Cutting Board Handles

Learn some easy ways to add handles or handholds to your cutting boards. It classes up the board and helps for function to lift that heavy hardwood board off of the counter.
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[@Joshua-nt9cc]

From seeing these grooves, it seems the 3/8 roundover groovr in the center is the only one thats useful for handles on both sides and looks great. Nice vid.

[@knowledge2100]

Super job. I have already looked at the 101 video. Super job. Starting to work on my first cutting board. Love the ideas for the end grain handles.

[@therebellion6911]

Love the first method for using two sides. Never thought bought it but one side for cutting and one side for show.

[@seanallen756]

Great video. I just started making cutting boards. I did notice one thing on the router table. You should add a 45 degree chamfer on the bottom of fence for the dust that collects there

[@PUBLICIDADECOS]

GREAT CHANNEL !!

[@scottmoore5101]

Hi I may be too late to the party but if not -what process do you use to set the stop block distance on both sides for the cove bit. Great video and thanks in advance for your answer.

[@bobsniffen6096]

You make it look so easy….Thanks

[@user-hd6gh2fp8k]

How to video I was looking for, thanks~!!!!!

[@J-D248]

I only have one complaint... It would have been nice if I had seen your video 2 hours ago. :D The bullnose on the side so you can use both sides is a great idea!! Great video! New sub :)

[@simbaderzweite7404]

Das ist super was du da machst. 👍👍👍

[@mowienaticspushrod7738]

Nice, and Go Hawks!

[@mitchellmanning7887]

Thanks for sharing

[@rodolfomoraes3348]

Excelente dicas!! Muito top!! 👏✌️💪

[@southboundtables3995]

Great job! Those are beautiful boards!

[@mariah8200]

This channel seems so great and professional! I’m surprised it hasn’t blown up but I bet it will :)

[@andreymaslov4194]

Great video. Watched it many times. Now I wonder - for 3/4" round nose bit what is the minimum depth of the board? Mine is just 1 1/4" and I'm afraid these handlers will a bit look weird, I guess yours is about 1 1/2, right?

[@scotschlinger3975]

Beautiful boards and great video. How deep and wide do you go with the round nose bit when making the handles in the middle of the sides of the board?

[@paulokotekoski-originalwoo7625]

Enjoy!!

[@lacrosse2916]

How long do you make your hand grips?

[@keithwinter8879]

I have a cutting boards built for my daughters, but I'm very worried about the router bit to use! What is the size of your "cove bit" I really like it for the handle it makes. Also, what would you recommend a router bit on the top and bottom edges to round over these edges - I like a barely noticeable round over look and feel?