@Rabidmoose88]

Great video...very smooth POV so it was enjoyable to watch. Especially interesting to see your technique from your perspective vs from across the tools.

[@singingriverwoodwork]

Dude! More videos like this! POV is the BEST

[@TheDIYTechnician]

Really liked the format of this instruction video. Well Done😊

[@TeddyR_Official]

POV looks great. As long as we can see what’s going on, it’s great too. It’s annoying when some youtubers have bad camera angle, or block what they are doing with hand, arm, or any body parts. Moreover, a bad audio almost always ruin a good video. So props to those using a lapel or lavalier micophones for consistent sound. Oh by the way, good tutorial and tips for those like me who still yet to make our first cutting board. 😆👍

[@stummies]

I made a cutting board not too long ago. I wound up with way too much glue on the board, especially under the cauls where the glue had pooled. I left the board in the clamps for 24 hours, which is not in that sweet spot that you spoke about. I don't have a thickness planer or drum sander, so I tried using a hand plane to get the glue off. The hand plane was ripping as much wood as it was glue. I eventually gave up and started sanding. It looks great now, but the next time I make a cutting board I will refer to this video.

[@-_-BenPrice]

Loved the POV especially when you were using the jointer and band saw

[@AmericansWillRise]

"POV is pretty neat, for some things". I agree, wholeheartedly. 😂😂

[@snommas]

Love the POV

[@fp9623]

What a brilliant idea this format is!

[@nyanke1998]

Love the simplicity of this board, and I must say wow, my arms look good with tattoo sleeves. Thanks Mark!

[@dabeamer42]

Nice cool jazz soundtrack. Nice cutting board, too.

[@paulagw26]

Also a long time viewer/subscriber; the first video that I watched of yours was how to make an end grain cutting board. Enjoyed this iteration, thanks!

[@RobWalsh]

Love the PoV format to go with the first person commentary!

[@discerningx3375]

Love this style. Learn way more in the little things.

[@mrmoto7682]

That was cool. Felt like I was driving the Sawstop and Festools.🙂

[@christopherhathaway6767]

Great video - i really liked the way we saw it from the woodworker's viewpoint. Thanks for sharing.

[@justinwilliams2602]

Absolutely love the POV style. I can see how it might not work for everything, but loved it for this project. For one it adds a differenet perspective. The view from the "front" of a project is quite different than from the side or the "back". I would love to see some of this implemented in other videos and projects as well. aybe ways to cut into the POV from normal perspective to see the detail or using a chisel, or sharpening, or some of those tips and techniques that are timeless. Great video, as always, Marc! Thanks!

[@Dysl3xicDog]

Marc-O-Vision is fun, thanks for the new take on a wood whisperer video

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, Marc! Thanks a bunch for all the tips! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@seanpatterson1609]

This was fun. I didn't realize until you said it that you don't normally film this way. I enjoyed it, and I enjoyed the nostalgia of a first-time, WOODWHISPERER cutting board video. 👌

[@kyzenlanx]

Loving the Spagnuolo Gonzovision! 😘

[@KBorham]

Your production skills are top shelf, the POV was awesome. My first hardwood project was based (copied step by step) from your cutting board video on Taunton Press years ago, the one with the cricket sound effects. Thanks for the recap.....

[@hectorpizzani9796]

What a great video for a beginner like myself. Thank you for the POV video.

[@dtgomby]

I liked the POV style, it gives a better oppurtunity to see the propper tooluse

[@VisionCrys]

I loved getting to see from this perspective! It definitely gave the feeling of “being there” as well as better showing the work flow of a project. I think a POV series would be a great addition to the channel! Great job!

[@johndavidson2365]

For the record I enjoyed the pov

[@kevinmcdonald4233]

+10 to the POV shots!

[@puppydoc7949]

I have yet to watch one of your videos where I didn’t learn something. Love your humor as well. The POV perspective just wasn’t my thing but still a great video!

[@axion8788]

Excellent. And the verbal instructions were especially helpful.

[@DaveWrightKB9MNM]

Catching that point of contact with the clamp was a close cawl. 😀

[@wawi4118]

I really enjoyed that. I like that format, makes it easy to understand. Much appreciated!

[@stevenlarson6125]

My "random" round papers are actually in a small container on my workbench. The pile is on edge, in order of grain so I just grab whichever lowest one I need, then sand, replace with the next, etc.

[@finnnilssen8647]

Looks great Marc. Just a quick info on spontaneous combustion, Jason Hibbs just posted a video covering that which I highly recommend everyone to watch. This is not meant as a shout-out to Jason, but for a good, informative safety instruction that might just surprise you. At least I was. Have a great weekend.

[@cartoon80s90s]

I liked the POV. It's not for every video, but it worked well here.

[@volcomseco]

I like the pov. Good mix up for a fresh look

[@outdooraf]

All your tips and tricks make me feel like a complete noob at woodworking (even though I've been doing it for more than 20 years)

[@jimmortoniii]

The POV style is super helpful. And I think it does give insights that might otherwise be missed. Thank you for giving it a try. I would call it a success!

[@arcwoodworking6293]

Great video. Good idea with the first person perspective.

[@tbar5560]

Enjoyed you changing things up. As usual, you are an excellent teacher. I was impressed at how steady you managed to keep the camera. Might I suggest switching to the wide shot for when you speed up the more tedious tasks.

[@DavidPyro]

I like the POV Style. Helps with the "Monkey see monkey do" method of how I learn things.

[@CarbonHill]

Thanks! Liked the different perspective and simple build. Super easy to watch and very approachable.

[@josephfisk466]

Good idea on putting them up on end to install the calls. I never thought of that

[@bradfoster5744]

I enjoyed the POV style. Do more please.

[@jimrosson6702]

Very cool to see things from that view point

[@rtgray7]

PLEASE continue with the POV, Loved it and can't wait for the next one!

[@jerrybyrd7778]

Liked the POV video, and how you did not make it complicated.

[@thesjyoungjr]

I'm another that likes the POV video. I have often wonder why more videos are not shot this way. I had thought it would be easier to make sure you that shot would be centered. Thanks for putting this out there.

[@woodwhisperer]

It's actually a lot harder, because your head never stops moving. And you can't predict exactly where your head will be at any given time.

[@kevinmeachem2138]

Liked the POV style for this.

[@botch3936]

The Wood Kenji! (sorry, mixing my interests here….).

[@CericME]

Be neat to have the POV being an option for the editor on some of the regular ones.

[@swbccs]

I appreciate this video a lot! So many tips and clear explanations make it the best video of its kind. Thank you!

[@woodwhisperer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@musclesmiyazaki]

POV is an awesome idea, and lends itself really well to teaching projects like this one 🎉

[@flatlander523]

I like the POV really well. Got to see a little bit of your shop and I'd like to see a shop tour sometime. Thanks for the content. Oh yeah I like the head cam.😊

[@jcapogna]

The dad joke cauls are amazing

[@darrellkopriva9260]

Good vid, I really appreciate the POV style once in awhile. Thanks.

[@loriloftis3056]

I thought this was fantastic. I feel as though I learned so much! Thank you

[@RobSchweitzer]

This was pretty sweet. Lots of tips I wish I knew a few years ago when I started cutting boards as my gateway into woodworking

[@12stormy13]

please do more POV videos. This was GOATed

[@tomdevine3633]

Love the POV Marc! I've made a number of cutting boards like this, but love watching professionals like yourself to try and get some new tips! Would love to see more content from this perspective!

[@thesixofus7338]

Thank you very much for this POV style! I've learned quite a bit from seeing this video.

[@andrewbrown8148]

Nice cutting board, Marc...plain & simple. The POV-style video works for me. No Dramamine required~! ;-)

[@christophermartin7973]

Wicked thanks for this video it was a great way to see this done from start to finish!

[@williamsanders6092]

One great video. Good to see how you actually make a simple project.

[@scottemrich2807]

Thanks for another great video. As usual I learned something new and enjoyed the POV aspect.

[@markgervais9094]

This was a great format. More of this please!

[@devinreynolds-FDW]

This was a great video like all of your others!!

[@EricHonaker]

This was pretty cool.

[@michaelcandella4994]

Marc, This type of video is just fine.

[@owen8417]

This was awesome! If you are willing to do more, it would be appreciated

[@kimcolwell362]

Love the POV format -- maybe not all the time ;) but a definitely good change of pace. Long time viewer & (like others have said) good to see some simple projects !

[@louisfbrooks]

Enjoyed the POV format, next you can try to do a VR video.

[@blizatrex]

A very interesting to see this from your perspective.