How To Make A Pixel Art Serving Board.

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Learn some basic woodworking tools to make this BEAUTIFUL pixel art serving board. Perfect for holiday gift-giving, and home improvement / kitchen decoration!
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[@marcobucci]

Thanks for indulging me, folks. I truly hope you enjoyed the video. Don't worry, I'm going RIIIGGHT back to creating painting lessons for ya ;) Want to buy this board?? --> marcobucciartstore.com/products/pixelartgoomba I wanted to add: the materials for this board cost somewhere around $80 CAD. In that sense these are quite cheap to make. The time involved, however ... that's where the heavy resources come in. If you are new to woodworking, I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PROJECT. It took me about two years of skill building before I could pull it off; you have to really know your tools. If you're interested in getting into woodworking, the best channel out there (IMO) is Steve Ramsey's 'Woodworking For Mere Mortals.' Check it out!

[@XabioArts]

Dude it's so nice to see you sharing something else you enjoy so much ^¬^

[@Thepuppetmayor]

Hey, I am happy I found you. You are a very entertained, knowledgably and talented artist. A bit messy all catch in camera, lol but i think all artist are. Just need someone behind picking and cleaning for a better mind set i believe. In any case thanks so much for your simply yet instructive video. Keep going pal!

[@dirtfriend]

obviously it makes spacial sense, as woodworking simply requires much more space than digital art, but i really like the philosophy of dedicating more of your house to your hobbies than your work

[@billcipher8645]

I mean, who doesn't do that?

[@not_myosotis813]

@@billcipher8645 People who can't or who can but feel too tied up in work. it's tough.

[@AblackGenie]

@@not_myosotis813 it is!

[@JavorinaMaria]

Imagine having space for something more than laptop in ur house dang

[@mc_va]

@@billcipher8645 people who can't afford it? 😓🤔😕

[@MeowZ3RO]

It's so funny seeing Marco's video format but with woodworking.

[@tylermckee]

8:46 The grain direction might not matter aesthetically, but in order for it to be structurally sound they should all be facing the same way so they expand in the same direction. Because you made this in the winter (low humidity), the seams will press together in the spring (high humidity) causing the glue joints to slip over time. If you make this in the summer there's a good chance those cross grain joints will be pulled apart within a couple seasons. Wood by Wright has a good video explaining how and why wood moves. Ideally something like this would be veneered or 100% end grain to avoid any glue surface or wood movement problems as it ages.

[@marcobucci]

This is true. I do adhere to that knowledge on more "regular" cutting boards (and actually have thought about switching my process on these to make it all endgrain). I've been careful to monitor these pixel boards throughout the seasons (we have wide humidity changes here in Toronto, Canada, so it's a good place to track humidity related stuff), but thankfully I've yet to see any glue joints fail on these. My theory is that those tiny little pixels are no match to move the larger, heavy pieces of maple that surround them. But who knows, maybe in a few more years I'll change my tune, lol! Edit - your veneering idea is great. I hadn't thought of that! Could get like 4 boards out of 1 project. Time to tune up the ol' neglected bandsaw.

[@jaymelou1106]

learned this the hard way this season when a noodle board turned into an oven arch

[@lrich1104]

Thank you for showing this to us!! Also absolutely shook that you have a whole woodshop in your home omg.

[@adamthorntonillustration9281]

"Now I promise my channel is not going to switch to woodworking!" That made me laugh, thinking of everyone tuning in and saying "what the hell is this?! I came here to work on my values!!" And, "the show wasn't Friends, by the way. That was just an example" gave me a good belly laugh, that one! Great video, Marco! Expertly made and very enjoyable, as always. Best wishes to you and family.

[@CupOhJoe]

As a pixel artist that video brought me some real extra joy! Thanks for showing your process on this Marco! Didn't think word working was something I'd ever end up being interested in, but then this video happened!

[@theoriginalstarwalker1653]

Wow, didnt know that you are working with wood as well, nice man!

[@sunyfishh]

this man is ao full with talent!!!

[@Voidmare1862]

This is not what we normally see, obviously but... damn was this fun to watch - would NOT be opposed to seeing these pop up ever so often!

[@MoonManPictures]

Hey MaBuccico, I am a 3D artists, checking your top notch tutorials out here on YT every now and then, loving all of them. This year my girlfriend and I made a living room shelf (planned it in Blender actually :D) which was quite the undertaking for us as we cut the wood and everything ourselves for the first time, limited in time as we are young parents of a beautiful little girl also. So before we started the project I checked countless woodworking videos, by professional tailors, etc. and boy I wished I had just seen the video I am watching right now, you did such a great job of getting all the information down to what matters and some of your solutions are better even. Cheers for sharing, take care. I can really see the effort you put into this video and the artwork, great work!

[@AblackGenie]

Having Bucci Gang as a promo code is just amazing!

[@jcboyle82]

As a painter and woodworker myself, the way you viewed cutoff is so true!

[@nitefly86]

This is a great video, Marco. I've enjoyed your painting videos for years now, but this just made you my #1 favorite artist, because I do woodworking too, as my daily. (and I want to get into art full time) Also is pretty cool to find out you're Canadian (or at least living in Canada) cause I'm over in Saskatchewan! Keep up the good work man 🤟😎👊

[@marcobucci]

Awesome to hear! And hello, fellow Canadian :)

[@popogeejo]

It's always nice to get the odd change of pace and see what else a creator enjoys doing so feel free to do more like this as and when you feel like it.

[@pamelasusanne22]

So gorgeous!!

[@zeldinart]

This is so satisfying to watch!

[@redtechnology6407]

Personnaly im super interested on another video on woodworking !!

[@marcobucci]

Thanks! Though based on how poorly this video is doing...I'm not so sure I'll be eager to do one, haha.

[@majeddraws5104]

I love wood work! I will learn it one day!

[@Zahk_noodle]

I wish to see a non-commentary video of you doing woodwork, it would be very relaxing :)

[@thomashewson]

Wow you skills never cease to amaze me! Thanks for making your art tutorial videos. They really help me. Thanks!

[@SamReevesWrites]

You are really good at this, Marco.

[@antonioblanco3086]

How video edition!!! So awesomeee

[@rathodmukendra8924]

I didn't know this side of you! I like the wood pixel art😍,how you manage profession and hobby? Most artist have hobby as profession.I like how you separate that,and keep hobby as hobby...so many machines ..conclusion base on your hobby ..."hobby took more space and money than profession"😅

[@carlyshipman9722]

Marco, this video was a lot of fun! I enjoy the time and effort you put into your videos :) thank you!

[@cappipa2910]

I love this video Marco, thank you for sharing ♥

[@Suresh21pariyar]

The way you explain so easily if there's a airplane pilotting tutorial from you i would pilot an airplane without hesitation on first go!!

[@ms10089]

this is a lovely compliment lol

[@marcobucci]

Thanks a lot :)

[@thomaskite7222]

Love this recommended video! Wasn't subscribed, and I've never been interested in woodworking, so no clue why I'm seeing this virtually brand-new video, but I'm fascinated! I know what I'll be spending my holidays doing!

[@marcobucci]

Great! Enjoy!

[@CourtJones]

Awesome tutorial, Marco!

[@marcobucci]

Hey, thanks Court!

[@sophiegrey9576]

Woodworking is such a cool type of video to watch. I would welcome more of this type of content from you

[@marcobucci]

Thanks! Agreed, something so satisfying about woodworking/project videos.

[@aul7643]

This was hella enjoyable to watch and the explanations were on point even for someone who knows nothing of woodworking!

[@TheChameleon2008]

You the best bro!!!!

[@nathalik1]

"This part is unecessary but totally cool" made me audibly laugh

[@NebulousJ]

Wicked gooomba marco

[@lemeledicortes]

Loved it! :)

[@tolbiny36]

So so excellent! What other pixel art figures have you made?

[@holycowsicle]

Marco! The woodworking hobby was an awesome surprise as it is, but to find out you are in Canada and much closer to me than I expected was really not expected. Awesome video! Love from Richmond Hill

[@marcobucci]

Awesome! Hello Richmond Hill!

[@AlexCastArt]

Wow, I was so not expecting that from this channel 😅, I've always loved the way you teach painting and now an amazing woodworking tutorial... I mean, I really don't mind if you want to make some more 👀

[@strawberriez880]

your videos are amazing no matter the topic! i enjoyed this video very much just like the rest of your stuff :D thank you!

[@olivertheolive1208]

Wow

[@CrayfishDesign]

Damn, the quality of these videos are getting more and more insane! Didn't expect a woodworking video, though it looks satisfying :o

[@JuanManuelTastzian]

Marco, I absolutely loved this! I envy a bit your woodworking area, and I really admire you have all those tools and the knowledge to use them. I imagine you bought stuff bit by bit, and I'm tempted to ask how much did it all cost, but I'd prefer knowing the order in which you bought all your tools and for what needs. Very curious about it, and wouldn't really mind if you started a side channel on your hobby. I'm all in for that as well 🤩

[@marcobucci]

Glad you liked it! To answer your question, my first few tools were a table saw, a drill/impact driver kit, and a few clamps. You can get started with just that for maybe $500 bucks! Did a few beginner projects with that for several months, then bought a miter saw, bandsaw, drill press and router. Probably another $600-800 there. That was more than enough tools to do lots and lots of projects! Just make sure to buy gear when it's on sale, or used. It was almost 2 years later when I started to develop the skills to justify additions like that jointer and planer. (Planer alone is about $800, and only does one very specific thing!) So my theory was to first buy the tools that give you the ability to do the most things (table saw!) and then kinda whittle down from there, as dictated by your projects :)

[@JuanManuelTastzian]

@@marcobucci thanks for replying so thoroughly! I also wanted to thank you for recommending Steve's channel. I've seen one video for beginners and I'm already a fan. His energy is so good! Looking forward to doing some of this in the future. Keep it up, Marco 🤩

[@faroldjo]

Love it , I too work as a professional illustrator and woodworking is my hobby :D

[@Mr.Bendoverr]

Nice fun video ❤

[@Yassir.A.P.]

I mean, I don't see myself doing this project, but maybe make this as a food (pixel art pudding?) may be more doable for me. Sure I can't hang it in my room but would be great for special occasions snack!

[@missseaweed2462]

Now I wonder how Bobby Duke would recreate this... Anyway, Happy Thanksgiving! The tutorial was really cool.

[@keninkenap6181]

2022 was here~

[@rumenplamenov733]

cool projects, how does it behave after all the water exposure that is inevitable?

[@marcobucci]

I put little cutting board feet on them (not seen in this video) to get the board up off of countertop moisture. Also the wax does a good job of repelling moisture, though does need replenishing every few months.

[@Barquevious_Jackson]

This is the third time a new Marco Bucci video has dropped while I was eating lunch at Taco Bell.

[@muffinguy910]

The Dad Energy in this video is strong

[@marcobucci]

xD

[@alicelarsson5884]

hi where was this video this morning when i was trying to glue pieces of wood together into a chessboard😂

[@marcobucci]

haha I tried that project once myself too, and ended up tossing it out. I miscounted the darn squares!! xD

[@AlexStrook]

oh now this is just perfect, I hope this wont be the last woodworking video! Why not a dedicated channel 👀?

[@marcobucci]

I would! Just the whole time thing, *sigh*. Thanks for the encouragement :)

[@kristiansandsmark2048]

Great video. One question however. Why does the entrance look like a poorly cleaned crime scene. And why is the dirt red right in front of the vacuum? 0:09 🧐

[@jewdd1989]

Planers aren’t the best for end grain as it’s very hard on the blades, but neat idea for a cutting board overall

[@dimwarlock]

As this can be made with daily life stuff you already have in your house... yeah, I think I'll make one. But seriously, I don't even know half of the tools, I'll stay on my zone and cook the food, since cooking and baking is my hobby.

[@8bvg300]

You seen timber prices lately!

[@marcobucci]

yeepppp

[@ChicoCreeper]

Thank you, Uncle Bucci Can I call you "Uncle Bucci"?

[@AblackGenie]

I will do do without permission.

[@Bohmartistry]

Your vids are too high quality for youtube dude. :D

[@XabioArts]

Ok the cutting board is beautiful of course but the video is beautiful too. I love how you cut it together 😭 Aaaahahaha *cut* it together 👌🤮👌

[@ulfschack]

Love it! I will forgive you if you stray from the painterly path, again.

[@yolo-lz2qv]

Wait... Are you Canadian? I thought you were American!

[@marcobucci]

through and through :)

[@jarendraws]

First

[@derivepi6930]

Special note - do not put these in your dishwasher