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@@fredmunson8603 absolutely is, so much work put in, then that’s almost the last step and can totally ruin the project 😂😂😂

@@jaredcoreyconcepts My first cutting board I messed it up, had the router going the wrong direction. almost made it all the way around and the router jerked off the router fence. The cutting board became a cheese-cutting board and the rest became firewood. I know now to go clock-wise with the router.

Thank you!!

Thanks brother!! 🤝

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@@kellythomas5098 no you can’t

Thanks for the kind words!

Hahaah correct!!

@@livingnatural4295 thank you!!

@@TRUUTAH60559 lol it’s food safe when cured.

@@rebeccalittle9522 black diamond pigments

Exotherm designs!

Emerald green by black diamond pigments

Just a light scuff with scotch brite pad

Thank you!! 😃😃

@@jaredcoreyconcepts your welcome

That is epoxy!

Hahah one can only hope!

Thank you!

Thank you! Stick around lots of new stuff coming!

Thank you!

Hello! Thank you! This was just a hair under 1” thick!

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@@jaredcoreyconcepts OMGOSH....can't afford that! My budget is like 25.00🤣🤣🤣

@@waterlilly62lori Olivewood is not cheap

@@jaredcoreyconcepts can you recommend another kind of wood besides walnut that's easier to afford?

Thank you!!

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Superclear!

There is none. They are all food safe as in a charcuterie board as in food contact but none are good for cutting board as in food grade. You're not meant to eat epoxy so you dont cut on it. The title needs to be changed. Ive never seen anyone that works extensively with epoxy recommend this. This was actually discussed by the creator in the first post so they are aware. There is epoxy all over that board and would be hard to miss cutting on

@@therebellion6911 It still would have been a stoked board if he would have only used the edges behind the cutting board, or used the color in the juice groove as I have seen many professional cutting board experts. It's still beautiful, but is should not be cut on.

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Set a stop on the drill press!

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Love the texture and the song

I need one

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Thank you! I use starbond ca blue to fill the small voids! Awesome have fun and enjoy the process!

I tell customers to not cut on epoxy, just the wood section!

​@@jaredcoreyconcepts definitely defeats the purpose of having a cutting board if you're reduced to cutting on a small section of the board

@@Alex-oz6sf wrong. This is a huge cutting board still plenty of space to use.

Yes as long as you sand and clean and use food safe oil/wax for finish!

This board is only 18 inches long, snipe is basically non existent

I’m getting snipe on my entry which is making the board length irrelevant. Any tips here?? Thanks!

@@scottbennett8504 do you have infeed and out feed tables?

No. What are those?

Trays that attach to the infeed and outfeed of the planer; it reduces snipe and keeps everything running flat as possible.

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When you're making the cut for your emblem, how do you judge the depth?

@@waterlilly62lori set a stop on the drill press

Yes it is!

Whenever the leftover epoxy and wood are totally flat

This was priced at $350. Walnut burl and amount of epoxy in this added up fast.

I bet! It's beautiful

Did you sell it?​@@jaredcoreyconcepts

Just personal preference, I like the mitre for making cuts but this cutting board was so large for the longer end I had to run it through the table saw.

Thanks so much for the kind words!! I plan on making a lot more videos this year in 2024!