Newbie tries wood working | Cutting board from *FREE* pallet wood

[@XANALOQUENDO]

Mucho animo, sigue adelante, que nada te detenga, cada vez te saldrán mejor las cosas.

[@kehindehassan8668]

Not bad for a first go, well done! I'm a newbie woodworking and was smiling throughout watching this ....I think one lesson I've learned from on here is the direction of a router when using it :) overall, good first go!

[@lvwrx]

Only suggestion is not wearing work gloves when using anything rotary, ie table saw, cuz if one little strand catches it'll draw your hand towards the blade

[@EpicSqu1rrel]

solid advice

[@SpeckledSouth]

Awesome video. I had recently thought about doing this but was informed by a woodworker I know that pallets are not considered a safe wood to use for cutting boards or anything food related. Not sure why this is.

[@rml3wood]

POISON

[@XANALOQUENDO]

Por los tratamientos que recibe la madera para que no la ataquen insectos, hongos, moho, y un largo etc.

[@Empire86Gaming]

As stated, try not to wear gloves with and saw, router, planer. Could end very bad. Clear your table saw before making cuts, if the mitre gauge is not being used dont have it on the table, just one more thing rhat could pose a risk. Also try clamping from both directions (alternate clamps from one side to the other) to apply more equal clamping force and stop the boards from potentially pulling into an arc

[@Empire86Gaming]

Also try not to go to full depth of the cur with your router in one pass, by taking smaller cuts at a time you will prevent a lot of tear out (sometimes can not be helped depending on species and grain) and also prevent any burning

[@rml3wood]

Why are you wearing gloves? Vitiligo? The heartbreak of psoriasis? Or are you just really soft?