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Project:
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End-Grain Cutting Board
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| Starting Date: |
December 2006
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| Completion Date: |
December 2006
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| Inspiration: |
Wood Magazine
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| Size: |
Various
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| Wood Species: |
Maple, Cherry, Walnut
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| Finish: |
Beeswax Salad Bowl Finish
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| Materials Source: |
Shop scraps, and Lee Valley 53Z32.02
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| Additional References: |
Wood Magazine, October 2006 Issue |
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Nothing much to say here. This is probably the most common Woodworking project tackled by shop enthousiasts, and to boot this is the design used by most on their first attempt. Plans are available here: http://www.woodstore.net/encubo.html
That said, one of a kind End-Grain Cutting Boards makes the perfect gift for practically everyone and they don't require Master craftmanship to achieve eye-catching result.
 1- Gluing the boards
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2- Glued boards ready for planing
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3- Ready for being cross-cut into strips
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4- Flipping strips
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 5- Re-Gluing Flipped strips
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6- Ready for final flattening
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7- Ready for finishing
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 8- Final product with Anti-Slip Rubber Feet
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Notes:-
I used Titebond III and I have nothing bad to say about my choice after 6 years.
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