How I Made A Plaid Cutting Board

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In this video, I show how I made a plaid cutting board. It's about 20" x 15" x 1.5" and it's made from walnut, ash, cherry, and padauk with end grain walnut and ash strips in between these pieces. There are a lot of glue-ups and it's important to keep everything aligned during each glue-up, but it's pretty straightforward otherwise.
You can find everything else I used in this project at my Amazon storefront at www.amazon.com....
Items I used in this project include:
Grizzly 8” Parallelogram Jointer: amzn.to/3cK43vV
Grizzly G1023RLWX Table Saw amzn.to/2AGvqVV
INCRA Miter Gauge: amzn.to/2HTzvef
Laguna Resaw King Blade: amzn.to/3nl0KPm
Laguna IQ CNC Router: lagunatools.co...
DeWalt DW734 Planer: amzn.to/3bV310O
iGaging Caliper: amzn.to/2WAjcGh
Magswitch Featherboard: amzn.to/3eRLlVA
Freud 24T Rip Blade with Flat Grind: amzn.to/2rQl9EY
Freud Ultimate Cut-Off Blade: amzn.to/2OAwRMU
Freud 3/8" round nose bit: amzn.to/3qkoIxf
Freud 1/4" roundover bit: amzn.to/3yThEeW
SuperMax 19-38 Drum Sander: amzn.to/2DOWJzX
Mirka 6” Sanding System: amzn.to/3c0V7mJ
GVS Elipse P100 Dusk Mask Respirator: amzn.to/35ncxV0
3M 220-grit sandpaper: amzn.to/2HOaQHA
Titebond III Glue: amzn.to/3BplaNF
UltraPro Food Grade Mineral Oil: amzn.to/3p66qAo
email: woodumakeit@gmail.com
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Facebook: / reallywoodumakeit
Music is from Epidemic Sound
00:01 Leaving with the Afternoon Ferry - Christian Andersen
02:13 Spring Street - Hara Noda
05:46 Catcher - Hara Noda
09:37 Tiny Tiny Steps - Oakwood Station
12:57 Mornings - Sebastian Winskog
15:31 Brought Flowers - Table Etiquette
#plaidcuttingboard #woodencuttingboard #endgraincuttingboard

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@SkydiveDriver 7 месяцев назад

Great looking board. Nice to see you have the grandson with you, But I am concern on how many times you put you hands in harm way of the saw and band saw. Please be carefull. Thank you for shareing your technique.

@ChipFingers 2 года назад

I really appreciate channels like yours where you're creating beautiful, professional pieces in a shop that seems designed for building things. You obviously have some nice equipment mixed in but it's nice to also see some tools like the Delta miter saw and lunchbox planer in there. Content that focuses on the art of building something rather than one big Festool & Sawstop ad. Love the videos I've learned a lot from you !

@Woodumakeit 2 года назад

Thank you. Yes, I try to be practical when acquiring tools and try not to go overboard with spending. For example, I use my miter saw primarily for rough cutting lumber, so I prioritized space saving vs. precision and that helped keep the cost down.

@oldhess 2 года назад

Lol there's still over 20k in tools there.

@charlesthomas9294 2 года назад

@@oldhess Not sure what your point is. Should someone who's a woodworker NOT invest in good tools to make their product better?

@unclebob8746 2 года назад

@@oldhess Good tools are definitely worth it, but it's not the tools that make the difference, it's the person using the tools.

@unclebob8746 2 года назад

@@oldhess I spent more than that on my CNC, but worth every penny I spent. Mine also has included a verticle workstation for working on the ends of pieces, and a turning center that does not mount on the table top, but is on the side of table - 10" diameter x 50" long capability.

@eddiekamin 2 года назад

I love your projects...With me, the question isn't would you make it? but Can you make it? With your inspiration and calmness I will answer Yes! Thanks and can't wait for more.

@Hucklechuck45 2 года назад

As a woodworker, I'm hooked! The craftsmanship, design and final product are top notch. Your production quality is right up there too. Lighting, flow, narration, camera placement...even the music. Bravo! Subscribed.

@Woodumakeit 2 года назад

Thank you so much!!

@frankmuscarello6526 Год назад

I just completed 2 of these beautiful boards. They are the best things I’ve made so far! Very rewarding thank you!

@niltonferreiradossantos4026 2 года назад

The Musics in your vídeos are very beautiful and tasteful as their creative and excellently executed works of art.

@unclebob8746 2 года назад

Beautiful board and I like you speak well and are easy to hear. The music is not overpowering. Yes, I wood make this. Liked, subscribded.

@johngrey7089 Год назад

It's not a question of would I make it, but when will I make it !!! Thanks for the awesome video 😎

@norbertkern9357 Год назад

Hallo, Du bist der beste Schneidbrett Hersteller den ich gesehen habe. einfach Klasse! Mit freundlichen Grüßen aus Germany

@drferry 2 года назад

Very nice, and I'm glad you demonstrated the utility of using the metric system. I, too, have made the switch and am glad I did.

@isininehli 2 года назад

Simply awesome. Thank you. Greetings from Antalya...

@garystrittmater8258 Год назад

ABSOLUTELY! I just wonder what this would sell for on the internet! I've seen lots of cutting biards just slammed together and they charge a fortune! This, IS WOOD ART and I don't think people would use it as much as display it!

@averagejoesworkshop 2 года назад

That's a good looking board! Your experience with chessboards no doubt makes this a simpler project. Well done!

@jarin8464 2 года назад

nice craftmanship there sir. like the way you work and not relying most of that on CNC as some others do.

@nelsonw2096 2 года назад

This is amazing. Yes I am thinking about making a plaid one because of this. 👍🏼

@johnvrabec9747 2 года назад

Simply beautiful! This board would be an art item for me lol I would have it on my counter but never use it. I would hate to mark it up. Great work, I love watching people that are this skilled and make such fantastic projects.

@daleadams9789 2 года назад

I have done some woodworking and I have found that a Lazy Susan Turntable is a real help when doing finishing.Having to turn the pc. when wet with lacquer or other finish medium's is a breeze.

@johnryan1211 2 года назад

Excellent cutting board!! I thank you for sharing your knowledge and techniques.

@MYT1FL 2 года назад

Beautiful workmanship!

@johnvogler5335 Год назад

Excellent job. The process is perfectly executed and I really appreciate the quality of the presentation. You’ve got a great presentation voice and the music doesn’t distract from the process. I’ll stick to fine furniture.

@ProjectGreenDreamz 2 года назад

Wow that is gorgeous! I just love how it comes to life when you add the mineral oil.

@pointerg6181 2 года назад

Very nice. A great project to post for the rest of us.

@TreeOfLifeWoodworking 2 года назад

Wowww thats a lot of work. I wouldnt wanna do one personally but was cool to see

@robertamber56 Год назад

Absolutely beautiful, maybe some day I will attempt it.

@bradymcphail9690 2 года назад

Yessir, that is very beautiful! I would love to make it! Thank you for sharing how you made it.

@dustytrailsworkshop 2 года назад

Appreciate the full build video, thanks for the helpful tips!

@TracMcNguyen 2 года назад

That's amazing! Three please, but bigger and no juice groove.

@BrettsWoodshop 2 года назад

Very pretty!

@universalron 8 месяцев назад

kid will make some cool stuff

@basilguts1786 Год назад

Nice 👌

@DZAntiSioniste Год назад

Bellissima

@The_Joker_ 10 месяцев назад

Leo is a great help 👍 lovely to see kids enjoying and being interested in woodworking. Reminds me of myself as kid with my dad in his workshop. I learned so much 👍 nicely done 👍

@timmorris8932 2 года назад

There is absolutely no way I could pull this off. My skill set simply fails me when I get into something like this. Especially when it comes to glue-ups. I can pour footers and lay shingles, and do pretty much everything in between. Finer woodworking is kicking my rear. Much envious.

@bw162 2 года назад

Don’t sell yourself short. I bet you could.

@michaelstevens8316 2 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing your video with us!! I recently made two of these plaid boards. And, they came out magnificently! They are the talk of the town! Thank you again!

@michaelwillson6847 Год назад

Very nice 👌 as a Scot it's nice see someone doing things like this and may I say bravo. Although me getting these kinda woods over here is a struggle. Can I ask though what do u use to clean the sandpaper??🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

@jhewitt17 6 месяцев назад

Great video! BTW, it’s a chamfer, not a bevel.

@jaredhuber7359 2 года назад

just watching you cut those big rips on the bandsaw, cha-ching.... spendy cutting board

@azpcox 2 года назад

What woods would look great on a Buffalo check pattern? This already looks stunning and my wife asked when she can get her hands on a Buffalo check version. :)

@mauryd3444 2 года назад

I can't believe you had that little boy face level with the planer wearing no face protection whatsoever. My planer caught a knot once and ejected shards of it with sufficient force to draw blood when it struck my forearm.

@lastorianostra8173 2 года назад

I have got to ask you: how much can be the price of such a stunning work of art?!? regards an congrats from Roma, Italy.

@bixwor 2 года назад

Nice work man. beautiful board. I will definitely try this. I want your bandsaw too. LOL that thing went through that walnut like it was butter.

@patskanes5262 2 года назад

Nice to see your helper in the shop and wearing hearing protection. However, I think training him to wear safety glasses will go a long way when he gets older. Great work. You can tell you must have put in a lot of planning for this pattern.

@icemike69 4 месяца назад

Beautiful board! Also enjoyed seeing the iron ring

@lowrider9367 Год назад

11:13 is a No Fear moment!!!

@bw162 2 года назад

Love Padauk until it turns brown.

@glennmacneil549 2 года назад

Wow

@Хлопотычастногодома 11 месяцев назад

Очень красива, я так не смогу может когда ни будь.

@felixfromnebraska8648 2 года назад

What a fantastic cutting board, Mike. I love the attention to detail, my friend, and the colors of the wood are perfect. You are the master of the cutting board. I also find your video is very creative with great focus. Keep coming with more content. Thank you for sharing on the platform. Felix

@dabadboyuzi 2 года назад

First time watcher here and that was absolutely breathtaking! Question as a newbie, would it not be safer to use a crosscut sled for the stuff at 13:40 since the longer side would be supported?

@Woodumakeit 2 года назад

That's a good question. It might be a little safer to use a crosscut sled, but using the fence made it easier for me to adjust the exact position of each cut. It's still pretty safe as long as you're careful about how you push the piece when cutting.

@terryeason4319 2 года назад

Yes I will make one. Very nice Don't you love the smell of paduk

@deborahamy1225 3 месяца назад

Absolutely stunning!!!! Great job!!👏👏👏❤️❤️✝️🇺🇸🇺🇸

@JustJereInCalif 2 года назад

Safety glasses !!! Why didn't you put safety glasses on Leo? Other than that, everything is simply beautiful. (Merry Christmas!)

@daveklein2826 2 года назад

Safety Sally has arrived

@wandeirluizdasilva1956 Год назад

Parabéns Mestre, seus trabalhos são magnífico! Grande este seu auxiliar. Recomendações do Brasil

@ОЛИМЖОНфайзуллаев-ф7ь 8 месяцев назад

АССАЛОМУ АЛАЙКУМ мен сизни обуначингизман. мен хам хунармандман. фарзандигизни ёнингизга олганингиз яхши. фарзанд кайси мансабга ишлашдан катъий назар бири бир хунарли булгани яхши. хакикий ота уз фарзандини тарбия килади химоя килади. Ва яхши куради. Мени рахматлик отам хам 8ёшлигимдан ёнларига олганлар. Хозир 65 ёшдаман. УЗБЕКИСТОНдан РОССИЯдан жуда куп шогиртлар чикардим. Мен отам билан фахирланаман. ОЛЛОХИМ жойларини жаннатда булсин. кани хамма оталар отамга сизга ухшаса.

@Gubie23 8 месяцев назад

What do you normally charge for a cutting board like this?

@patriotwoodworker6092 Год назад

I think I have the same band saw as you however I can’t use my fence bc once I tighten it it goes out of square.. is that fence stock or is it another brand? Love the cutting boards btw! Thanks

@philquarmby4408 Год назад

How long do you leave between glue ups before re cutting and adding the strips etc… overnight??

@AndyTaylor301 2 года назад

Question, I have seen other woodworkers when they are making their end grain cutting boards that during the sanding process they spray the board with water and let it dry before the next grit. Have you done this? And if so did you find that it helped with the end result or did it make no difference?

@mauriceryton 4 месяца назад

Man, you sure need to rethink how you use your hands to feed the material through that planer. So, so dangerous.

@robohippy 2 года назад

Interesting piece. Only comments are maybe I will make one some day, but a lot of work. Probably a better gift than some thing to try to market. Also, for a finish for them, walnut oil is far better than mineral oil because after penetrating, it actually cures and hardens. Mineral oil never cures. There are a couple of brands made for wood bowls. Dr's Wood shop is one, Mike Mahoney's is another. Store bought walnut oil in the salad section isn't the same thing, some of it cures, some doesn't. The walnut oils are heat treated to break up the proteins that can cause nut allergies.

@ewanharperable 2 года назад

Roughly how much would this sell for if you don't mind me asking.

@r.n.1522 2 месяца назад

Would I make it? Well, I'm going to try...I'm currently working on a basket weave design, but yours is probably the best I've seen (I have a thing for plaid). I'll try and stomach the thing I'm working on now, but when I finish, I'll try this.

@micron001 21 день назад

OMG!! Obviously up to this this point in time you've never had kick back when using the planer. Me neither, but it can happen. I was shocked to see the little fellow standing in the line of fire. I stand to the side. Anyway, the results are gorgeous, and no, I don't think I will attempt. The thicknesses used are too much for my arsenal of tools. If there is a way to make "sandwiches" of species like walnut/maple/walnut instead of ripping at 21mm then maybe, but my imagination doesn't allow me to envision how things need to go together to make that happen.

@JeffHoover-p5t 2 месяца назад

Beautiful. I am making some myself but one quick question, how long are the individual sticks of wood prior to your first glue up? 20" or 10"?

@benbrubaker7896 6 месяцев назад

Great projet. I like the pacing and narration. The soft jazz music almost knocked me out. I was close to having to watch your video two or three times to finish it in one pass. Question: why not round the corners on the CNC if you already had it set up and zereoed in?

@maxjacinto8262 22 дня назад

Gorgeous Board! Dumb question though, I may have missed it but how long were each of the strips by wood? Thanks!

@thewoodenlegbyjoe 9 месяцев назад

Of all the cutting board videos out there. This one has to be the dopest design.

@danieldorta2651 5 месяцев назад

Hermosa tabla Me gustaría saber cuánto sale Y dónde Puedo comprarla Muchas gracias muy buen trabajo

@vancehough93 Год назад

How long are the Paduck, Walnut, Ash and Cherry pieces ? Great video ! Hope your cool !

@paulbateman5769 7 месяцев назад

Best board I ever seen. However, your version of "hand sanding" isn't the same as 😮mine...cos I'm sure I spotted a machine there 😊

@TheToolBoxWhisperer Год назад

I’m gonna make it.

@tk.designs 2 года назад

Beautiful board, I would have never thought you could make plaid. The boards turned out beautifully!

@Arational Год назад

Why put a juice groove in it? A board like this is unlikely to actually be used to carve on. It will more likely be a display item in the kitchen.

@brianinski Год назад

it is so sad to see a nice bandsaw like your Laguna, not having a bearing set, look into a Carter upgrade set. You will be amazed.

@777tomwall 27 дней назад

Great work. Video is way to long. Don't need to see every single cut. We get it. Ditch the music.

@Ricks2Cents Год назад

*Wow!!! This has to be the BEST looking cutting board I have ever seen!!!*

@ziggstah5307 Год назад

Padauk (Pterocarpus genus) irritant, sensitizer, nausea, asthma

@Alex-rf1md Год назад

I love the video but your jointer technique give me heart attacks, those fingers at the end of the piece right over that exposed cutter D:

@ndpesicgroup 3 месяца назад

That's a handsome board.... nice...

@unclegluk1278 2 года назад

The product turned out to be beautiful. However, I do not understand why it was necessary to cut a large log into small parts. Unnecessary consumption of material. All this could be done much cheaper. That's my view. Thank you

@GeoffnDawn 11 месяцев назад

Very attractive board but it sure would have been nice if you had mentioned early on that regardless of the size of board you're making you always need to have an odd number of rows and columns for the wide and length. Otherwise you end up with an asymmetrical plaid pattern when you add the thin 1/8" strips. Extremely difficult to remedy. 😩

@tulsabre25 2 года назад

I wanna buy it

@jeffhoover5106 10 месяцев назад

What fence are you using on your bandsaw?

@keithgatewood5456 2 года назад

The plaid cutting board was very well done. I am more impressed that someone of your skill level is willing to take the time to show in detail how to complete this project. Thank you for showing us less skilled woodworkers how we can challenge ourselves to try something new.

@Woodumakeit 2 года назад

Thanks! I made the cutting board for the same person that I made this chess board for last year (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ipCyrXgr5RQ.html), so I figured I'd put together a video to show how I went about doing it.

@angelomariano9494 2 года назад

Millimeter always wins, even surgeon use them when precision is needed; we should just adopt the metric system! Btw: beautiful work!

@holdemNE1 2 года назад

You're way too old to have the planer that low.......what a back breaker!

@bobbywinn128 2 года назад

I have a question about cutting boards. When I glue walnut next to Purple Heart or Paducah they lose their color and turn very dark

@timdyck8492 2 года назад

Yes I wood make it ,but definitely need a big drum sander for end grain boards (which I don’t have 🤷‍♂️)so for now I’ll stick to edge grain boards so I can make thicker with the lumber that’s available . One question for you ,I was told to use mineral oil with beeswax and carnuba wax for new wood boards and 4 coats ,which is what I’ve been ,your thoughts on this please and nice video new sub here !!

@ladykenja2700 4 месяца назад

Another beautiful & artfully done piece of work. Thanx a multimillion for sharing.

@donblake329 2 года назад

I would like to try this but I do not have a drum sander. Can I use my planer instead?

@Saintcustomwoodworking 10 месяцев назад

💯 I would make it! Need a lot more practice though

@niltonferreiradossantos4026 2 года назад

Is the little boy your grand son? He's beautiful and very engaged.

@Woodumakeit 2 года назад

No grandchildren yet. He's my best friend's son and loves to do things in my workshop. He's just like family to us.

@devincomiskey3482 Год назад

This is a gorgeous board and I finally understand how to make one! I guess my issue is whether or not these are really profitable at all to make. The amount of time needed to complete these is a lot. Are these more showpieces for people or can you charge enough to make it worth your while?

@briangarrett5116 Год назад

Wonderful content and expertly explained!! thank you good sir, thanks to the lil shop helper Leo! Hes a rockstar

@elizabetholiviaclark 2 года назад

I'm new to woodworking, and I'm quite a bit in awe after watching this. I'm not ready by a long shot to make anything like it, but I'd love to be able to. I'm saving for a larger shed that I can turn into a shop, then my next purchase will be a sawstop. I'm just looking to have a small shop, though. I own a lot of hand tools, but as it is now, the only tools I have that I saw you use were the miter saw and random orbital sander. I can't do everything you're doing, but I love watching the process as you do it.

@unclebob8746 2 года назад

Sawstop is a great tablesaw. Save your fingers by being careful and safety aware whenever you work with tools that have sharp edges. Spend the money you save on not getting the Sawstop on a good drum sander. Woodworking involves a LOT of sanding! Best of luck.

@CajunCann0n 8 месяцев назад

Absolutely love your videos. Very beautiful work. You take the time to explain what you are doing and that makes a world of difference.

@carybrown3192 Год назад

New subscriber here,yes I wood make it if I had a shop like yours,the final product is gorgeous and your design just beautiful,one of the best videos,easy to follow along with your clear narration,looking forward to your next video,cheers!

@HarrisonFord11 2 года назад

Before putting oil on boards I always squirt them with some water and let it air dry to bring up the grain, then sand one more time and then oil. That way the board won’t get rough again once it get wet.