Making a Batch of Charcuterie Boards from Firewood
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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About a year ago, I made a few serving boards from some sawmill scraps that were in my firewood pile. This year I wanted to make a bunch more for gifts and to switch things up, I decided the focus of this video should be on the batching process vs the prototyping process that we went through last time. This video was inspired by a viewer who asked how long each board would take to make.
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THANK YOU FOR NO MUSIC!!!!!! In the background, it was wonderful to watch a video with natural sound on. 💝💝💝
Love the sense of humor and easy- going nature. Regularly chuckling to yourself about something or other. 😊
Ive been watching you mill logs for a long time and enjoy seeing the grainin the boards. This is the first time I watched you make something useful like the charcuterie boards. Awsome display of how you go about making them in batches. I learned the steps to make my own boards thanks for an excellent teaching class.
Matt,
I love it. I’m a creator of artisan charcuterie along with a good friend for our own use. Your boards are beautiful and perfect for the fun side of displaying thinly sliced charcuterie Coppa, Brasola, salamitties, prosciutto etc. Fun stuff salute 👍🏻🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing with us Matt, great serving tray and slicing boards 👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
These look like a good project to batch out. Seeing your “batching” process helps. This year I batched out turned ice cream scoops for the first time. It was a real learning process because batching things out is a lot different than just making a single item.
I am really happy you did this. I have been watching a lot of sawmill videos recently trying to learn all I can and so many sawyers toss so much wood in the burn pile that can be used for smaller items than a slab table. It could be sold as is to woodworkers even. Maybe not for much but to pay the fuel bill!
I made a bunch of those this year as well Along with some osage, walnut, oak, tiger maple and Brazilian cherry cutting boards
Awesome Matt. Thanks so much for the plug!
There is something so satisfying about the sound of that draw knife 🎶👂🏼
Speaking of, what draw knife is that? I'm looking for a nice large draw knife.
Lie Nielsen curved
Merry Christmas Matt and Family from Tallahassee, Florida. I really enjoy your channel and your enthusiasm.
Matt, I just recently found your channel and have been going through a lot of your videos. I'm about to start on the sawmill playlist right now, actually. Your work is truly amazing and you have a great attitude and demeanor that is a joy to watch. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much, Matt!
my week before christmas gift for everyone is brazilian cumaru coasters. Ive made 60 of them, only 18 are actually finished so far, 3 sets of 6.
They are end cuts from some amazing teak hard wood flooring I installed. I preserved the flooring finish on the top and routered out the bottom for feet and rounded off all the sides. Finishing wax and done.
Love the video. I especially like the timing included! Well done
Just came across your videos and I’m enjoying them. Found myself watching the cycle of propping up the clock on the planer and the subsequent slow slipping until you finally just laid it down. Soothing :)
This video inspired me to go out to my firewood pile and find a nice almost flat piece of cedar to start working. I've been out in my garage with the hand planes for about 2 hours now. I've got a ways to go but I think it's turning out nice.
Excellent!
That's a great idea, I've been using those "flitches" for experimenting with my new hobby " Lichtenberg" .
Nothing goes to waste. Man after my own heart.
Love the board but I REALLLLLY LOVE those custom drawer fronts!!!! Why have I never thought of that 😲🥰😁🙌
Happy New Year! Thanks for all the content in 2018! Best wishes to you and yours!
Thanks!
6:24 Warms my heart to see that happens to the professionals too sometimes.
Yet another GREAT VIDEO.
I actually learned a lot from it. Got some great ideas and knowledge on how to make a piece of otherwise fire wood into a useful and practical item. Thanks again Matt .
awesome to hear! Thanks!
As usual beautiful project. I love the simplicity. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Thank you!
From firewood to beautiful serving trays. Very nicely done.
thanks!
A master at such a young age...so great...
Enjoyed watching. You’re a smart guy.
Thanks for the ideas.
I think the greatest thing I took away from this video is confirmation that batching out in higher quantities is always worth it if you can do so. I've made a few boards 1 or 2 at a time and I'm no where near 16 minutes! :) Thanks for sharing.
Gotta add a zero on there 😄
Nice! Good way to use your scraps! Nice to safe those from the fireplace
Merry Christmas to you and your family.
love the boards! Great video. ...now those culinary knife skills, pinch and claw, pinch and claw. Happy holidays!
lol thanks!
Thanks for showing how & sharing that, very good
Thanks!
Merry Christmas to you and the family!
Thanks Ron! You too!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family.
Thanks! You too!
Always fun Matt, even watching you sand.Happy Holidays!
Great work as always. Merry Christmas.
Thanks Ben!
Best wishes to you and yours for 2019, Matt!!!!
Thanks!!
Great job as usual Matthew, beautiful firewood. Just a suggestion, if you throw that piece of noskid you use when sanding in the wash with a load of blue jeans it’ll be a lot more grippy, like when it was new.
Dust extractor looks pretty sweet!!
"Finger bevel thingies." One of the challenges I've had with woodworking is mastering all the technical terminology. :)
thank you Matt
Merry Christmas Matt and family.
thanks!
Interesting to watch the process....
Great job
great job Matt
Love the fingerstyle guitar music while finishing
What a great idea! Fun video
YOU DROPPED SOMETHING!!
Thank you I enjoy your videos always
Just found this channel. A lot of fun to watch and seems like a great guy!
thank you!
so much nicer than a rectangle
good job!
Very nice idea. Something that I enjoy are pizza peels, which are great for the chef. Thank you for sharing.
Brilliant.. I just came across this. I have an edge of a slab that I wasn't sure what to do with. It's 8+ feet long, it'll make a couple of nice boards.
It's a beautiful project. Thanks for what you post on you tube
Thanks!
@@mcremona I guess I must ask if there is any permission needed to create this project for myself. It is a interesting project
No permission needed to duplicate anything I make. Thanks!
Awesome as always man.
thanks!
Merry Christmas to Matt and Family
Thabks!
@@mcremona You Are Welcome
great video. Thanks.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2019 Matt !!! I love your movies! You are woodgenial
Regards from Norway😀🎄
Thank you!
Merry christmas Paisan!!
Love all the stickers!
Such a cool idea from basically trash to a great gift!
New sub and follower. I know it may sound weird but you have a contagious giggle and it really helps me. The giggle helps me smile and I need more of that in my life! Beautiful pieces by the way! Inspiration for gifts for next Christmas. I am new to woodworking and don't have nearly the kind of tools you have. Time to start RUclips learning how to accomplish projects like these with what I have. Thanks for your content.
Thanks Andy!
I love it when almost goes to waste. Thnx
Fun video to watch Matt! I like the clock in the background.
thanks!
Excellent video Matt
Thanks!
Matt, Are you what some people call a Master Carpenter. To me, it looks like you are one.
Wood is so cool!
Very good
For sanding use a large scrap of thick memory foam. It will hold the piece still and maintain a parallel with the sander during different pressures.
Thanks for sharing, they look great, and it's nice to see how long things really take to make!
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and your family.
thank you!
Ploughman lunch and couple beers brilliant i wanna set how much. That your portfolio pic right at the end
Awesome video.
Have you ever used your saw dust to make Christmas gifts. Our local woodworker makes sawdust wax fire-starters.
Your idea of scrapwood increased tremendously with a tremendous bandsaw mill.
Can't burn it fast enough 😄
It would go pretty quick on craigslist. If I was local it would just disappear during the night.
You are the man.
Hey Matt....Happy Holidays to you and your family. Love the videos you put out. I watched a video of you and April Wilkerson making stools from scrap. How thick did you both make them? Also, on the Charcuterie Boards, What is the thickness you look for? Some look like they are barely 3/4".
Do you worry about bugs in the wood without going through a kiln? Or do they typically stay out of dry stacks or stickered lumber?
Another great vijeo as always. Was a little shocked to hear you cutting the souprasada,( spelling? ) My favorite. Have a wonderful Christmas. I don't think many people have heard about it or tried it. Thanks again.
sopressata. A staple in my house :)
@@mcremona i need to learn to spell. Have a wonderful Christmas n New Year.
DID THE BOSS MAKE THE BREAD ? IT LOOKS GOOD. I HAVE A FEW CASE KNIVES I'AM HAPPY WITH THEM. GOOD WORK AS ALWAYS.
Well done!!!!
thanks!
This looks like an enjoyable time spent in the shop.
I'm just now finding your videos and like them a lot. What did you use to seal your boards? I heard you say it was just going to be 1 heavy coating but I didn't hear why it was
I was told by an old timer, as a rule of thumb for drying out wood to work with, you should allow around 6 month for every 5 to 6 inches. So, if you have a log that is 12 inches in diameter, you should wait 12 months before using for any projects. That's why it's a good idea to build up a supply of wood so you can have some ready to use.
congratulazioni per il tuo lavoro, che tipo di legno hai utilizzato?
Nice technique to move the clock around.
Thank you Matt, I love your Charcuterie board. Do you have a website or store so that I can buy one?
You know, you could probably box up those scraps as special super-deluxe "Cremona Custom Kindling" and sell it as fire starter. Can't hurt to try!
10:07 oh my! Beautiful
What table saw blade do you use and # of teeth when cutting 3/4 plywood ??
At the 10:20 mark what species is it? Curly maple? It’s beautiful.
And i know my wife would be thrilled if we were toddler free for the night, went out for Italian, came home and at 10:15pm I was back in the workshop... 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
The drawknife shaving was like wood porn. So satisfying!
I like this new format of video, since I sell product that I make in batches.
My way of connecting with the batch-man
Absolutely beautiful. I love your videos. You are an amazing artist. Maybe a stupid question, but could the boards be used as everyday cutting boards or are they better used as food presentation platters to avoid cutting marks?
These are for serving, not cutting.
Thanks. Quite a batch.
Nice job 👏👏How much do you sell a board like that thanks!
Pretty impressive for wood that was on the firewood pile
Nice serving platters. Have you thought about making live edge guitar pedal board boards, I’m sure that there could be a market for unique pedalboard wood for discerning guitarists; just a thought.
I can't believe you have supies in Minnesota!
What is the general thickness the boards? What would you sell them for?
I make good wood into fire wood... You make fire wood into good wood. 😩😂
Great project and cool video, Matt! Merry Christmas! 👍🏼
😂😂thanks!
Making our mouth's water Matt with all that food !!!