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Let's Get Curvy! Jazz up your cutting board with a curved insert (WnW #17) 

Wordsnwood (Art Mulder)
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In this video I demonstrate how I took a plain straight cutting board and fitted in a wavy curve of wood strips. This takes your cutting board from ordinary to outstanding!
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You start with a cutting board "blank", then make a MDF template of the desired curve. Using a router with a collar + straight bit, you route out most of the curve, finish it up on the bandsaw and then on the router table with a pattern routing bit. And Finally, make some strips of wood and glue it all back together. If you want a second curve, you do it all over again.
More details and photos are on the project webpage.
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@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 7 лет назад
Your support it better than fine walnut: www.patreon.com/wordsnwood ----- ----- ----- In this video I demonstrate how I took a plain straight cutting board and fitted in a wavy curve of wood strips. This takes your cutting board from ordinary to outstanding! project webpage at wordsnwood.com/2015/curves/ You start with a cutting board "blank", then make a MDF template of the desired curve. Using a router with a collar + straight bit, you route out most of the curve, finish it up on the bandsaw and then on the router table with a pattern routing bit. And Finally, make some strips of wood and glue it all back together. If you want a second curve, you do it all over again. ----- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- LINKS TO SOME OF THE ITEMS USED. (Affiliate links) amzn.to/1QFHsxk -- Titebond III glue (Must be type 3, not type 2) amzn.to/1jlEmnL - Hitachi M12V router (I have an earlier version of this router) amzn.to/1YP3rXy - Irwin Quick-grip XP600 clamps amzn.to/1QFHK7r - Clapham’s Beeswax Salad Bowl Finish amzn.to/1jlEwvr - French Curve set (again, not an exact match for what I have, but similar) ----- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- GEAR I USE TO MAKE VIDEO: amzn.to/1qPkvBp - Canon T5i amzn.to/2aK7jZX - Inexpensive Quick Release tripod ball head (Very useful) amzn.to/1SSwOmS - Sony Action Cam. (I use the HDR-AS15 which is discontinued -- cheaper than a gopro.) amzn.to/267XM3M - Sony Live View video remote for Action Cam amzn.to/1XC2D7l - Joby GorillaPod (Flexible small tripod) Many more Woodworking Projects at: www.wordsnwood.com/ Check out my woodworking plans: wordsnwood.com/plans/
@woodys_woodwork
@woodys_woodwork 3 месяца назад
Never done curved inlays before but going to give it ago 😊
4 года назад
Clever idea using the opposite side of the template to steady your router. I can appreciate that.
@lilballaswag9939
@lilballaswag9939 7 лет назад
Thank you for this video! I got an A on my project using this technique. So informative and easy to follow. Great job.
@wallemon06
@wallemon06 6 лет назад
Totally awesome. Glad I bumped into this video. I’m saving it to try this myself, once I finish setting up my new shop.
@lewisclark5694
@lewisclark5694 6 лет назад
Thank you for a straight no nonsense vid that leaves no confusion! Awesome.
@Glenfiddich101
@Glenfiddich101 3 года назад
One of the better explained videos out there on how to add design curves thank you 😁👍
@matthewrusso1350
@matthewrusso1350 8 лет назад
Hi Art, I've seen this video a bunch of times and it's awesome. I plan on making an inlay cutting board just like yours very soon. Thanks so much!
@markm2265
@markm2265 4 года назад
That's Awesome, a lot of cutting and re-gluing but they look great! I always wondered how that was done. Great video tutorial. Thanks!
@MegaWingman7
@MegaWingman7 Год назад
Nice work!
@hermajestysmagicalqueendom7699
@hermajestysmagicalqueendom7699 4 года назад
Wow. That was awesome to watch. I collect handmade cutting boards and hang them like art. The more unusual they are the better.
@ssc5140
@ssc5140 5 лет назад
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing!
@DiHandley
@DiHandley 8 лет назад
Great video. Nicely explained. Thanks.
@jkapping26
@jkapping26 8 лет назад
Beautiful, thanks so much. I can't wait to try this myself.
@myxology
@myxology 8 лет назад
Art, I've gotta tell you. I've been a subscriber of yours now for about 6 months (guessing) and I really like your approach. Your sense of humor is great, your skills, practicality, etc are all great. I even liked the background music on this one. :) As a newer woodworker you've made it very approachable and fun. Just thought you'd like to know that you're inspiring others and I hope you continue to do it. Thank you.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 8 лет назад
+Mickey Griffith music is one of the most difficult parts of this whole video making adventure! ;-)
@remwoodz
@remwoodz 5 лет назад
Very nicely done. That you for a clear instructional video
@lostsailor2759
@lostsailor2759 5 лет назад
Looks great. Every informative. Thanks
@TheWoodKnight
@TheWoodKnight 9 лет назад
Fantastic demonstration/explanation of the technique.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
Paul Jenkins Thanks, Paul
@josephlaviolette146
@josephlaviolette146 9 лет назад
Awesome work and the best explanation of this technique I have seen to date. This scales up well too. I've made a few table tops using this technique
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
Joseph Laviolette Thanks, Joseph. This would be pretty awesome on the scale of a tabletop. I'd be even more terrified to cut it in half!!
@ritchtaylor3831
@ritchtaylor3831 4 года назад
Thank you. Been looking into adding this feature to some of my boards. I had never considered the difference if I have just bandsawed out a curve. the lines would never mate up.
@VintageWoodWorkshop
@VintageWoodWorkshop 8 лет назад
awesome! thanks for the easy to follow video...might have to try this!
@generalregistry
@generalregistry 7 лет назад
Thanks for the post!
@johnkelly6602
@johnkelly6602 7 лет назад
Great presentation!
@mikedisimile2478
@mikedisimile2478 Год назад
Great job explaining everything thank you very much
@KaraokeSony
@KaraokeSony Год назад
Seeing you making a chopping board, I am also a beginner woodworker I've been following along and I'm learning a lot
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood Год назад
Cool, thanks
@nassimarbaoui8136
@nassimarbaoui8136 7 лет назад
very nice and beautiful job ;) thank's for sharing
@Crichly
@Crichly 9 лет назад
Very well done. Very cool technique! I've got to try it! Thank you.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
Crichly Thank-you
@tomzahlman1156
@tomzahlman1156 5 лет назад
Great job!
@daveengstrom9250
@daveengstrom9250 5 лет назад
Hey man, thats some good stuff right there.
@scottykav3362
@scottykav3362 2 года назад
Very nice and informative.
@texasaussie45
@texasaussie45 7 лет назад
I make only end-grain cutting boards....will have to give this a try.
@WoodFrontier
@WoodFrontier 6 лет назад
I’ve got my cutting board in the clamps now. On Wednesday I’ll be doing the inlay. -Todd
@shirleyvargas200
@shirleyvargas200 4 года назад
Muy bonito diseño ..espectacular saludos🇨🇴👍👍
@890mikes
@890mikes 5 лет назад
Nice work.
@woodstoney
@woodstoney 8 лет назад
Thanks for clearing that up. I was thinking about the curves and not the lines. Now we're on the same page! ;)
@StArFuRyZz
@StArFuRyZz 8 лет назад
+woodstoney This was the best video I've seen that explains exactly how to put the curves in.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 8 лет назад
+StArFuRyZz thank-you!
@davidcrandell1172
@davidcrandell1172 5 лет назад
very nice, thanks for sharing
@mojetrouba
@mojetrouba 6 лет назад
Thank you. Lovely and inspiring. Can't wait to get started on it! PS. I make my own beeswax finish :)
@hectorny94
@hectorny94 9 лет назад
Learned something today. Thanks
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
You're welcome, it was a fun build.
@toke29
@toke29 9 лет назад
I have made a few cutting boards may have give this a try. I started using mineral oil & beeswax as a finish. Love how it brings out the grain. Nice project.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
Thanks, Greg. The finish is so easy to use, and easy to later update.
@gazt42
@gazt42 9 лет назад
Wonderful !!
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
gazt42 Thanks, I like them too!
@JackMW1992
@JackMW1992 9 лет назад
Awesome protect idea, i just finished my first cutting board and you sure made that glue up look a lot easier than it was for me. Nothing a belt sander and some sawdust with glue couldn't patch though.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
Rawforlife77 thank-you -- Nice straight edges really help!
@soraya7852
@soraya7852 5 лет назад
beau travail c super bravo
@dinael_de_americana2
@dinael_de_americana2 9 лет назад
Very good!!
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
dinael raymundo thank-you...
@galeking1117
@galeking1117 Год назад
very nice
@user-pw2uk7sk7p
@user-pw2uk7sk7p 3 года назад
Просто и классно! Хорошо, когда есть возможность купить разные породы дерева, чтоб сделать такую красоту. У нас такой возможности нет, поэтому смотрим видео и завидуем )) Beauty work!
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 3 года назад
thank-you!
@joeydellorusso7945
@joeydellorusso7945 3 года назад
Gorgeous work, Art! Question for ya! Why move to the bandsaw vs. routing with the straight bit all the way through? [Assuming the bit cut depth is long enough for the stock.] Thanks so much and keep up the incredible work.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 3 года назад
That should work also.
@osvaldooliveiradesousa9099
@osvaldooliveiradesousa9099 2 года назад
Realmente, ficaram muito boas, eu também gosto do acabamento final, parece que a madeira ganha vida, os desenhos feitos e as madeiras utilizadas revivem e é admirável o resultado final, parabéns novamente aqui do Brasil.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 2 года назад
obrigado pelas amáveis palavras!
@joseroberto3794
@joseroberto3794 9 лет назад
Gostei!Parabéns!
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
José Roberto Thank-you!
@Noddi1964
@Noddi1964 9 лет назад
Very good video
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
***** thank-you
@HomeImProveMentHow
@HomeImProveMentHow 5 лет назад
Nicely done thanks for sharing I like the fish... Keep up the great work God bless, By4Now Ken I look forward to hear from you. By the way I rang the bell I'm new here to your community💥👍💥
@daveerickson5313
@daveerickson5313 4 года назад
Great video. How tight of a curve can you do with that thickness (~1/16th) strip?
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 4 года назад
It would depend, I think, on the properties of the hardwood. Some hardwood bends easier than others. I'm not an expert on that. I purposely stuck with gentle curves
@geoffstrong9810
@geoffstrong9810 Год назад
Great video Art. Thank you. How wide are the feature strips? 1" for a 3/4" thick cutting board with 1/8" excess on each side after glue up?
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood Год назад
that sounds like it would work
@stanfromcleveland7313
@stanfromcleveland7313 2 года назад
Thank you great idea and craftsmanship. Do you use juice groves
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 2 года назад
Sometimes: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j_NysM2lC7M.html
@jimking9646
@jimking9646 3 года назад
nice
@robira1313
@robira1313 2 месяца назад
Is there any other way to cut the curves without guide bushings?
@BentleyDesignCo
@BentleyDesignCo 5 лет назад
Did you have to soak the inlay pieces in hot water or anything to get them to bend smoothly? Or they just bent fine since they were so thin? Thanks for the awesome video!
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 5 лет назад
No soaking. They bend because they're thin. Also, the curve is fairly gentle.
@lisalewis1904
@lisalewis1904 4 месяца назад
Why do you hand plane the stripe before putting it into the planer? Wouldn't it be easier just to put it through the planer?
@flix4u
@flix4u 3 года назад
Unique compared with all the boards I’ve watched being made. Hopefully the extra work is reflected in the price, but that’s a bit hard to imagine ???
@sam55els
@sam55els 9 лет назад
nice ,,
@thomaskotch4770
@thomaskotch4770 9 лет назад
So beautiful! Silly question.... how thick did you cut strips?
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
Thomas Kotch The strips need to add up to exactly the same width as the router bit. In this case 3/8" or .0375" Divide that by five strips and each strip needs to be about .075 inches thick. (that is just a bit more than 1/16 inch, which would be .0625")
@edadan
@edadan 7 лет назад
Great video! I think I will try to do one like that in my shop. I do have a question for you...I have a Delta DC380 15" planer and I get a lot of snipe. I noticed that you were able to pass your boards through your lunchbox planer without any snipe at all? Any tips or tricks that you can recommend to fix my snipe problem? Thanks!
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 7 лет назад
I find that the Dewalt DW735 has very minimal snipe. The tricks that I've heard to deal with snipe are: 1- flat infeed + outfeed tables 2- attach longer sacrificial pieces on each side of the cutting board, so they take the snipe 3- another version of #2 - feed sacrificial pieces in front and behind the board so that they take the snipe
@edadan
@edadan 7 лет назад
Thanks Art. Great channel...I'm subscribed now.
@dannyscobee6530
@dannyscobee6530 4 года назад
Mineral oil, not linseed oil. I love your idea & good job with the presentation.
@dartincruz7481
@dartincruz7481 8 лет назад
Amazing!!! what kind of bit did you use for finishing the corners?
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 8 лет назад
+Dartin Cruz The edges were all finished with a small roundovr bit... I'm not sure of the exact size.
@dartincruz7481
@dartincruz7481 8 лет назад
thanks A lot!!!
@GaslightAlley
@GaslightAlley 9 лет назад
Thanks for sharing this! You make the cut using a 3 step procedure: guide & bit, band saw, trim bit. Can this be done in one step with multiple depth passes: guide & bit with scrap board underneath? Thanks again...
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
GaslightAlley I learned it this way, and that's the only way I've done it. It seems like you could do it that way, but I haven not tried it out. I wonder about tearout on the other side of the board?
@MrBez007
@MrBez007 9 лет назад
GaslightAlley iv tried that, only problem with that method, it the side of the board without the pattern clamped to it needs some how supporting with hot-melt glue or double sided tape, or once you cut through at full depth, it gets fouled by the bit.
@cdouglas1942
@cdouglas1942 7 лет назад
Full depth cutting would require real dilligence with router following the pattern, say three times. First couple times I tried this my router wandered (maybe operator inattention) and I had to start over (just cutting 1/4" deep)
@andersonhungria3150
@andersonhungria3150 5 лет назад
Pardon my ignorance or lack of experience with woodworking, but why did you use a router first to cut the groove before splitting it with bandsaw? Just because you wanted to keep the same width of the board? Otherwise, i think you could have just split it with a jigsaw and then sand it. Just curious! Thank you!
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 5 лет назад
You need to remove the same amount of wood that you later replace with the insert strip. Otherwise the two sides of the board are shifted apart and the lines do not line up.
@HomeImProveMentHow
@HomeImProveMentHow 5 лет назад
When I do a project I'm going to be finishing it I also look forward to it coming alive at the end most definitely good job bro looks good thanks for sharing your knowledge Have you thought about using flaxseed oil from the health food store and some beeswax and blend it up in a blender and make your own if you thought about doing that? Look forward to hearing from you God bless,By4Now Ken. I'm new here to your community down in my videos I'm in the process of putting together a custom stump chair you might like to check that out God bless
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 5 лет назад
Thanks. Nope, have never heard the flaxseed idea
@hspringsteen
@hspringsteen 9 лет назад
Have you done this with end grain cutting boards? Wondered if you then have to try and make the strips end grain as well. I also wanted to ask about your Dewalt planer. Do you get any snipe with it? I have a Stell City planer and I cannot seem to get rid of the snipe. I have it bolted to a 48" long solid infeed and outfeed and I still get snipe.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 9 лет назад
I've never done this with end-grain. I get minimal snipe. Some people complain about snipe, but I rarely get much. I'm careful how I feed things, but I also sometimes just make sure my rough stock is long enough to not matter.
@hspringsteen
@hspringsteen 9 лет назад
wordsnwood ah, I was wondering because you put the cutting board through. I would never be able to do that. I would get at least a 16th inch of snipe on both the leading and trailing edges.
@justinh1601
@justinh1601 9 лет назад
Howard Springsteen I have an old Craftsman planer that I get snipe from. I just take a piece of 2x4, cut it to the same width as whatever I'm running through, and glue it to the ends. It can snipe the heck out of it and I don't care at that point. :)
@cdouglas1942
@cdouglas1942 7 лет назад
to defeat snipe I hot glue sacrificial long sticks on the sides of my cutting boards when planing. Or as Art says, make a couple of your cutting board stock pieces longer than the final size, a little simpler than hot glue.
@greglebeau9477
@greglebeau9477 7 лет назад
What is the thickness of the inserts how thick can you insert be?
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 7 лет назад
This was all explained in the video, or in more detail in the accompanying web article. The insert, in total width, needs to match the diameter of the router bit.
@littleperfect9912
@littleperfect9912 8 лет назад
Savage
@tomtaggart3746
@tomtaggart3746 7 лет назад
Can the inserts be 1/8 thick
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 7 лет назад
The inserts need to add up to the same thickness as your router bit
@ballisonnh
@ballisonnh 5 лет назад
I find 1/8" strips hard on bend depending on the curve. If you want 1/8 of the same wood, I'd do 2 1/16 side by side. It's not noticable unless you look real close.
@edjohnson740
@edjohnson740 2 года назад
I've seen a few people demonstrate this process, but no one ever explains why you can't do the whole depth with the router instead of finishing on the bandsaw and router table.
@anitagoosen104
@anitagoosen104 7 лет назад
Only pity is that you did not make it in end grain! It would have been so much more durable and valuable and worth the extra work. You would have to go to 40 mm thick, though. Your finish of wax only, fascinates me. Is it as good as using mineral oil? The boards look nice and the choice of woods are good.
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 7 лет назад
end grain cutting boards are a lot more work. Thanks for the note
@davidburciaga314
@davidburciaga314 7 лет назад
how could u use it as a cut board its so nice 😂😂
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 7 лет назад
That is another reason for the finger hole -- I know that at least some of the cutting boards that I've made + given away over the years have been hung up on the wall on display.
@davidburciaga314
@davidburciaga314 7 лет назад
+Wordsnwood (Art Mulder) now that you say that they would look pretty cool on a wall. who doesn't love more wood.
@hazewilson4151
@hazewilson4151 6 лет назад
BA
@freewoodencrosses
@freewoodencrosses 8 лет назад
I tried this today and made the curves too steep and could not bring the 2 pieces together. It was frustrating to throw it all away in the garbage can. RATS
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 8 лет назад
I don't follow what you mean by "too steep". If your inlay piece is the exact same thickness as the router bit used to make the channel, then the pieces should fit together. Do you mean that the curve was too extreme and the inlay piece could not bend to fit?
@freewoodencrosses
@freewoodencrosses 8 лет назад
Yes too, extreme and I could not bend to fit it. Back to the drawing board. Thanks
@cdouglas1942
@cdouglas1942 7 лет назад
sometimes squeeze clamps just cant do the tight compressions needed. I find bar clamps with turnscrew do the job, after you get your squeeae clamps as tight as you can.
@woodstoney
@woodstoney 8 лет назад
Nice work but the whole process of the pattern escapes me when anyone owning a bandsaw should be able to follow a curvy line drawn on the cutting board to begin with. One's bandsaw should always be checked for level table and ensure it is perpendicular to the blade. If so, there'd be no need for the pattern process IMHO. Please correct me if my thinking is in error. Very nice looking boards!
@Wordsnwood
@Wordsnwood 8 лет назад
+woodstoney Your thinking is in error. :-) :-) First of all, few of us can exactly follow a curved line on the bandsaw, and any little wiggle in the cut will cause a problem. But the main issue is that if you just cut a curve the board will look wrong. You need to REMOVE the same amount of wood that is replaced by the curved strips. By doing it that way all the straight lines of the board are preserved. If all you do is cut a curve to separate your cutting board, then all the lines of the board are going to offset by 3/8", which is the thickness of the stripe in this board. Or just try it your way and tell me how it turns out. :-) Happy new year, and happy woodworking.
@davidiungerich6104
@davidiungerich6104 8 лет назад
+woodstoney In addition to what Art said, your bandsaw is not going to cut a clean enough line for glue up. As soon as you sand it enough, you won't have the same edge on each piece. You'll never get your thin piece to mate up to both sides exactly.
@burntsider8457
@burntsider8457 4 года назад
Can we please stop uttering an unnecessary "so" at the start of every sentence? Geez.
@jimking9646
@jimking9646 3 года назад
very nice
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