Steal this technique… Thank me later

[@sethrogers5959]

I love that plate groove idea, and the way you implemented it with the dado stack, excellent work!

[@stevemansfield3449]

Yeah, what he said, cool idea - Well done

[@danmadewoodworking]

Glad you liked it! It’s my new go-to 😃

[@jppendleton]

1:18 "Never gonna use it." 😂 I feel that keenly.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Yeah, but we still keep it 😂

[@ck5412]

Well done. Its nice to see a woodworker that uses what they have and doesn't complicate the task unnecessarily. Great job

[@danmadewoodworking]

Appreciate it!

[@wanderingbob678]

One of the most useful woodworking videos I have seen this year! Thanks for sharing your technique and methods!!

[@chrishorton1631]

I'm making one for Xmas as a gift in my shed. The tip about the oil was really useful... thank you

[@danmadewoodworking]

Glad it was helpful! 👍🏾

[@degendad1066]

I enjoy the content you create. Looking forward to your future stuff. Thank you for doing what you do.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks... I appreciate that! 🙂

[@davidross6586]

like the handholds. gonna steal that one from you. Good info in temperature and oils too. Thx

[@cloudspinwoodworks4813]

Great video-plenty of useful tips! I like how you used dovetail clamps to attach the tall fence.

[@Starman3539]

Excellent process. Very good looking final results. Before I forget, I enjoyed the music too. How could anyone ask for more!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

[@quincekreb6798]

Wonderful craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you!

[@DavidChambers-dj4bk]

I really enjoyed the production, @Danmade. Thanks for sharing. I'm delighted that the algorithm put this in my feed. Merry Christmas!

[@danmadewoodworking]

I'm glad they did too 😃. Merry Christmas!

[@ScottTaipaleRail]

Excellent video. Hope you and your family have a fantastic Christmas!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you very much! Merry Christmas!

[@gregghernandez2714]

Really enjoy your style of presentations. Very well thought out with tips and tricks sprinkled throughout. Great video. Thanks.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TheBillPayingHobbyists]

Those are beautiful and the dado groove is the perfect idea/solution. Thanks so much for sharing. Subscribed!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks! Glad you liked it! 😊

[@thedoorguycharlie]

Nice video, dado is the way to go, thank you.

[@dano5616]

Nice work man learned a few good tips for sure. Couple good one liners too "Leaking oil like your first car" 😂

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks for watching! Glad you found it useful (and mildly entertaining). 😂

[@richardwilliamsjr.6090]

Very nice, great craftmanship. I like the tip for the handles on the cutting boards. I have had the lumber for cutting boards beside my workbench for months, I will get started after Christmas. I enjoy your videos and keep making sawdust.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you have fun making those boards! 😃

[@SandyMasquith]

Thank you! Your style of production is great, and your explanations are very clear. I can't thank you enough for the handhold cutting technique you show. Now I just need to make me a tall board and cut some dovetail grooves for the clamps, then I can cut these "plate relief" handholds. I think that is a stand-out feature for your boards. I will remember to mention you (and this video) when I gift the boards. Have a great Christmas/Chanukah/holiday season.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Awesome! I hope the boards work out for you. Merry Christmas!

[@molanlabe6543]

Great video and awesome work! Thanks for posting.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you!

[@SmallProjectCentral]

Nice! Great step-by-step instructions. Thanks for putting this one together

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks for watching! 👍🏾

[@joshuamorrison3204]

Looks great, man. Good job.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Appreciate it!👊🏾😃

[@dgoddard]

Nice looking boards! Merry Christmas!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks! Merry Christmas to you too!

[@jpmccue7]

Very Nice, Thanks

[@michaelthompson5875]

"Everybody loves parfaits." Great looking boards, Dan. I'm sure they were greatly appreciated by your family. Interesting comment about routing dust. I'm building a craft storage "cabinet" for my wife and was routing some rabbets last night. Cloud of dust in a snowstorm...I need to figure out dust collection for my router. Btw...didn't Maple, Walnut, and Cherry open for Peter, Paul, and Mary back in the 60s? 😂

[@danmadewoodworking]

😂🤣😂 Yeah, routers make some kind of mess. I wonder if the fact that I was doing a climb cut made the dust spray more than usual 🤔

[@dannyb4283]

I like this idea. Thanks

[@stefanleijon9637]

Nice one mate! I have been wanting to do an end grain cutting board for a long time, but I always feel that I lack the tools needed, because just as you mentioned, tight glue lines are super important when doing cutting boards.

[@danmadewoodworking]

You can always do it with lumber that's already been surfaced.

[@stefanleijon9637]

@@danmadewoodworking Well yeah I know but it is quite hard to find hardwood at all where I´m from, even harder to find surfaced.

[@danmadewoodworking]

@stefanleijon9637 yeah, I hear ya. I suppose there's the mail order router like woodworkers source, but then it starts getting a bit pricey.

[@jetme8815]

Great vid Brother. Keep at it, keep them coming. New subscriber! Thanks

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you like it!

[@sparks-tech]

Fantastic video and process. Thank you!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks, I appreciate it! 👍🏾

[@jacobhicks7959]

Cold shop in the barn, walked to the house for glue and battery tools soooooo many times. Only time to work wood is winter

[@danmadewoodworking]

Yep, glue and batteries are the only two things I don't keep in the shop 😃

[@Andrea-bw8xm]

Nice results. Straight forward process. Thanks for skipping the endless sanding I'm sure you did! Adding the oil, seeing the grain pop is the best!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks... yeah, nobody wants to see all that sanding 😀

[@scottcountryman6090]

That’s not a bad idea using the dado stack to cut the plate profile out. The only downside is not being able to flip the board and use the other side. I like doing this in my professional kitchen because I can use one side for meat and one side for veggies. Great video production and solid boards too

[@danmadewoodworking]

Yeah, that's a good point. I guess you also don't like feet on your boards for the same reason?

[@rfdinesen4027]

Beautiful!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you 🙏🏾😃

[@Mandurath]

Great video, and what I would call a facepalm idea. First timeI have seen that done, and well, it just makes so much sense.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks! Glad it worked out... I'll definitely never not do that going forward 😀

[@jakeg1342]

The boards look great. How do you like the match fit system?

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks! I like it a lot. It's easily my favorite thing that they've made becuse I can use it for so many things.

[@a9ball1]

What did you use for the oil? Was/is it food friendly?

[@danmadewoodworking]

Yes, it was mineral oil

[@mickey533]

You look pretty scary in that protective gear... Nice build

[@danmadewoodworking]

😂

[@TomGarner99]

That blade has some gullets!

[@danmadewoodworking]

That's right, gotta clear out those chips 😃

[@jowaldo]

Great video! Do you typically run an end grain board through your planer? I heard that can have a lot of tear out. Is that not true?

[@danmadewoodworking]

I only run it through the planer after the first glue up when the face/edge grain is still facing up. After the second/last glue up when the end grain is facing up is when you might not want to run it through the planer. I don't have a planer big enough to run it through anyway, but if I did, I might try it with super light passes. I've seen folks have success with that.

[@jowaldo]

@@danmadewoodworking great to know!! Thank you again for your videos!!

[@nicholasmanovich4330]

That counts as free

[@danmadewoodworking]

👍🏾😃

[@MatttKelly]

Can I also "steal" your sawstop too? And by steal i mean have it delivered to my house... Also what squares are you using?

[@danmadewoodworking]

😂🤣😂 I like to use machinist squares since they seem to be the best blend of cost and accuracy. I have them in a few different sizes and bases. These are the 3 I have. 3x2” (amzn.to/49UaSZ3) 6x4” (amzn.to/4fd6YLG) 11.75x8” (amzn.to/4fiwzTpl)

[@MatttKelly]

@danmadewoodworking Sweet. Ive found even my miluwakee speed squares aren't as square as I want. Ive been thinking the machinist squares like this might be designed for a bit better accuracy. Do you have experience with the dfm or woodpecker squares compared to these?

[@danmadewoodworking]

@@MatttKelly no experience with those other squares, don't want to spend the money 🙂. But the machinist squares are supposed to be manufactured to tighter tolerance than the woodpecker. Which is definitely good enough for woodworking. And they've been great for me.

[@MatttKelly]

@@danmadewoodworking Awesome! Thank you!

[@bradspring8332]

You need to stop wearing gloves around your saws. It is extremely dangerous. You catch any part of a glove in a blade and it will pull you entire hand into the blade.

[@seanthumper]

Why would his hand be any where near the blade?

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks for the heads up, but I've thought about that and I'm ok with the risk 🙂

[@dylanrapp7629]

@danmadewoodworking May I ask what benefits outweighs the risks?

[@danmadewoodworking]

@dylanrapp7629 mostly just my hands not freezing

[@wiredvibe1678]

Bro paid sawstop money for a tablesaw so he can wear gloves.

[@scytaleghola5969]

Still free. One less gift you had to spend money on for your sister-in-law.

[@danmadewoodworking]

I like the way you think 😃

[@jacobhicks7959]

First car in hs, bahahahaha

[@danmadewoodworking]

😂