Check Out This Incredible And Easy End Grain Cutting Board Design!

Welcome to my channel, where I invite you to join in crafting a professional end grain cutting board that not only impresses but also sells. In this captivating video, I'll share my personal journey, insights, and techniques for creating high-quality cutting boards that stand out in the market.
Watch as I arrange the wood into a visually stunning end grain pattern, showcasing the natural colors and grain characteristics that make each board truly unique. Experience the satisfaction of precision sanding and finishing, transforming a raw piece of wood into a smooth, tactile masterpiece.
Unlock the key elements of a cutting board that sells, including sturdy construction, balanced thickness, and food-safe finishes. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker looking to elevate your craft or an aspiring entrepreneur eager to turn your passion into profits, this video will show you how I create these end grain boards.
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[@ifeomanwanze8289]

I am making a couple of boards next month. Thank you for inspiring me

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

I just released another video without music.

[@thedoorguycharlie]

Dewalt 735 and I love it. I would have raised the grain after 180 grit. Then 220...but you know that.

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

I was looking at the Dewalt 735 as it has great reviews. I went with the Craftex because it was on sale and it looked identical to the Rikon. I love the thickness stop block. Thanks for sharing!

[@MartyOfAllTrades]

Nicely done

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@customwalldisplay]

Very nice buddy. Keep it up.

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

Thanks, will do!

[@therebellion6911]

How did you get the lighter and darker look out of the same boards?

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

That’s a great question, I wondered the same. Maybe it’s from alternating the pieces giving it a different angle for lighting would be my guess.

[@thedoorguycharlie]

I need to make a 18x24 end grain, min 2'' thick for a customer and checked the price pbf a couple hours ago. Rock Maple 8/4 is $6 US. And that's CA.

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

Thank you for sharing, Is that expensive where you are? Cheers

[@booksfromthehood5779]

I new to this so me reading the prices my be off but went to homedepot for walnut. Is was expensive $9. Then went to hardwood store and paid $3 bf on walnut

[@robertsmith3518]

The music …. I gave my seat to somebody else .
Can’t take it . Good luck with your goal

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

Is the music too loud? Let me know so I can make improvements on my videos. Thank you

[@ifeomanwanze8289]

yes. It made hearing you quite difficult. It was an insightful video regardless. Thank you

[@ChefSuperHot]

Subbed, out of Curran!

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

Welcome aboard! Thank you very much!

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

Is that Curran Ontario?

[@Northernbrent]

I have the exact same tablesaw, do you like yours?

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

I am very satisfied with my saw. I originally wanted a Sawstop, but couldn’t afford it.

[@TravisPagel]

You gotta find a hardwood distributor. They sell to dealers etc. they will let anyone set up account just tell them your a business. I set mine up so I just have a card on file with them instead of setting up credit with them: Instead of paying 8 bd ft for maple I pay 1.80. Not a typo cherry is the same. Even exotics are about 5 dollars cheaper. Walnut is about 15 though I find that cheaper creatively through private mills. Awesome board! Hope the information helps.

[@Toms_Woodworking_and_Carpentry]

That’s awesome. Thanks for sharing!