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Join me in the shop and learn how to make your first cutting board. I'll walk you through the steps of making a simple edge grain cutting board.
Board is made of walnut, hard maple, padauk, wenge and bubinga wood
www.fireflywoodworking.com
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@rcairflr 4 месяца назад

Very nice. Just completed my first cutting board, for myself and now working on a 2nd one for my sister in law...

@FireflyWoodworking 4 месяца назад

It’s an addiction! Thanks for watching.

@robertrohler3644 5 месяцев назад

Terrific video educating us on how you manufacturer your cutting boards. Like you I have a simple garage workshop in which my tools are limited as well as the working space. The shop safety and PPE is important too. Nice looking cutting board too. Thank you well done.

@FireflyWoodworking 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. I’m really hoping that over time I’ll be able to upgrade my tools but I want people to know that it’s not about the tools as much as it’s about learning to use what you have. Amazing things are being made in small shops every day!

@CaptainKseadog1 9 месяцев назад

Hi Firefly, I happened on to your channel while scrolling. As a long time wood worker i just wanted to comment. Your tutorial is interesting, informative, with some great tips. And i thank you for not videoing yourself sanding for 10 minutes. Nice job, great work, keep um coming!😁

@FireflyWoodworking 9 месяцев назад

I’m sure I filmed too much sanding in my earlier videos but I’m definitely working toward better videography/ editing so I appreciate that feedback! Glad you enjoyed it and even as an experienced woodworker felt it had value. Thanks for watching!

@daveburley7115 11 месяцев назад

I’ve made dozens of cutting boards and happened upon this video. Great job. I route my handles using my router table but would love to see you do a video on your handle jig. Will subscribe. 👍

@FireflyWoodworking 11 месяцев назад

Awesome! Great to meet another woodworker and I’m so glad you enjoyed this build. I really should get to work on putting that video out there because so many small shops don’t have a router table and this is a nice alternative. Thanks for watching!

@JohnPaul-go5jn Год назад

I honestly do not know how this works. I have subscribed to your channel and clicked on the bell but I have done the same thing to many other woodworkers. Once I have watched a video and then move on to another I never see the previous one again so if I comment, like i am doing here, then I never know if you or anyone answers. So I will probably never know your response to me if you give one but I just want to commend you on how well you explain every single move and measurement and why. you make it easy to understand and follow along. Thank you

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

To be honest I’m not 100% sure how it works either. It makes me a little sad to hear that because I really want to create a community of learning. But I want you to know I will always respond to comments, so if you leave one with me and don’t get some kind of email or message on RU-vid maybe check back on the video through your recent watches or like list to see it. Thank you so much for leaving a comment and for taking the time to watch. I really want to keep RU-vid a learning platform because this is how I learn too. I’m still trying to perfect my video style so comments like this are super helpful. Welcome to the channel!

@1927Scavengers Год назад

Just found your channel. Really nice and with simple tools. Not like these other videos with drum sanders, 4,000 dollar table saws, etc etc. I made a few boards but mixed in red oak and all the oak split.

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thanks for joining me and for taking the time to watch and leave a comment. I truly believe woodworking is more about patience and learning than the tools that you use. But I still love tools and hope to upgrade some day when I have money and space. Man! It stinks when a board splits after all that work. I’ve been there for sure. Can’t wait for you to see what I’m working on next!

@kurtreed9841 Год назад

Great content, really enjoy your builds! I built my first edge grain board this weekend, and built a router jig very similar to yours to do the handles on the end of the board. Hope to see you make more cutting boards in the future!

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thank you! I’ve got a bunch of new designs I’m working on for cutting boards and I can’t wait to share them. Congrats on your first edge grain board. They are a lot of fun because they are simple but you can still create something unique. Happy woodworking!

@williammartin4666 9 месяцев назад

Beautiful job nice work I will be watching more of your videos

@FireflyWoodworking 9 месяцев назад

I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment!

@GeometryBuild Год назад

Hi! I love the design of this board!

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thank you! It was fun to build and find a use for some of my scraps.

@GeometryBuild Год назад

@@FireflyWoodworking i am currently building planner cart with all the closet cut offs that i have left. ))) well it’s an application )))

@VortexGarage 2 года назад

Awesome video and nice work!!

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Thanks!

@chuckhansen5325 7 месяцев назад

You actually went over board on you sanding part with raising the grain. I just sand upto 120 then raise the grain then 400 and then season it. Never any problems

@FireflyWoodworking 7 месяцев назад

Great tip! Thanks for watching

@johnjohnoj6408 Год назад

Beautiful friend

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thank you! This board was fun to make. I really need to make more because the scrap bin is getting full. Glad you enjoyed the video.

@federicomoccia7039 2 года назад

molto bello complimenti

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Grazie!

@odairluppino3433 2 года назад

Parabéns belo trabalho.

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Obrigado! Foi divertido fazer

@timothyaltom1 10 месяцев назад

GReat video!!!

@FireflyWoodworking 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment.

@wayner.edwards8545 Год назад

Save your saw dust and put it on for the glue cleanup, and you can clean up as soon as you're clamped.

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Great tip! Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.

@jcowboy123 Год назад

Love your little sugar , I have a golden as well. So how did you find out about the mineral oil 😅😅😅

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

I love goldens. We have 2 and I’m not sure I will ever want another breed. Luckily not from any experiences at home 😂 In my “real job” we use it as a medical treatment for animals. But you know dogs, they’ll try anything once so I thought I’d share the knowledge. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Extra cookies for Roofus and Zak because they were mentioned!

@jcowboy123 Год назад

@@FireflyWoodworking lol good deal on the knowledge and not the experience. Tell roofs and zak ,rigby says hi !

@jcowboy123 Год назад

@@FireflyWoodworking rigby is also the logo for my boards .

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

That’s cool! I love keeping my babies part of my woodworking team.

@jcowboy123 Год назад

@@FireflyWoodworking Always 😊

@ChinTsaiVanDeBeld 2 года назад

I have seen all your videos, they are very nice. I've seen many videos of people, but what I don't understand all the time is why the cutting board gets an oil bath of 30 minutes 2 or 3 times, so a total of one and a half hours. Why is the cutting board not simply put in the oil bath once for an hour and a half?

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Great question! I only do one mineral oil bath for 5 minutes and then let it dry overnight. Then I apply wood wax (which some people don’t do but I find it seals the board better). The oil and wax happen right at the end. There would be no reason to do multiple mineral oil baths in my opinion. The board is completely saturated after one and typically takes all day to absorb the oil that is just on the surface from the one 5 minute bath. I do, however, raise the grain multiple times between sanding grits but this is done using water.

@ChinTsaiVanDeBeld 2 года назад

@@FireflyWoodworking Yes, that's what I thought too. It seems to me to give a good oil bath once, but also enough to let it soak in for 24 hours. That's why I got quite confused about the multiple oil baths that some people do. I will receive my end grain cutting board on Tuesday. I've been researching how the cutting board is made for weeks in order to better understand the product. Like you I plan to use Walrus wax, only I wonder how many mL is needed for 60 x 40 x 4.3 cm and that of course for all sides of the cutting board

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Not very much really. For the mineral oil it took me 3 gallons to fill the container I dunk in but you could use less with a smaller container or by just pooling it on the board instead of dunking. When I reapply to the board in my kitchen it only takes about 1 cup. For the walrus oil wood wax, I bought a 3oz container and did about 15 boards and I was being very generous with it. Congrats on the new board!

@geofferyshanen7758 2 года назад

Outstanding tutorial on this process!!! Thank you so much your AWESOME.

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Thank you! I tried something new with this video style and I’m so glad to hear you liked it.

@craigbeddis8678 7 месяцев назад

Nice are you married

@FireflyWoodworking 7 месяцев назад

I am and he’s my number one fan. But the spot for number 2 fan is still up for grabs. Thanks for watching!

@DanWood42 2 года назад

Hello from Russia! You need a workbench urgently)) I also plan to make cutting boards, so your videos are useful to me!😊

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Yes! I have one and it just sits in the corner and I never use it because the surface isn’t flat:( Apparently I think a folding card table is better:). I am building a new bench and it’s almost complete. It’s going to be amazing! And I plan to put a video out when I’m finished. Glad you enjoyed the video.

@DanWood42 2 года назад

@@FireflyWoodworking ok) I'll be waiting for a new video ;)

@edwardgallegos519 Год назад

Great video, I liked your comment about the dogs and mineral oil as well. Thanks for sharing the great content!

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thanks! I can’t help but include the dogs and dog related trivia. They’re such good shop buddies! So glad you enjoyed the build.

@jasonrobinson9524 2 года назад

Awesome cutting board, and a great tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Thanks! It was a lot of fun to make and helped me get rid of some scraps.

@Jeziorski7 11 месяцев назад

What attachment is on your planer for the dust collection?

@FireflyWoodworking 11 месяцев назад

It’s a dust right conversion port. It converts 2 1/2” to 2 1/4” to fit my shop vac hose perfectly. I got it at Rockler.

@roselynlindsay9269 Год назад

Great tutorial!

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thanks!

@LarsGalbraith Год назад

Nice shop

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thank you! It’s a work in progress.

@ruskell100 2 года назад

Now if you were to sell this board..how much would you charge for it? Just wondering because I saw a board on Facebook for $150.00 and thought that it was overpriced...I asked the seller on DM if this price was right and he said are you kidding me..have you seen the price of lumber lately and said yes the price is correct.

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Great question! I priced this board at $100. All of my prices for my board designs can be found on my website. I price based on board feet rather than species of wood used because that just makes things more complicated. Also edge grain boards like this are priced less than end grain which are much more time consuming to make.

@forloveofthegrain 10 месяцев назад

Holy french cleat wall love it. Made my wrist hurt with all that hand sanding lol Bet you will be getting a drum sander soon. Nice work and your explanations of every step is great. I have been wood working for about 8 years now wish i would have had some videos like yours when i first started. Now i just need make videos.

@FireflyWoodworking 10 месяцев назад

I do love a French cleat wall. Just makes the shop feel cozy. The hubs got me a drum sander as a gift because he saw how much sanding I do. Game changer!I’m not sure I’ll show it alot in videos because it’s just not one of those things people typically have as a hobbyist. Please make videos! We need more woodworking content. Thanks for watching.

@searchmanager9372 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video. Great detailed information. I am planning to work on my first edge grain board soon and i will use some of your techniques. Nice to see all of the colors you were able to use in your board. I will keep watching.

@FireflyWoodworking 9 месяцев назад

Excellent! That first board is always a fun new woodworking step. My first edge grain board was super simple just maple and walnut. Can’t wait to see what you build. Thanks for watching!

@johnlowell7394 7 месяцев назад

I like that style of handle, allows use of both sides of the board. If you have one, Try a small curve scraper for the handle and grooves, much faster.

@FireflyWoodworking 7 месяцев назад

Excellent idea! I don’t have one that small but I love any excuse to get a new tool especially one that cuts down on sanding. Thanks for watching!

@richardmiqueli2385 Год назад

You explained everything very well. I’m going to attempt my first cutting board soon. Thank you

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

You are most welcome. Good luck on your first board. My first board wasn’t perfect but I still have it and use it in my kitchen. It’s all about learning new skills. Thank you for watching!

@garriv777 2 года назад

Just wanted to mention that it is a good idea to wipe down those exotic species with acetone before glue up as they tend to be oily and the oil can interfere with the glue adhesion. I find, for instance, there will be a lot of residue on the paper towel when I wipe down padauk, for example. Nice vid, thanks.

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

That’s a great tip! I’ve never heard that before and although it leaves everything in my shop red, I love working with Padauk! Glad you liked the project.

@johnprellwitz9004 Год назад

Really dangerous table saw technique and loose clothing around hands.

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I appreciate your feedback.

@lisaalford1245 Год назад

You should get yourself a trim router to do the round over work it would be safer then the big router

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thanks for the tip! I appreciate that you took the time to watch and leave a comment.

@anthonygoines1466 8 месяцев назад

Great job new subscriber here will be learning from you

@FireflyWoodworking 8 месяцев назад

Welcome! I’ve got a lot planned for this year and I’m really hoping to keep creating a learning environment. Thanks for watching.

@adamweisblatt308 2 года назад

Great video! What types of wood were used to make this board?

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Thanks! This board is made of walnut, hard maple, padauk, wenge and bubinga wood.

@kitsuiam1082 Год назад

I've noticed that several of your cutting boards do not have a juice groove which is fine but have you done any or is it because your clients do not wish to have ....... anyways cool build and you deserve more views and appreciation.and I love your work so much ....byeeee n.....cheers😀👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

I typically only do juice grooves if requested. Most of my boards on my channel are experiments to try out new patterns rather than builds for clients. But on my instagram I show client builds and I’ve done some juice grooves if you want to check them out. Thanks ❤️ you have made my day!

@kitsuiam1082 Год назад

@@FireflyWoodworking thanks .....I really appreciate that! 😀👍🏻

@giuseppeviola3411 Год назад

sei molto creativa, i tuoi lavori sono stupendi, semplicemente fantastica. complimenti.

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

Thank you! I love that you get what I’m trying to do, create something unique, beautiful and functional. Thank you for watching.

@jeep44xhi87 Год назад

Love your videos!! Do you have plans on your crosscut sled and other sleds? Thanks

@FireflyWoodworking Год назад

The 2 crosscut sleds for my table saw are from kings fine woodworking. I sort of just made up the designs for the router sleds that I use for flattening and for making handles. I keep meaning to make those sleds again and do a quick video about them because they were so easy to make and super useful. If you have any specific questions on designing your own sleds feel free to ask either here or send an email through my website.

@jeep44xhi87 Год назад

Thank You

@vitoskaletta7314 2 года назад

😘😘😘

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Thanks! I love the way this board turned out.

@vitoskaletta7314 2 года назад

can you be found on Instagram?

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Not yet! I probably need to get started on it though. Thanks for the reminder 👍

@vitoskaletta7314 2 года назад

@@FireflyWoodworking and thank you very much and wish you success... 😊😊😊

@avramw 2 года назад

Amazing tutorial! Very useful, to the point, safe techniques, detailed. Really just perfect! Board looks great too! One woodworker to another, great job!

@FireflyWoodworking 2 года назад

Thank you! This was definitely a new video style for me and I’m thinking I will do more like this. Getting more people excited about craftsmanship and trades!