the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Gorgeous work! You mention being new(ish) to woodworking. I'm old and started young. Broke most every safety rule with too many bad scares and some injuries. Still have 10 fingers. I know several woodworkers who don't. Long way to say, IT HAPPENS SO FAST it's impossible to imagine. Please, please give a little more thought to safety. Luck is something that sometimes turns. And yes, I now do everything I can to stay safe in the shop. Again, big praise for your craft.
Having wood with really good grain can be amazing too. Great job. Pro look. Easy to sell at the right price. Love your work. Chess boards would be just down your Ally...
Good job. Suggestion - for the first glue-up, don't glue the sticks all along the same edge (perpendicular to the first stick). Instead, glue each piece at an offset that matches the chevron angle. Then when you cut the first chevron angle, you'll have much less waste.
You made me feel stupid. Ive done loads of cutting boards but somehow havent thought about making a wavy board. I truly thank you for a kick in the rear. Much apprecited
Beautiful piece and a true craftsman. I've made a few similar boards and recently tried to offset the pieces in the first glue-up so they follow the angle of the subsequent cut. It definitely takes more clamps, but when making angled cuts, it significantly reduces waste (those big triangle cut-off pieces). Hope that helps
Great video, but I feel I should say for any beginners that your table saw safety isn't up to scratch. You often leave your blade too high, coupled with no riving knife means you are far more likely to get kickback. If you do, you are stood right behind your piece. I've seen (on Stumpy Nubs channel) kickback spear a 2x4 straight through a solid door. OUCH!
Hi. The strips that you first tore down, were they about 30” long. I’m unsure of what length to do mine to end up with a decent sized board at the end without having loads of waste. Super lovely board. 👍
@@fasterthansid933 i don’t remember this at the end my board have 16x13x 1 3/4 may I suggest you with your waste make a little board the sell with the big one my customer love that little board same pattern and You finish with a very low amount of waster You can also cut the angle for the first glue time but for me it’s a pain in the ass to glued And with the little board I made with the waste I got no waste 😏 Thanks for watching
Ur a legend!!! I love you work you inspire me a lot I’m 13 and I I do this sort of stuff in my workshop in my spare Time with my dad and with metal I use all types of metal and all types of wood I love making stuff
Couldn’t agree more ! Fantastic workmanship but ……… no riving knife , no crown guard and hoodie drawstrings dangling down! Beautiful, beautiful work tho .
Its the thumbs down brigade that makes me laugh prob people that can't even hammer a nail into a piece of wood let alone create something that takes a level of skill
@@Villywoodworking I have been turning wood for many years and I know to create something beautiful takes skill and is an art form people that give thumbs down don't really have any idea what it takes to take a piece of wood and turn it into something beautiful or practical the way I see it if your happy with what you have created then thumbs down dosent mean anything nice work and beautiful board
I made a coffee table the exact same way. I found that during the 1st glue up I could offset each bored by a couple of inches so that I minimized the off cut waste by only cutting the very corner of each color on the first diagonal cut. Other than that exactly the same. Nice vid
Thanks for watching I know if I offset some piece I minimize the waste ! I use my waste to make little board just like the. Big one and sell it for a pair
I have on more to buy on my Etsy shop J'ai le plaisir de vous présenter cet article de ma boutique #etsy : cutting board ( chevron 3D effect) etsy.me/2OZPxIt
I'm just beginning to start my venture into this woodworking hobby. Thank you for taking the time to upload such an informative video; I loved it and the piece you created. I learned so much about how I could put my same tools to work. It is so comical reading people's comments, so many BOSSES! Most of them probably would never attempt to make a How-to video. It's not easy to do. You take pride in your work without worrying about what others will comment on; congrats. My question, what kind of wood did you use for this project?
Nice board. Would be a lot safer to use a riving knife if you have one for the saw though. Im thinking how you would make that tapered cut safer with a push stick rather than your hand. My butthole would pucker a bit doing that with no riving knife and by hand lol.
Dude ur hands are way too close to that saw and they should never be in line with it , u also don't use a saw guard, it only has to happen once and it in trouble , nice work btw but stay safe
It's a Sawstop. Those can't even cut through a hotdog let alone a finger. Also they're his fingers...and who uses a saw guard? Riving knife sure but saw guard?
Man, I flinched when I saw how close his hand got to the blade. Never watched after that. Never saw the end product. Just came right here to the comment section.
looks awesome, I think it might be a good idea to put the miter saw cut-off in a jig on a table saw sled, Also it's a good idea to run the router counter-clockwise
Awesome! I'm watching you on my boyfriends phone and I just had to say! I really like your work! Everyone would have to keep staring at the 3 D look! Awesome!
That is a really nice cutting board. I hope you water raised the grain before you oiled it, otherwise it's gonna get real fuzzy the first time it's washed.
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the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
My eyes decievd me, never thought the surface was level. What a superb optical illusion. And such workmanship.
Thanks you sir
Gorgeous work! You mention being new(ish) to woodworking. I'm old and started young. Broke most every safety rule with too many bad scares and some injuries. Still have 10 fingers. I know several woodworkers who don't. Long way to say, IT HAPPENS SO FAST it's impossible to imagine. Please, please give a little more thought to safety. Luck is something that sometimes turns. And yes, I now do everything I can to stay safe in the shop.
Again, big praise for your craft.
Having wood with really good grain can be amazing too. Great job. Pro look. Easy to sell at the right price. Love your work. Chess boards would be just down your Ally...
I loved every minute of the video, and shuddered when I saw the tablesaw being used. :(
Good job.
Suggestion - for the first glue-up, don't glue the sticks all along the same edge (perpendicular to the first stick). Instead, glue each piece at an offset that matches the chevron angle. Then when you cut the first chevron angle, you'll have much less waste.
Can you further explain what you mean?
That's not a cutting board, it's a work of art !!!
You made me feel stupid. Ive done loads of cutting boards but somehow havent thought about making a wavy board. I truly thank you for a kick in the rear. Much apprecited
Your welcome
Beautiful piece and a true craftsman. I've made a few similar boards and recently tried to offset the pieces in the first glue-up so they follow the angle of the subsequent cut. It definitely takes more clamps, but when making angled cuts, it significantly reduces waste (those big triangle cut-off pieces).
Hope that helps
Nice idea! We all learn by listening and sharing knowledge. Ty
That juice groove jig is BRILLIANT
Great video, but I feel I should say for any beginners that your table saw safety isn't up to scratch. You often leave your blade too high, coupled with no riving knife means you are far more likely to get kickback. If you do, you are stood right behind your piece. I've seen (on Stumpy Nubs channel) kickback spear a 2x4 straight through a solid door. OUCH!
Couldn't agree more...I held my breath for a moment....riving knife, always.
I was thinking the same thing; no diving knife, not really using a push block, blade too high…. Disaster waiting to happen
Also if you look at the cut edges, it looks to me like his saw is not very sharp.
Great jigs!! I love jigs. This guy is so detail oriented, I love it. He makes things like I do, with great attention to detail. ❤
if you want to see more of woodworking video like that tell me in the comment
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Hi. The strips that you first tore down, were they about 30” long. I’m unsure of what length to do mine to end up with a decent sized board at the end without having loads of waste. Super lovely board. 👍
@@fasterthansid933 i don’t remember this at the end my board have 16x13x 1 3/4 may I suggest you with your waste make a little board the sell with the big one my customer love that little board same pattern and
You finish with a very low amount of waster
You can also cut the angle for the first glue time but for me it’s a pain in the ass to glued
And with the little board I made with the waste I got no waste 😏
Thanks for watching
@@Villywoodworking do you know what I never thought of that!!! Awesome idea, many many thanks. 👍
@@fasterthansid933 👌🏻
U
Craftsmanship. Beautiful, just beautiful.
This is absolutely amazing craftsmanship. I was considering making my own however after seeing this I want to buy one!
Mais your own it’s so better
Ppe
Das ist zu schön um da drauf etwas zu schneiden.... SUPER Arbeit! 1000 likes 👍👍👍
Einverstanden.
I legit thought the board was wavy lol, my brain tricked me!
My job is done 😎
Holy moly I am definitely about to do one of these. Had no idea the chevron pattern was this easy. Thanks!
Safetywise a -10 :>
Ur a legend!!! I love you work you inspire me a lot I’m 13 and I I do this sort of stuff in my workshop in my spare Time with my dad and with metal I use all types of metal and all types of wood I love making stuff
Thanks you very much if you want some tip and trick with wood 🪵 juste email me villywoodpecker@gmail.com
Don't ever use a table saw like this kid does.
Couldn’t agree more ! Fantastic workmanship but ……… no riving knife , no crown guard and hoodie drawstrings dangling down! Beautiful, beautiful work tho .
Only extremely dangerous
Blade too high as well.
This is definitely one of my favorites!
Beautiful and a piece of Art.
Thanks baby
Was perfect.... then added rubber bumpers. Very nice. Thanks
I'm speechless, this is absolutely incredible! Such talent!
Before the title I saw the thumbnail....and thought you were crazy......😂😂😂.
Loved it though....
That is a nice looking board
Amazing! Get a kick out of all the advice in the experts' comments.
Hahah don’t worry 😉 Pro always gonna be Pro 😂😅😅😅 thanks you sir for watching 🙌🏻
Its the thumbs down brigade that makes me laugh prob people that can't even hammer a nail into a piece of wood let alone create something that takes a level of skill
@@paulmcdonald5287 😎😎😎
@@Villywoodworking I have been turning wood for many years and I know to create something beautiful takes skill and is an art form people that give thumbs down don't really have any idea what it takes to take a piece of wood and turn it into something beautiful or practical the way I see it if your happy with what you have created then thumbs down dosent mean anything nice work and beautiful board
Hello how are you? What is the angle of her first cut you made in the miter?
man that looks good. that cutting board is a piece of art
Thanks you very much
I made a coffee table the exact same way. I found that during the 1st glue up I could offset each bored by a couple of inches so that I minimized the off cut waste by only cutting the very corner of each color on the first diagonal cut. Other than that exactly the same. Nice vid
Thanks for watching I know if I offset some piece I minimize the waste ! I use my waste to make little board just like the. Big one and sell it for a pair
Good
what are the wood types?
@@clarklowery943 maple 🍁 walnut and mahogany
dude, I so want a cutting board like that. AWESOME
I have one more to sell on my Etsy shop but bigger but same illusion
@nicholasberdzik
I have on more to buy on my Etsy shop J'ai le plaisir de vous présenter cet article de ma boutique #etsy : cutting board ( chevron 3D effect) etsy.me/2OZPxIt
Perfeito,parabéns,muito bem executado ,show a ilusão de ótica que ela apresenta.
i really like the total design (cut work), and that effect isn't bad either.
Beautiful work but wish you didn’t brand the top of the board. Should do the bottom so the cutting surface is unadulterated
If I created something like that I would even use it to cut anything on top of it. I would hang it up on a wall and watch it everyday I get home.
Espetacular! Verdadeira obra de arte. Parabéns!
Very nice! And I dig that router jig.
Look the king fine woodworking you gonna find the plan for the jig
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Me at 12am: Watching not knowing what half these machines are
????
Table saw, planer, router, clamps, glue. That was it.
That was wonderful. Thank you.
That was the most efficient method of producing a chevron effect I have seen. Very nice!
Do you have plans to your router jig?
Thanks you in the description of the video you got the link to kings fines woodworking and I bought this guy
Watched again, what angle on the miter saw? 45?
@@deweyc9451 no the angle on the mitter saw it’s 30
This was great. Thanks for no music!!
It’s a pleasure thanks for watching
Anyone else get anxiety from those dangling cords from his hoodie next to powerful machinery?
Also him pushing the wood through with his fingers. The push stick is right there!
I’m still anxious just thinking about it.
Very beautiful 3D effect. Outstanding!
Thanks you sir 🦾
anyone else get anxiety when his hand was an inch from the table saw blade
Gonna happen someday
His hand William, his hand got anxiety.
I think it's a saw stop so he's safe, but still good habit. Plus the brake CAN fail and I wouldn't trust my hand with it.
Push blocks are the way to go.
Yeah...and the push stick is right there.
I love the illusion
very nice project but why are you so careless when using the table saw?
I’m not when you cut a piece with N angle I prefer with hand ✋🏻 for avoid the kick back I look like I’m not but I’m very careful
I am going to make one, SOOO COOL!!
Very cool. I rarely subscribe after watching just one video on a channel. This time I did.
😎 thanks you very much
Looks 3d. Excellent thanks
ok, that's pretty dope
Thanks man I work on a new pattern 2.0 gonna be more dope 🤘🏼
Wow that is trippy. I want to make a monogram cutting board for my channel. This was very helpful.
I'm just beginning to start my venture into this woodworking hobby. Thank you for taking the time to upload such an informative video; I loved it and the piece you created. I learned so much about how I could put my same tools to work.
It is so comical reading people's comments, so many BOSSES! Most of them probably would never attempt to make a How-to video. It's not easy to do. You take pride in your work without worrying about what others will comment on; congrats.
My question, what kind of wood did you use for this project?
Your welcome sir
Beautiful work Villy 👍
Nice board. Would be a lot safer to use a riving knife if you have one for the saw though. Im thinking how you would make that tapered cut safer with a push stick rather than your hand. My butthole would pucker a bit doing that with no riving knife and by hand lol.
Love the router jig.
I'm lost on how the depth visual is happening
Tjs illusion is pretty good
Thanks for watching
I have made a few of these and plan on making several more. Thanks for the video.
So cool to make and the illusion is perfect 👌🏻 thanks for watching
I want to do this but for a revolver grip. That would look so amazing.
Dude ur hands are way too close to that saw and they should never be in line with it , u also don't use a saw guard, it only has to happen once and it in trouble , nice work btw but stay safe
Push sticks should be 350 cm long I think and I’d use two , I was a wood machinest once ,
He did many, many unsafe things. Hope it doesn't take losing a few fingers before he changes his practices.
Push sticks are for fembots and gypsies. A real man keeps his fingers close to the moving blade
It's a Sawstop. Those can't even cut through a hotdog let alone a finger. Also they're his fingers...and who uses a saw guard? Riving knife sure but saw guard?
Man, I flinched when I saw how close his hand got to the blade. Never watched after that. Never saw the end product. Just came right here to the comment section.
Very very very nice! Congratulations!
Thanks
Класс!👍👍👍😁
good job
Great looking cutting board.
Im doing this for my mom, she will get a lot of miss cuts with it hahahah
Hahaha
Very clever ! Great video ! Thank you. 👍👍👍
Nice! Please keep these type of projects coming! Always after new ideas... thank you!
For sure thanks for watching
I was going to say you nailed it, awesome.
Wow! That's super cool!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Haha that tall ass blade cuttin thin wood is pro level finger removal technique
Великолепный результат 👍
Beautiful!
So nice very beautiful is a work of art
Very nice board, I really like that angle. In my opinion that is the perfect angel for best 3d effect 👌🏻
I will try to make one myself.
30 is the angle
I think so too.
@@Villywoodworking I'm really glad you mentioned the angle.
Beautiful work!!! Nice to watch you go step by step!
Thanks you sir
Lol. When I first saw it before watching the video. I though how unpractible to have an uneven cutting board! The effect was that good. 👍
Really nice! Quite a nice size for those who prefer to have several boards ... Cheers
looks awesome, I think it might be a good idea to put the miter saw cut-off in a jig on a table saw sled, Also it's a good idea to run the router counter-clockwise
The more you sanded and planed it the more wavy it looked. Very cool design. I'd like to see a what you with the crazy grains of burl wood.
man you rocked
incredible job my man!
Really nice. One of the best 3D, make my brain not see a flat surface ever!!! Good job!
The tool is very complete for a home sclae,....good
Très bel effet 3D ! J’aime bien.
Merci mr Serge
Wow it really looks uneven with that effect. Awesome job
Amazing piece of art...I wouldn't use it. A masterpiece
Beautiful job
Thanks you sir
Awesome! I'm watching you on my boyfriends phone and I just had to say! I really like your work! Everyone would have to keep staring at the 3 D look! Awesome!
Beautiful Piece!!
Really amazing work. Beautiful craftsmanship...
I like it very much. Thanks
Thanks to you for watching
Looks great.
Thanks
That is a really nice cutting board. I hope you water raised the grain before you oiled it, otherwise it's gonna get real fuzzy the first time it's washed.
Beautiful woodworking. Don’t take unnecessary risks near that blade dude.
Truely a master peace weldone
Beautiful 👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing. Whatever you want to create is fine with me
Thanks for watching
Simple and effective, brilliant!
Pure skill!
Thanks you sir
Beautiful. Darlington, South Carolina
So beautiful!! I enjoy, your videos !!
Thanks you very much I just post a new one Woodturning - Big Cherry Burl
A beautiful cutting board! Good luck!
Nice job man!
Beautiful 👍 ….and very clever !!
Love the cutting board !
Beautiful work