Chopping Board Final Part 2(b)

[@jeffbord1516]

Mentioning the little tips are why I love watching your videos! The pencil down first to draw the square line will forever improve my accuracy. Thank you!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Jeff. It's always the little thing that make life so much easier. Appreciate your feedback. All the Best Cheers Steve

[@AverageGuyWoodworking]

Great work Steve. The oil really makes the wood pop. Looking forward to the next series. Jeff

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Jeff the next is underway. Cheers Steve

[@marcusandersen6091]

Big inspiration, love your work!

[@felipelacerda1356]

Thank you so much for the tips! My father's birthday is coming, and since he loves barbecues, I'll try to make him a nice cutting board. I've subscribed to your channel. Be sure I'll be watching and liking a bunch of your videos.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Felipe Lacerda Thanks, have you seen the barbecue table video yet? kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5-bl6NvqK6Ug6c ? Hope your Dad has a Happy Birthday, no matter what you end up doing for him. Cheers Steve

[@felipelacerda1356]

Not yet, but I'll do it now!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Felipe Lacerda Cool. Cheers Steve

[@sithinstructor]

"Woodworking is not about nitpicking, it is about getting things done" Amen Steve. In a video, if you get the occasion, you might talk about cabinet scrapers.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

OK Josh, will do one on scrapers. It can be 27th of March (next weeks) Video. Thanks for the suggestion. 'Cos it's all about getting things done! Right? Cheers Steve

[@jeffb957]

Great info on the use of hand planes. Thanks Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Pleased you are getting something out of the videos and Thanks for letting Us know. More to come. Cheers Steve

[@waynebull8177]

Hi Steve where do you get your timber from

[@TravisTerrell]

Do you think I'd be able to still be able to get away with using a hand plane if I use the more-standard end grain rather than the side grain?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Travis, Sure, couple of things to consider. First and foremost. Make sure youR balde is very sharp, set it fine, closed mouth, if you have the adjustment. Go with the direction of the end grain and plane at a skew angle, that is run the plane at an angle over the timber.. Hope that helps. Cheers Steve

[@craigperry9918]

i enjoy your videos and the way you teach.i have been doing traditional woodworking for about one year and have discovered that i need a good bench and bench vice where did you find your tail vice, the one that runs parallel with the bench and is flat with the surface thank for the help

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Craig, It's an HNT Gordon Tail Vice. www.hntgordon.com.au/bench-vices.html. If you can afford the extra I would go the longer one. Good Luck with your future woodworking endeavors it's a great journey to be on. Cheers Steve

[@craigperry9918]

thanks for the info and taking time to help

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Craig Perry No Problem. Steve

[@angrymuffin133]

Is it necessary to use a block plane for the end grain portion of the cutting board or can you use a standard #4 or #5 plane? I'm new to all of this and don't currently own a block plane. Thanks for your time!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Alex J Well it is easier, because of the fine adjustable mouth a block plane has. You can use a standard plane but run the risk of tear-out or gouging the end grain with the blade. Give it a go it's all practice. Cheers Steve

[@angrymuffin133]

+Woodworking Masterclass Thanks a lot for the reply Steve. I'll give it a go and see how it turns out!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Alex J Great, let me know the results. Cheers Steve

[@danielsarandopoulos1874]

Hi Steve, is it possible to use an electric planer than a sander to smooth it out? Thank you

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Daniel Sarandopoulos Don't see why not. I would have a couple of trial runs first. Give it a go. Cheers Steve

[@matteoscalon2337]

Hi steve just a quick question ... Can the olive oil become rancid and oxidise ? Is it better use other oil like the wood wipe eco wood oil Cheers Matteo

[@albertkelly7129]

yes, its my understanding also that olive oil isnt good for this type of application since it does indeed go rancid. std mineral oil is perfect since its food safe and completely stable. hot board though!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Never had an issue with it myself, but use whatever you feel works right for you. That's the great thing about woodwork so many ways to arrive and the same place. Cheers Steve

[@matthewcollins4941]

One reason woodwork teachers instruct students to rest their planes on the side is to avoid nails and other blade blunting material in the benches.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Rightly so too Matthew. As I, now, say if they are not your planes do as you are asked to do. If they are your planes then do as you see fit. Cheers Steve

[@modernarchery2298]

We're are you from

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Brisbane. Where are you?

[@modernarchery2298]

nice yalta ormeau

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Modern Archery Hot enough for ya?????! Was on the Coast yesterday. CRIKEY! Where's Autumn? Cheers Steve

[@modernarchery2298]

yer i know

[@JesusisLord78]

Thanks alot Jesus is Lord!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for the feedback Mervin. Cheers Steve