Marble Charcuterie Board for under $10 --- Tutorial

[@NarlaScott]

Gratitude like that keeps him looking young. Great video also super heart warming

[@buddyholly4672]

Aww so sweet 🥰 great tutorial! Looks great! Thanks for the tip about granite being harder, i never realized that

[@erinmassey624]

OMG the shout out to Marissa hunniiieee at the end!! So sweet!!! Beautiful ❤️

[@nickhickson8738]

Bloody hell, you are such a nice bloke - your wife is lucky!

[@jjshagaya]

The end of this video was everything. I think I needed that more than a solution to which adhesive I needed to attach my stops.

[@Wayne_155]

Excellent information. Many thanx ☮️ from 🇨🇦 You earned yourself a new subscriber this Saturday afternoon

[@marisaostrom2486]

I absolutely love this gift! One of my most favorites so far... Thank you ♥️

[@jaydavin9122]

God bless you and your family. You're a hell of a guy and the board is very nice and easy and gives me more ideas Thank you

[@shericlunan3693]

Great idea and tutorial! Love it. And thank you for such kind sentiments in your closing!

[@tigerbizzful]

Your message is great, thank you for making this video. Blessings!

[@ovadiadan]

Amen brother, love your attitude and I admire how genuine and honest you are.

[@kittyfruitloop8264]

Absolutely great idea! In fact, you'll be amazed at all the granite and marble scraps you can pick up for next to nothing at your local countertop supplier. My husband and I wound up with free sink cutouts that we trimmed and tiled for a 20 sq/ft woodstove hearthpad with $.99 sq/ft Slate tile for the wall protection. Gorgeous!!! (Plus 2 layers of cement board on both floor and wall to meet R-value requirements.. plus 1" air gap between the cementboard layers for the wall protection) It's a shame that so much in stone scraps going unused! It doesn't rot so you can collect until you have enough for a project!

[@carmenponcedeleon2693]

Wow what a positive message at the end! Awesome project!

[@nicksimms9577]

Thank you, I have so many marble cutoffs, great idea. My wife will be happy.

[@RangerCaptain11A]

you say all that nice stuff because you don't know me. never the less, thank you, coach.

[@mariavargas8395]

I don't think I'm gonna be making this even though I really like it but I don't have the tools, but I love the message from this video, your wife must be very proud of you.

[@joeshmoe8912]

Merry Christmas Isaac. I agree with you on the showing people you care. It is a very important thing that society is missing today. Thanks for being man enough took say these things, reminding us about them.

[@politicalpartyagnostic268]

Outstanding video!!!! Much Respect for you!!! Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones!!! 🙏🏻🕊🎄🎅🏻☝🏻

[@Missionispossible7]

Sweet..love it and love the message

[@kristinaauci498]

What an awesome message at the end. Merry Christmas!!

[@lovely9181]

thanks so much this is a nice gift but your encouraging words meant so much more thanks i really need to see this thanks so much!

[@mangoyacho]

Thank you for sharing this lovely idea! Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas!

[@LandbergTileTV]

That's super awesome! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[@Aaron86v]

Nice video, something different. Love it.

[@rebecas5528]

Thanks again...great idea and message at the end.

[@satibel]

Tip for the feet: you can use raw hot glue, pour a big blob, flip the board and set it on a few shims, like 1/4-1/2 inch 5-10mm and let the glue droop, it will make a nice flat foot on the bottom in a hourglass shape. If you let it cool a bit more and use a thinner shim, you'll get a rounder one.

[@StellaMocte]

❤beautiful board

[@Aepek]

It’s those “little things” in life, that your wife/partner/etc...remember “most”, & end up cherishing 😍. Thx for the vid, was fun to watch you make this board, turned out beautiful. If you were to add handles, what would you use to secure after drilling out the holes? Hope had an awesome Christmas Day, & best wishes for the New Year✌🏼

[@edruiz1202]

Nice video !! Thanks for sharing. Can this be done with synthetic quartz also?

[@MsMargaritaleon]

I love your video!! And your message at the end... so true!! More man like you in the world. I have a question... How do you put the handles in the tray? Do you drill a hole ? Thank you!

[@mikevita2228]

He drills holes for sure

[@brendabecerril3097]

This is great. Can you do the same with left over porcelain material?

[@jpmethot6409]

Really enjoyable and great messaging .

[@williamd1732]

What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

[@rollingsteady3107]

Have a merry Christmas!

[@ccornell63]

Bro!? Your thumbnail shows hardware affixed, but the video goes on and on and blah blah on about love…..how do you attach handles?!?!!!

[@Kyleblank77]

Hey there, nice work! Like the positivity too but I came here to see how you installed the handle's on the cover photo 😟

[@TileCoach]

Sorry I should have shown that. I used a tile drill bit and used cabinet pulls that I found at home depot.

[@nathanholmes2625]

Around 12 minutes in after you smooth the edges you said you wouldn't use the same method to smooth granite. What method would you suggest for granite then? Thanks!

[@victoriaq5157]

Marble or any stone is too hard for a cutting board. They will round over the knife edge = dull. Plastic or wood will make much better boards. Very much like this channel.

[@tomruth9487]

As a woodworker for 35 years, I can think of better things for a cutting board :P

[@satibel]

If you use tempered steel knife (as most knives are), it's hardness is between a 5 and an 8 on the mohs scale, while marble is between a 3 and a 5, so in most cases it shouldn't dull a blade that much. It is basically limestone with less holes, so it's pretty soft.

[@nickhickson8738]

The everyday ones in the UK seem to be hardened glass or Wood and in special colours for different food preparations in catering places etc.

[@TrespassofRemus]

@@satibel you really don't know what you are talking about just quiet down

[@satibel]

@@TrespassofRemus if you have insight, tell me, I like to learn. To me, softer materials not dulling the blade (as much) makes sense.

[@gustavotirado8933]

Respect ✊🏼. Merry Christmas 🎄

[@walterdavis8085]

What did you use to put the handles on it.

[@fatcat-hc4pj]

Merry Christmas 🎄 👍on stessing the safety you can't preach it enough.

[@paulineleroux2467]

going to do some with granite what do you recommend for granite to polish it after. We have a bunch of small granite scraps and thought these would make awesome cheese boards for gifts for family this year.

[@mikevita2228]

Diamond polishing pads, they range from 50-3000, use your 50 first then double up so next is 100 then 200 then 400 then 800 ect, most stone 1500 is a nice finish

[@lousstylingplace4179]

Hello! I love you, Marble Charcuterie board! I tried to chisel edges on a 12 x 12 marble tile (1/2 inch thick), and it broke in half! What went wrong? Thank you!

[@onsightwoodworks]

It’s possible very possible the surface under wasn’t even and you had too much pressure in an area that took the impact wrong and caused the break. Not 100% unless I seen how you had it placed; try another one! It’s worth the practice

[@lousstylingplace4179]

@onsightwoodworks Thank you so much for your response! Yes, I recognized that I didn't place it properly to chisel. The good thing that came out of it was I made two small risers, or mini charcuterie boards! I painted the edge gold and glued round wood feet! Again, thank you for sharing your talent!

[@knickandchester]

Great idea!

[@mikevita2228]

How did you attach the handles? Epoxy? If not what did you use for the holes?

[@zeusa1818]

Right i was waiting for that part the whole time

[@mikevita2228]

@@zeusa1818 so I started making these and im drilling a hike through the stone and mounting the handles that way, hope it helps

[@jasonjohnson8123]

Merry Christmas bro...

[@bebesones]

How much would one of this cutting board cost? If you would try to buy one, I'm asking because I made 5 of this, gifted one to my mom and my neighbor. How much I could sell it for I got 3 left

[@OfftoShambala]

That’s exactly what I want to do with all the marble tile I have laying around.

[@theysawus5055]

The universe led me to u today, I love u too brother

[@TileCoach]

Yes it did! Love you to brother.

[@elizabeththane2991]

Looking to make outdoor end tables from sink and cooktop granite cutouts. What are your thoughts?

[@TileCoach]

Do it!!

[@Mdozaaa]

What about the little handles how’d you get those on there

[@Mdozaaa]

All good thnx for the great vids and keep up the good work 👍🏾

[@OfftoShambala]

Yes, we need to love. And learn how to live off grid.

[@sailingwind326]

You make me laugh on that one for safety lol

[@rcdogmanduh4440]

What no steel toe shoes, pocket protector, florescent vest, gauntlets? Good God man risky!

[@GTGHelio]

Does it need to be sealed? thanks

[@mikevita2228]

Marble should be sealed

[@daisycastillo4022]

Great husband! God bless your marriage

[@eyecatcher1509]

I make a few of these with offcut granite. Much easier and neater to simply to chamfer all edges. Ten minutes and finished, and easy to lean up on a splashback

[@satibel]

You can use a variac or a speed controller instead of a variable speed grinder. If you have the time you can get inexepensive (

[@fencerider1492]

My wife only responds to 💰😣😣😣

[@tinok.8149]

💪👌

[@henleylouie3761]

I love you too

[@cosmicfxx]

Darn didn’t show the handles

[@TrespassofRemus]

This is a really bad idea unless you want dull knives that you constantly have to resharpen after using once or twice don't follow this guy's advice.

[@genewickersham4593]

Get high quality knives, have them professionally sharpened-it's not expensive- and use a steel on them every time you use them. If this doesn't work then use a wood board for cutting and a stone board for serving. Marble is pretty soft, I don't think it should hurt a good knife.

[@anotherfeat1647]

That introduction.... Like this guy doesn't believe that men cook. I'm just here to point to Gordan Ramsay, Bobby Flay, Emeril Lagasse, Alton Brown, LifeofBoris.... Let's just not be shy about men cooking. Anyone can do it and should know how because everybody's gotta eat. I don't know if that was an on purpose thing, or just something you were taught that snuck its way in there, so I figure I'd just make you aware that it was there.

[@travisk5589]

I wonder what Bob will make his wife? Has he found a women that will hang out with him?