Making Patterned Butcher Block End Grain Cutting Boards | Où se trouve: Larch Wood

[@guitargodjoe3621]

Such a beautiful design. I like their low-tech, no-rush production philosophy. Talented workers allowed to work at a comfortable yet totally productive pace makes for happy workers and a great looking product. And it looks like they produce quite a few units out of that mill.

[@Stereokroma]

+GuitarGod Joe The place had a very good atmosphere, like everyone was happy and proud of their work. :)

[@guitargodjoe3621]

It certainly seems so. Personally, being from So Cal, I could never get used to their climate. Too cold!

[@lorrainezamora1467]

GuitarGod Joe

[@threeguyswalkinabar]

We own a large cutting board from Larchwood. It sits like an island and is in the middle of our kitchen. It's used everyday for everything and is as beautiful as the day it was purchased. Absolutely love it!

[@lovecheong8885]

Grant Tomchuk Hi, May I know what is the condition of your cutting board now? How you take care of it? I learn people using beeswax and coconut oil ratio 1:3 to season the board. Do you know whether can I just using the coconut oil and omit the beeswax to do so? Thank you!

[@tremelo68]

We love our Larch Wood Cutting board. My mother in law visited the mill and store and brought one home for us. Best cutting board I've ever tried and so beautiful.

[@worldtraveller1900]

These are the best boards ever !

[@curtisreaves6985]

This is so close to home. I love strolling through youtube and finding videos from my province

[@dontstahpyarockin9667]

Good for you

[@iananddani]

I'm a window restorer that got into building blocks as thank you gifts for window customers. After owning my business for 4 years I have so much respect for what it takes to get to this level of manufacturing. Setting up processes that are consistent is fun and challenging

[@quintenqb]

My father actually bought a massive board from them, it is the size of a small table. These boards are amazing and worth every penny to purchase!

[@cianallen1922]

This is so satisfying to watch

[@EJacobsBeats]

Nubble DeBubble My thoughts exactly

[@heygeggan]

Nubble DeBubble if it is! :)

[@trip4852]

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[@yurisims1798]

I love watching people who are enthusiastic about that they do :D

[@masiehmitra8273]

the soft rubber feet also help to reduce noise when you are using a meat cleaver. it reduces the chopping noise/impulse passing through the board to the tabel and floor.

[@GetMotivated978]

Although I've never worked with wood on this level before, after watching this I kinda want to work there. Looks like a very peaceful and calming job. Also, well paid if I'm not wrong.

[@ao2528]

I can use this cutting boards as an artwork for my kitchen, no way I cut anything and scratch the surface of this beautiful piece of art.

[@rachelattack]

I wish you could "love" a video. This is such an islander operation, you guys are wonderful.

[@ORCA2201]

When art and craftsmanship meet... If only everything around would be made with such passion, care and love... Just outstandingly awesome!!! Bravo!!! :-)

[@maryann9271]

I have two of these boards, absolutely love them and enjoyed this video very much.

[@sg2684]

What size do you recommend?

[@cariboocustomwoodworks6528]

beautiful product, I'm going to build one as a project.

[@timconnell4570]

Good to see you think about the end look RIGHT FROM the start of the process. Very nice result.

[@ElijahMan001]

I love woodworking, it's my passion and what I do for a living, but I can't imagine working at a shop like this. Mass production shops take so much of the art and personal touches out of woodworking.

[@HackThePlanetNow]

This seems like a very good company. A bunch of older people that seem to like their job and care about the finished products. No children.

[@OrdinaryDude]

This video should be called "How to mass-produce high-quality butcher block cutting boards". I've seen craftsmen make cutting boards using far more time-consuming techniques. I'm glad there are operations like this though, as I can't afford a one-off hand made board. My wife just gave me a beautiful teak butcher block cutting board or Christmas and I imagine it was made in a very similar way as these boards. Nicely done.

[@paggodiablo01]

I made an end grain cutting board back in 1971 and I'm still using it. No more for cutting but placing hot food dishes on. I resurfaced it after her in doors decided she wanted to tenderise meat on it with a meat mallet. Anyway it came back great. Yep they last for years, decades.

[@mykapooh222]

I love how there is no waste in movement and no waste in product.

[@tJ9etBxDq5VdSj2]

damn i bet it would smell so nice in that workshop. all that woodwork and oils.

[@lightburner8567]

It actually does smell really nice! And different woods, different smells... Some smell sweet, and some smell spicy (like black pepper, for example)... And working with your hands (no matter what medium you're using) is so amazing and relaxing!!! I think you'd love working with wood!

[@waynekolvoord968]

I am watching this in November 2021 and I hope that you are still doing well. You make a very beautiful product.

[@temptationninja4359]

i'm only 12 and this is my dream job i love carpentry and woodwork i have a mouse sander and drill and band saw and many other tools made especially for carpentry and woodwork i'm definitely going to make something similar in the future

[@JohnT_72]

i bought one of these a couple months ago. it's fantastic. beautiful and works great jsut as they say.

[@JamesEMahler]

Fantastic work and serious attention to quality. When you say the grain works to expel the stains it sounds as if the wood is literally alive. Amazing stuff, congratulations to you folks.

[@GregJoshuaW]

Gorgeous industrial work - attention to detail from start to finish.

[@Beatprisoner]

That was really interesting. After watching this it should be clear to everybody that boards like this cannot be sold for USD 2,50.

[@bsavage1378]

Best cutting board I ever had

[@TPAfirestorm]

Wow, can't believe I just watched that whole thing.

[@daphschizo]

TPA Firestorm same

[@mykecollins3255]

don't know why this showed up on my recommended, but glad it did..that was truly interesting...thanks for sharing.

[@unclebob8746]

Outstanding video and story of your company. I was a little surprised that an end grain cutting board could be made from a softwood. I use primarily hard maple with walnut, cherry, and some exotics for contrast. The bit at the end showing the natural healing properties of the wood was great. It's always been a dream of mine to ride my motorcycle to NS. Been to most provinces in Canada and rode the Trans-Canada HW from BC to Ontario.... This would be 24 hours driving time for me (80 miles southwest of Washington, DC); No biggie, I rode to Alaska. Thank you.

[@Stereokroma]

Cape Breton (where this video was filmed) would be a fantastic place to ride a motorcycle through, you wouldn't regret it! :)

[@__seeker__]

amazing artisanal craftsmanship. thank you for insisting on making a product of this quality and doing it in such a responsible way. I'm definitely buying one.

[@Gimbar83]

I own such a board and a good knife and I really like it! I even keep bringing it with me to cook for other people. My knife stays sharp much more longer and the surface stays as new. It's possible to see cuts but these get smaller over time and blend in. Mine is made out of pear wood and has been made in south germany. The one side has a faerly deep juice rim carved into it and it really helps keeping the counter clean. It doesn't have any rubber feed so I put a damp towel between the counter and my board. It does the job :-)

[@PaulDimsim]

Brilliant idea with those rubber feet. Off to the hardware store so I can customize my current chopping board.

[@DanioPaskal]

Great info on the processing, beautiful product

[@johnphilip5747]

Want to commend you for your safety processes. Workers have robust hearing and breathing protection and the shop looks very clean for a commercial woodshop enterprise! Bravo!

[@noire1001]

Apart from the guy pushing tiny blocks of wood through the cross cut saw with his bare fingers and no guard or riving knife on the saw...

[@ullascheik173]

wow that was so educational i never knew there was a science to cutting boards ive been doing everything wrong

[@paulclutter7419]

Larch wood for cutting boards are beautiful.I've made a few of my own

[@reneassenberg6597]

Super interesting to learn how these cutting boards are being made.

[@thewoodshop69]

Man that sun must be bright in that building

[@arthurwagar6224]

Not watching now but that thumb nail is amazing work. Hope to come back.

[@grahamsengineering.2532]

What a beautiful product. Have seen old 4 x 6 foot butcher's blocks in Australia still in good condition Love the video.

[@HappyPappynKatyTX]

Take pride in your work like Larch Wooden board company. cool. love it

[@rugfixr]

what a wonderfully entertaining education about wooden cutting boards. Love the work

[@lourias]

Nifty! My son made a block for me. Absolutely beautiful, similar to yours.

[@ProTobagganist]

Great video, cottage industry at its finest.

[@MegaThrockmorton]

If nothing else, I just learned what a "golden rectangle" is. never too old....

[@pemtax557]

Beautiful product and beautiful pride in that product. I very much enjoyed this video. Cheers!!

[@nazreenhaikal7112]

its 2 am idk wht im doing with my life

[@3000REACH]

Lol that's me right now

[@cutetactical]

+Nazreen Haikal same, I should be doing my philosophy paper lmao

[@brookemcaloon2499]

+Liz “ilostmycas” Ann i should be sleeping

[@MarusWorld]

lol same :D why am I watching this...

[@mrpepin]

Worst thing is that, because we ended up on this vid, KZbin is going to recommend more and more videos like this to us. So we're gonna fuck up our lives even more. That sucks.

[@GigaJigg]

I wish I had a badass saw like that..

[@rickypastille]

Beautiful. Real work being done by real humans with their real hands. And they're not in China. Amazing.

[@kellyheine6617]

That looks like a chill boss

[@bjrnboutin6661]

Totally want too!! Holy cow such artistry

[@xMETALHEART137x]

Tree. That the best nature could give to man!

[@plooms1]

what a beautiful wood... thank you for sharing

[@phototristan]

I ordered one! Can't wait to get it.

[@phototristan]

It's food safe glue and that is how you make these. No other way to do it.

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

im going to try my hand at making one...should be fun :)

[@MonotoneSepia]

Amazing! It's been a year, can you tell how well it's holing up and how much you like it?

[@phototristan]

Still great. Looks nearly new still as well. I oil it about once every 2 months (I'm not a heavy user, otherwise you should do so once a month).

[@MacAutopsy]

how did it turn our?

[@gangstaloadederetloolyurfa3748]

never said this beforeoñ or il ever need to but a very satisfying organized looking kilm ive seen ever ✌ fact.

[@cynv2808]

All that work is impressive!

[@capo808]

Beautiful craftsmanship.

[@willietheboggle3954]

This guy is the willie wanka of cutting boards. Nice shades Smokey.

[@nineumendizabal1963]

I love your cutting boards, they look so beautiful. Congratulations from the Basque Country!

[@RonDuckett]

That was refreshing to watch

[@user-cl3hx8pb3n]

"Larch, sometimes known as Tamarack, also known as Juniper". Larches are conifers in the genus Larix, in the family Pinaceae. Junipers are coniferous plants in the genus Juniperus of the cypress family Cupressaceae. Sorry, I know I'm being a pedant, but I'm just saying... whatever, they are certainly nice boards.

[@MNPhear]

Peter F you tell them!

[@LarchwoodcanadaNS]

yes - Juniper is different - somehow it became the local colloquial name for Larix in Cape Breton, actually 'dirty juniper'. Possibly from the early Scottish settlers.

[@vigilantezack]

There is a lot of juniper where I am, stinky wood, and people can be quite allergic to it too. But does it have the same quality for a cutting board then?

[@robertwilson4704]

I would love to buy some of that juniper it would be fun to use it around the wood shop.

[@rbombardiere]

Beautiful, what kind of oil do you apply to the board....

[@sinclairmarcus]

beautiful product great to see the process

[@rawzey]

That was damn gorgeous! Thank you Stereokroma.

[@lyubomirtashev]

I think you should cut small wooden blocks for the legs instead of those plastic ones.Awesome boards!

[@CoolGuyCoolFly]

Akabul makaka Wooden legs for it wouldn't grip the surface very well

[@weirdelf37]

This guy is serving some serious Robert California vibes

[@sohaibaskar3208]

I LIKE THIS THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO

[@nicholascremato]

I would hang one in my kitchen, it's a work of art!

[@dered5970]

Hard working team. Great job guys. I will be buying one

[@thedr00]

I enjoyed this video enormously, thanks for sharing.

[@cleitonmartorano8522]

We look forward to more videos

[@Myrkskog]

Would have never occurred to me to use a softwood as a cutting board. Beech is most common here in the UK from what I can tell. I've got a small log I used for some decorative rings a few weeks ago - I might plank it on the band saw and have a go myself.

[@mazenedrees5439]

i love this wood ... great for art .

[@thehalloweeniesemporium580]

WOW! these are beautiful!!! I need to get one...

[@markr.1584]

Wonderful video. Great job. Thanks

[@beboploo]

i bet that wood smell lovely

[@lcestimator]

What a mission to own one of those board. Hey here my new cutting board that I have to dedicate 4 hrs a month to for maintenance.

[@woodsprout]

Where do you get the 4 hour figure?

[@lcestimator]

+woodsprout of course I'm exaggerating genius. Even 5 minutes wasting "caring for my cutting board is to much"

[@woodsprout]

What kind of cutting board do you suggest then? Fast food?

[@38unknownhinson]

Anyone who wears sunglasses indoors and talks about golden rectangles of history had way too much fun the night before

[@visqurin]

Heard the music . thought wow this sounds like home . Scrolled down read the description . Rofl this video was made where I'm from

[@datnguyenthe8300]

+visqurin Do you happen to know what song that is? Or could you tell me what sort of music this is? Sounds to my ear like scottish/irish music, but i actually have no idea... It's really nice to listen to, i like it...

[@visqurin]

It's Celtic Scottish

[@rickhalverson2014]

Very high quality. Nice!

[@reedcooper6545]

Awesome stewardship!! Thanks!

[@TheKittenChroniclesSanctuary]

Absolutely beautiful

[@عليمحمدحسن-غ4ذ]

Very satesfy and releaf ...i like it alot

[@mogsijavier3681]

beautiful product, thanks for sharing

[@MrSayyousayme]

The boards are awsome Stereakroma! Being Larch wood (high absorbency and resinous) what type of glue do you use? Great video tour, thanks.

[@janebluenoser4690]

Amazing!!! Beautiful product

[@mortorsabado]

but why's this guy wearing sunglasses?

[@dspencerluyao1088]

Cuz he's living the thug life

[@adamlubke9770]

because he's stoned off his face .

[@alecwhatshisname5170]

mortorsabado he had just gotten back from an eye surgery.

[@daphschizo]

I didn't even notice it till you pointed it out lol

[@slimmonty4477]

Cuz his future is so bright

[@judahsamaria5250]

Great video learned a lot.

[@cja.Santos]

"Hand made" in the Logo !! hahahaha never seen so many machines on wood working as here :D :D

[@Memphian1000]

Are you serious?

[@mikebailey5622]

Wow that was very interesting.

[@roundwoodcoffeetabletips20]

amazing larch this was a nice tutorial

[@jimchval7284]

This is Awesome,wood love to get some Larch wood,beautiful end grain lumber.This video is fabulous.Jim

[@TheKhandesign]

Fantastic skills

[@carmonacrafts1972]

Beautiful video woooooow that's a dream job

[@DrColinArchibald]

Amazing process. I need to get one of these.

[@theskip1]

old butchers blocks were always made from sycamore because it had a natural antibiotic so that any residue that was left in the grain was nutralized.i have made several choping boards all of which were sycamore.also you should have two, one for meat the other for everything else.