Cutting Board Made From Firewood

[@unitwoodworking5403]

Color is beautiful and design is simple and nice. 👍👍

[@chriskhuchar6032]

Awesome board! Thanks for saving the wood from the fire!

[@MakeThings]

Sweet! I love firewood projects.

[@timconnell4570]

I like the rack in the mineral oil +the wood to let it drip. Thnx for the tip. Firewood hmmmm now ya have me thinking 😁

[@prsearls]

Good tip about using a small paint roller for glue-ups. I like your simple but elegant design. I've got some hard maple that would work well for this.

[@sumosprojects]

Great job mate 👍👍👍

[@DIYMinded]

Thanks 👍

[@Alliejen12345]

Fantastic use of firewood. Had you purchased that wood at a mill or box retailer you’d have a costly board to make. I love how you turned nothing into something beautiful. You obviously know your stuff and I’m trying to learn. Assuming the log went from woodpile to workshop and was never dried and sealed prior to using, are you concerned the board sill crack over time? Again, I’m bee and just asking for a better understanding. I have a small walnut tree that is damaging a fence and needs dropped. I’d like to make several dozen boards like this but I’m trying to understand proper drying prior to starting. Thanks so much!

[@DIYMinded]

Thanks for watching and commenting. The log was hanging out in my shop for over a year before I decided what to do with it. Because of that it was really dry. Still no cracks or splits.

[@anderskanstrup8736]

Nice project, fine shine in the colour, but I would not use mineral oil for anything that is getting into contact with food.

[@DIYMinded]

Thanks for watching! Mineral Oil is food safe and great for cutting boards. Do a quick Google search.

[@anderskanstrup8736]

Sure, if it is food grade, but it is also a potent laxative. Just to prevent surprises 🤞