Making Handles for a Cutting Board

[@rickthompson3754]

Such a simple way to get your handles centred, saved me at least 20 minutes of friggen around to set my stop blocks. Thank you for making this video.

[@fwfirefly]

Very informative and well put together video. Exactly what I needed. I’ll be putting this technique to use on an order of 25 cutting boards I’m working on. Thanks for taking the time to share.

[@winstable1]

Was looking for a simple, safe method of doing this. This is spot on, thank you!

[@KatherineCrosbie]

Super helpful. Thanks!

[@tomtimmons2228]

Great tutorial. Thanks

[@dalebernstein107]

Bearing was removed from the cove bit. Thanks for the video.

[@BFran89]

Good one

[@southcumberlandwoodworks312]

Method works but how do you sand the burnt stuff out of the curved handle?

[@williambonfiglio5933]

You indicated the wrong size on your router bit. The shank is 1/4", but the cove bit you show and use is 3/4" cutting circumference.

[@Xray.71]

Yo! Are the handles even with each other? I assume your splitting the total measurement starting at the middle of the bit?

[@chavirawiser5010]

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[@alexandersangster7137]

Hey if I had a router table I wouldn’t look up how to do this....

[@Alliejen12345]

So by simply owning a router table .. that gives you all the knowledge needed to make every router project in the world?

[@alexandersangster7137]

@@Alliejen12345 only the stuff it shows on the box of my router table such as handles for a cutting board

[@alexandersangster7137]

By simply owning the router table it opened up your world drastically