Charcuterie Boards from Beginner to Pro - Make Extra Money for your Shop

[@terryg3469]

Very nice , hay hows LARRY doing , can u let me know , tks, Terry from Canada

[@markjurgensmeyer3683]

How is Larry doing? Thanks for the video.

[@mathewspangler6482]

That spalted maple looks really nice.

[@drunkcarpenter5134]

Thank you, for sure my favorite

[@WoodworkingTop535]

nice job,I like your videos

[@drunkcarpenter5134]

Thanks!

[@BrendaDavis-1963]

So with the wax comes off when you use it for chopping vegetables so what have you?

[@TheExtremeElementz]

What’s water popping? 🤔 Excellent video.

[@drunkcarpenter5134]

Water popping or "raising the grain" is a process used to open the grain of the wood for a better sanding finish

[@TheExtremeElementz]

@@drunkcarpenter5134 appreciate that, TIL 🍻

[@michaelwillson6847]

Nice job i struggle selling these in my area people dont wanna pay what there worth would rater pick board up from the store for few buck's makes me sick 🤮🤮🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

[@drunkcarpenter5134]

Agreed, some of those store bought boards are such bad quality. But you get what you pay for.

[@michaelwillson6847]

@@drunkcarpenter5134 yea a no but problem is people in my area would rather go buy cheap cardboard (basically what they are) rather than solid wood. 🤬🤬

[@mr.e0311]

not even 6k subs? Huh.. Doesnt seem quite right.. Question that may or may not get answered.. This oil that youre putting on these here wooden awesomes.. Is it an oil thats made for this kinda shit? or will the cured deer sausage end up absorbing some of the chemicals in the finish?

[@drunkcarpenter5134]

I use mineral oil, it's food safe so go ahead and throw a whole deer leg on it

[@mr.e0311]

@@drunkcarpenter5134 I literally just found bees wax and olive oil recipe. I'll use mineral oil next time. Thanks for the response! Subbed