Making An End-Grain Cutting Board From Start To Finish

[@13daniel1974]

Thank you for the beautiful boards. I like your simple solution to preventing tear out.

[@roberttdaniels3857]

Beautiful pieces. I am impressed by your quality of work, but how you can do all of that in your small space! Great organization of your shop. Well done!!!

[@ponyrang]

My best friend, that's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

[@JayReidy]

I wanna know what's on your t-shirt :-)

[@johnthomas6224]

That is awesome work man

[@trentyoung1135]

Nice work

[@whocares9180]

Very nice boards! Thanks for the video and greetings from Germany!

[@rickycan92]

Nice work!! Tkanks from Spain

[@geerthein5002]

Nice cutting boards. I saw that made the repairs by mixing wood dust with white wood glue. Tip: do that with clear lacquer or oil. Glue often gives stains that you do not get with clear lacquer.

[@ReadySetBuildIt]

Good looking boards. How do you prevent tear out when using your planer on end grain? Does it have a helical head?

[@brokenpinesfarm]

I usually glue a sacrificial board at the ends where the tear out happens. Helical head would help minimize tear out for sure.

[@ReadySetBuildIt]

@@brokenpinesfarm ahh! I did see the sacrificial board. Thanks for getting back to me

[@judyhaas348]

How much per board.. can I buy one. Thanks

[@brokenpinesfarm]

Hopefully one day soon!