$40 Figured Walnut Into $300 Charcuterie Board #shorts #woodworking

What's the name of the first tool he used to cut the circle in the handle??? Is it still considered a jig saw?

Which finish did you use it ?

What do I think? I think it too is groovy! That figure though!!

Very good❤

O o so beautiful. Words don't do it justice.

What food safe finish do you use?

Need

i want one with handles on both sides

Hii which machine you used , when u cutting this wooden

what kind of finishing are you used?

Gorgeous!

It's beautiful 😍 🤩 👌

Wish I could sell my boards for 300 bucks. You are good at marketing!

$300? People with more money than sense. That’s not ok.

Beautiful

Gorgeous work

Well it looks like you have a handle on it. 😉

Marvelous

Gorgeous piece of wood ..,

The grain is friggin’ awesome. You’re an artist!

Wicked.. ❤

Tree is crying earth and water

Yeah, whos paying 300$ for that

Don’t ever use sandpaper on a cutting board. Only use a cabinet scraper or the abrasives will dull your knives quickly.

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Pure artistry!! 😲 ❤❤

Hi did you have to dry that slab out first before cutting and sanding?

What happens when you are shaping it and it just breaks?😂

If you got food, what is the finish residue get in the food?

Pretty

Sweet 👍

What did you put on it at the end?

What finish did you use? I'm not sure what to use.

My dad made the most beautiful bowl out of a burl/knob he found on a Virginia Pine, probably scrounged from a loggers scrap pile. Looked like liquid sunshine, most insane grain I’ve ever seen.

That is gorgeous. Well done.

Gorgeous!!

What kind of finish material is that? Is it nontoxic?
Best is to use some kind of oil.

Dual handle makes more comfortable holding it

Looks very nice!

You've inspired me, blackwalnut an all time favorite. Better off paying you to do it. Folks, this guys good at his craft

Nice, VERY nice.

$300 for a glorified piece of wood lol I struggle to imagine the kind of person who would buy that.

WOW.

Incredible

Awesome ❤❤❤

do you flatten them all prior? or is slightly warped ok?

What kind of finish do you use?

What do you use to brush/polish the outside edges and the one inside the handle? What is that piece of attachment called?

10 out of 10