Making one of MTM Wood's 3D End Grain Cutting Board Designs.

[@theodurbin8672]

You free-hand routed the fingertip relief notches, nicely done.

[@micheledefilippis7497]

Musica bellissima, il lavoro da vero Maestro!!! Mancano solo le parole per dirti che e' tutto FANTASTICO!!! Bravo!!!

[@gordondalby9822]

Very nice tutorial. I ended up making 4 cutting boards as you demonstrated. Excellent instructions. Very though. Thanks for sharing. Much more informative than MTM.

[@edwardcarr2510]

really good design well executed .

[@mikemarzett8833]

Great job!

[@Broinwood]

Beautiful work and some excellent tips are really helpful for my boards projects.

[@woodwood1]

독창적입니다.훌륭한 작품입니다. 훌륭한 기술입니다.

[@propnose]

That turned out so good! Thanks for the detailed video!

[@jimking9646]

very nice

[@McferranGlenn]

Big work o and great job

[@johnswettenham4560]

An amazing job you did. And a big Thankyou for explaining everything as you went. Love to see a professional at work. Now a subscriber. Cheers mate 👍👍👍

[@joeysampaolo8962]

Good job Ruben 👍🏼

[@susanstorm7063]

What a GREAT project!! With all the panels, and then laminations you make, is it possible or feasible to make the laminated walnut / cherry and maple "sandwiches" using a vacuum press (as they use for veneers) instead of using 1000 clamps?? Would that give enough force??

[@davidmatyash3963]

That’s an amazing video keep up the great work!!

[@marcdaigle337]

Thanks for the video, I have a customer who ask me to make one of them, I have only built a zig zag design so far, as I don't have any experience in building one of them, is there any written instructions available for me to read and study on building one of them?

[@jackobszarski8298]

Great video, but there's one thing I don't understand. You stated that the lamination of the cherry and thinner walnut will be the same thickness as the lamination of maple and thicker walnut. I'm coming up with a 0.6 mm difference. Please explain

[@rbwoodcreations1039]

pretty sure I mis-spoke on that part... I do however usually leave around .5-1mm extra for planing later on.

[@brikeibur123]

Great job, is the sander worth the price? I'm having a hard time pulling the trigger on it.

[@kendramorse713]

I am looking for a similar type of tag for my boards, can you tell me where you get yours?

[@warrenmaker798]

MAGNIFICO

[@thomasdrouin3643]

How did the planner work on the end grain

[@terrytuite8947]

You need to make yourself a scrap wood cart. Nice work.

[@larrymays5413]

VERY NICEJOB LOOKS GREAT. i DONT SUPPOSE YOU HAVE A SET OF PLANS AND INSTRUCTIONS YOU WOULD BE WILLING TO SHARE OR SELL ?

[@ateliemaritom]

Simplesmente linda uma obra de arte 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@squal911911]

Do you get 'snipe' on this type of sander similar to a planer?

[@jj87209]

Enjoyed your video. Thanks for going into detail on creating such an amazing cutting board. Can you share the dimensions of the lumber you used before you cut it into strips.

[@cleberramassoti5686]

Muito linda uma obra de arte

[@jairosangomez5088]

Muy hermosa!! 👏 👏 Cuál es el precio de esa tabla y sus dimensiones? Desde Colombia 🇨🇴 🇨🇴 🇨🇴 🙏🙏

[@rooikatza]

Please can you tell me: what table saw is it thats you use?

[@francisdaurora1810]

I have watched both your video and MTMWood, and am really impressed and inspired. I have one question regarding the maple panel: why cut the raw board into strips and glue up a panel, then crosscut like the other multi-species panels? Is there a specific reason a maple plank couldn’t be crosscut once it’s milled to dimensions?

[@robertdomulevicz5065]

What I don't understand is he has all these high dollar tools and he does not have a decent jointer but a table top jointer?

[@jesusontiveros19]

Where I can get tha kind of wood? That was a great great video I never done something like that but I wanna try it thanks👍💯👌

[@mamasimmerplays4702]

eL cHuRRoS Ontiveros maple, cherry, walnut - he's in the US, but I believe those species grow in Eurasia too.

[@bethlarson7144]

Hardwood lumber store that's where LOL Jesus use your fucking head.

[@presbarkeep]

Where do you get thick stock like that? home depot only sells stuff in 3/4" - can I face glue board together to make 1.5" stock or is that a bad idea?

[@ackmartin60]

Find a real hardwood lumber yard. Most cities have a least one. In Salt Lake City near me there a five. It will come random width and length and rough-sawn. Some of them will cut a piece off long boards as long as you leave a decent sized piece (6 foot) at my usual supplier also some of them have bins of short pieces that may be big enough for cutting boards.

[@he-mansuncle7661]

Very impressive!!! I'm just starting out with woodworking and with some help, I am going to be doing one of mtm's cutting boards with the 3D design and the other will be the chaotic pattern. Which 3D board would you recommend? Thanks for recreating his boards for people who don't have the CNC machine and don't do the 3D cubes one at a time! Your craftsmanship is ridiculously amazing!!!

[@reubenbrauer7316]

Phillip Taylor my pleasure. I learn something new each time I do one of these designs. I think the zig zag wall style is one of the easier ones as well as the butterfly design. The butterfly is more of cutting tons of small strips and alignment rather than cutting angles, so I would start with that one... MGM wood did a video on how to make those smaller so they can be done with a 13" planer.

[@he-mansuncle7661]

Reuben Brauer I don't have a planer... I may have to do the three wood cube design. I've just seen so many different angles and not sure which is the best. What angle did you do? I think mtmwood said he does a 20 degree angle but he's also got the CNC. I think his mtmwood app has all of the plans. But I'm basically working with minimal tools... Thanks

[@speeedskater]

in MM?

[@jakestezinar7694]

Do u have a download of the instructions?

[@ivan7453]

Thank you for talking metric. I can understand you.

[@P40BTomahawk]

I can't say it enough times get your safety Glasses on

[@creativebobbo]

My father lost most of his vision late in life. It was devastating for him as well as to see him go through that.

[@darrylbl11]

Last time I checked we had free will to make our own health decisions. How about you do you and let him do him.

[@1234512345aa100]

what kind of clamps was you using at 18:22 into the video?

[@ncpackfan]

Brian Edwards those are panel clamps. Act like calls to keep everything flat during glue-up. Check rockler or woodcraft.

[@P40BTomahawk]

SAFETY SQUENTS!!!

[@P40BTomahawk]

Safety Glasses!!!

[@darrylbl11]

Last time I checked we had free will to make our own health decisions. How about you do you and let him do him.

[@P40BTomahawk]

@@darrylbl11 you sound like a snowflake

[@jorgeluislameiralameira4015]

Amigo mi passa amarca dessa serra quero compra uma obrigada brasil

[@critterscropscuisine2886]

Sorry. Had to turn this off. I was too preoccupied with wondering when you were going to lose an eye. "And remember...there is no more important safety rule than to wear these: safety glasses!" Norm Abram

[@robertmeyer6867]

Safety's boring! -Tim "the tool man" Taylor

[@pcinoregon]

You need a bigger table

[@heuwel]

Yes, great job but espcially the use of metrics....

[@robertsmith3518]

I watched till he leaned over the blade on the table saw... And it still running .... Next

[@darrylbl11]

Safety Nazi

[@thomaswinkelspecht7912]

Great board, but I would rather listen to paint dry, than the music!

[@hochbob]

Too pretty to cut on.

[@voskevantboske7854]

MTM shows it even more clearly than you do. Why do you want to repeat everything again?

[@popular3761]

too much speaking

[@jairocamas4512]

Mucho bla bla bla bla bla😴😴😴😴