Cedar Charcuterie Boards

[@paulmcintire8980]

With aromatic cedar you should be wearing a respirator to avoid the particles that working with cedar produces

[@nitrousblast1]

What I found on some warped and twisted oak slabs was that if I cut the project boards just a bit long and then plane them I lost less material than doing the whole slab.
Great video and beautiful boards.
I’m getting some incense cedar slabs soon. Hope my boards turn out with that much color

[@joncarlsoncreations]

Thanks for the info!

[@chucksimpson5160]

What species of cedar did you use for this board?

[@joncarlsoncreations]

I unfortunately can't tell you. I get it from my in-laws property down in TN.

[@shannonthoendel6689]

Can you tell me what the final finish is on a cedar charcuterie board?

[@joncarlsoncreations]

Bees wax and mineral oil

[@natethegreat766]

What did you use to coat them?

[@joncarlsoncreations]

Bees wax and mineral oil

[@CarolineBillung-Meyer]

Did you let the cedar planks dry out for a period of time? Thanks.

[@joncarlsoncreations]

Those planks came from a tree that has been down for more than a year.

[@choCOOLatte]

bro i love that came out so beautiful

[@joncarlsoncreations]

Thank you so much. The colors in there unbelievable

[@shannonthoendel6689]

Can you tell me how to do a final finish on a cedar charcuterie board?

[@joncarlsoncreations]

If you're looking for something simple and easy I would recommend that you look into Walrus Oil. And look for the cutting board wax