End Grain Chopping Board From Scraps!
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- i made an end grain chopping board for my mothers birthday! i had some oak scraps and some left over wood from a table i disassemble that i cut into small chucks and turned them into a beautiful end grain chopping board.
this video is in a different style to my usual videos i wanted to try make this video abit more personal by talking to the camera and walking you through the process of what i am doing so please let me know in the comments below if you preferred this type of content from my usual style of videos. hope you enjoy the video and get inspired to do some DIY of your own! please subscribe and i hope to see you on the next video
Excellent job mate. 👏
Thank you! Much appreciated
Contrasting colours work really well.
Thank you! I was abit worried about how it would turn out with the different types of wood but the darker boarder looks nice!
I like you your like me and i can relate so much
Haha love to hear it, hope you subscribe!
Damn dude! That really fought you all the way. But you got there in the end, so well done.
The joys of wood working on a tight budget.
Kudos for sticking with it, I suspect I would have rage quit at some point. lol
Quite like the video format, it works well and the audio wasn't bad at all to be fair. 👍
Yeah what I’d give to have £30k to spend on tools it would make my life so much easier i really enjoyed working with hardwood for once and it was challenging but i learned a lot! Thanks for the feedback on the style of the video I feel like talking to the camera would be a good way to make the videos more enjoyable and entertaining I’m just very new to it and didn’t know if I was rambling to much!😂 thanks for keeping up with the content @shiftysquirrel always like seeing your comments
I think you did amazing and the only honest thing I can tell you is that I subscribed to you on my own because I want to see more of what you do. Have some confidence in yourself and say subscribe at the end but don’t bag. You do not have to. You are good enough. You want the subs that are going to stick around and not unsubscribe because you said something that they didn’t like or something. I am going nowhere and I can’t wait to see more. Of course remember I am saying this out of the kindness of my heart and not trying to be mean at all! I’m just trying to help like you asked. Not get to making more content and be as confident as you are honest and you will see the subs start coming out of nowhere. Good job and I love your videos.
Thank you that was a lovely comment! Subs are slowly coming in and I should try say it more to prompt people to do it would love to do this full Time one day
Excellent work! Im guessing your from my home town too with the YT channel name 😊
Yes I live in barrow working out my tiny shed
Hey Mate, I cringed when you did the planer. I knew exactly what was gonna happen. I used a jointer, which I assume you don’t have one. I made a 609mmx 914mmx 50mm end grain. Yeah quite a challenge. I would have glued the boards up first, ran them thru the surface planer, then cut them into the height. Would have been less gluing and would have been straighter for ya. Also, if your blade is drifting, again I assume it’s your fence(?) I would get a piece of angle iron to clamp down on the table saw to prevent drifting and keep a consistent cut. I also would have used the belt sander to level the cutting board instead of the surface planer. I had severe kick back doing end grain. I planed a lot of end grain without incident, but it only took one time to get a kick back ( btw it destroyed my planer, I had to get another one) for me not to use the planer for end grain. Wish I could send pictures. I had a chuckle when that piece went flying back on you, I’ve had the same stuff happen to me. Hopefully thru this journey of this cutting board you learned better ways. The board looks beautiful! I’m really impressed. I subscribed to your channel.
Thank you! I have a new table saw with a longer fence now I hated my old one at some point in the future I’ll be making another end grain chopping block because one of my friends want one for Christmas so I’ll try implementing your tips! Thank you for subscribing and supporting me!
@@barrovianmade : I’d like to privately email you and discuss a few more tips. I made one with maple as the main color, and walnut as the border. The walnut looked like leather after I was done. I learned a lot!
It's not the blade that is moving on the table saw, it is the fence. You can see at about 10:20 you touch the fence and it tilts. I would check out the way it is secured and make sure it is solid. Also change the blade on the table saw to prevent the dark marks seen around 7:56. Your blade is dull and "burning" its way through instead of cutting. All and all a good product but of the love of god please don't send any more things through machinery if they are hot glued down plz.
Yeah might be the fence it moves all the time so I have to clamp it down and it’s a cheap table saw so the fence only secures on to one side of the table so even when it’s clamped down the fence still flexes never used to be an issue till I started trying to cut harder woods and I haven’t sharpened the blade in a while so I’ll check it and sharpen it but I am looking for a new table saw since the one I gave at the moment is a headache to use, any recommendations for a table saw with a £300 budget?
Also I did hot glue it down they just ripped off I used the cheapest got glue sticks with a lighter instead of a hot glue gun tho so I don’t know if it was because of that