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My Cutting Board Hobby Exploded 

Kris DeVo
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After the last cutting board video took off here on RU-vid I was receiving about 20 cutting board requests a day for a few weeks. This is the story on how those events unfolded in sequence (over 6 weeks) to share with you guys and gals, how my cutting board hobby / side job turned into an opportunity for a business practically overnight. Along with the ups and downs of trying to make it all happen on a larger scale.
I also have included plenty of woodworking tips and tricks, how to, and details on how I make these boards from start to finish.
I kindly ask if you are going to copy my designs that they are for personal use only.
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Every time you use some of these tools you are putting yourself at risk for major injury.
Please wear your safety gear and don't try things beyond your skill set.
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Комментарии : 5 тыс.   
@lahanlon
@lahanlon 3 года назад
RU-vid: Hey, here’s a long video about cutting boards. Me: Why would I watch a 40 minute video about cutting boards? 40 minutes later: Those are the nicest cutting boards I have ever seen, I have to get some for me and as gifts for friends that can appreciate the craftsmanship.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Haha! My wife and I loved this comment!
@randyjones200
@randyjones200 3 года назад
Hahaha Right! But very good and I would buy one for sure ,,,,,Great Work!
@Bertdevries4865
@Bertdevries4865 3 года назад
You have a new subscriber from the Netherlands my man. I am amazed by your skills. Those cutting boards look stunning. I have to wait to save some money but I really want to order one. I was looking for a nice board. I love to cook and a good board is hard to find. It must fit perfectly with the rest of your kitchen. Daaaang son! You deliver the one I was looking for. Greetings from the Netherlands. I keep on touch.
@carolyncobb8274
@carolyncobb8274 3 года назад
Then why did you?
@thesheppardfamily5581
@thesheppardfamily5581 3 года назад
My daughter wants to make a video about 30 min. long. I told her nobody is going to sit through a 30 min. vid. Man was I wrong, I watched the whole damn thing. It's gonna be an interesting convo tomorrow over breakfast. "Sometimes daddy might speak to quick" then share this wonderful experience
@lubear413
@lubear413 3 года назад
Also, Hubby and I actually said out loud: Even those scraps are cool, and I wonder what he's going to do with those. Then Kris says, don't be eyeballin' my scraps= Priceless!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
I love it! Thanks!
@johnseals3559
@johnseals3559 10 месяцев назад
True AMERICAN enginuity! Start with nearly nothing, but a vision, and end -up capturing the HEART & orders from the whole Damb World! "That's all Folks".
@jjohn113
@jjohn113 3 года назад
I see these constantly at Farmer's Markets/Craft Shows. Love the colors
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you!
@RobertMihalache
@RobertMihalache Год назад
Thank you so much for sharing with us all. Great experience and very inspiring. I love DIY and woodwork so I will give it a go one day to making a cutting board. It might turn into a business you never know lol. Take care pal.
@jholmes880
@jholmes880 3 года назад
I stumbled across the channel and so glad I did some ppl only dream of being able to put out work like this .. this is art by a master craftsman wowwww!!!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Really appreciate the kind words. Thank you!
@johnhubbard6262
@johnhubbard6262 10 месяцев назад
I am unsure if a Dust Deputy has ever worked that hard before, you are a one-man marketing force for them.
@sharonhendricks9706
@sharonhendricks9706 3 года назад
I loved watching you go through this process. You seem to be a very kind, gentle and loving soul. I wish you great success in all you do. I'm subscribing to see more!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you so much!
@grownino5836
@grownino5836 3 года назад
I watched that whole thing! Awesome work. Talent doesn’t go nowhere without commitment. Looking forward to buying a cheeseboard and cutting board.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Awesome! Thank you!
@michaelh7630
@michaelh7630 2 года назад
I don't know much about Epoxy Resin, but all that wood dust (particularly the multi colors from the different wood types) made me wonder if you could pour that wood dust/chips you vacuum up into a clear resin, and then into a mold to make cutting boards, or something else, that you could market. Just a thought!
@ozjuice
@ozjuice 3 года назад
Beautiful work
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you so much 😀
@Sren67
@Sren67 3 года назад
Nice work Kris!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you! Cheers
@mysweettlife
@mysweettlife Год назад
LOVE IT!!!!!!!
@scottyman-ey6bf
@scottyman-ey6bf 2 года назад
im also a craftsman , in the UK .. really fantastic product at the end of it mate , can i just say one thing … upgrade your extraction system , i know you wear a mask , but i bet 70% of the time in the workshop you dont … your health is your wealth … and that beautiful family of yours don’t want you popping your clogs 10 yrs too early for the sake of $1000…. really really nice product especially with the facilities you have
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 2 года назад
I do wear a mask as needed but its never enough. Working on extraction systems and air filtration in the new shop is in the front of the shop build.
@scottyman-ey6bf
@scottyman-ey6bf 2 года назад
@@KrisDeVo good choice there 👍👍👍👍
@prana101
@prana101 3 года назад
Hi, how do you prevent the colored wood fine dust from bleeding into the other wood pores when sanding? Mine are turning orange from the padauk. Thanks for the help, your boards are awesome.
@capitanvonchickenpants8492
@capitanvonchickenpants8492 3 года назад
What a worker
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you!
@RidgeRunner4X4
@RidgeRunner4X4 3 года назад
Just seeing this, and you probably have one by now 23:50, but you really need a router table!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
100% got one for the new shop
@coolhodgepodge5778
@coolhodgepodge5778 3 года назад
God bless America!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you!
@rhb.digital
@rhb.digital 3 года назад
those boards look amazing.... shipping to Denmark ? :-)
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you! I do. www.krisdevo.com Inventory email notification sign up is on the 1st page on the website and that's the best place for me to notify everyone from here on out when new inventory hits the website. Please be patient as the website is a work in progress.
@rhb.digital
@rhb.digital 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo Thanks
@hullion
@hullion 2 года назад
hi. nice. your machine sounds are too loud compared to voice which makes me turn volume up n down all the time. just a suggestion.
@barzalou
@barzalou 3 года назад
Are you lazy? No! Do you have a huge shop? No! Are you a great example to your family? Yes! Are you an inspiration to others? Yes! Is this a learning experience for you? Yes! But remember, as you're documenting all this with your videos, your efforts are not going to waste. As you're doing all these long hours to building a good life for you and your family, you are always improving, you are evolving and you're always looking for solutions to be more efficient. Be careful not to burn out, pace yourself and who knows, you may come to the conclusion that as your orders grow, your expenses will force you to make less profit by investing in a bigger working space, better equipment and maybe, employees. But in the end, hard work pays off. Don't give up, get some sleep and take good care of those you love 👍.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you for the kind words and good advice. Appreciate that Dominique.
@RonInAVan
@RonInAVan 3 года назад
What he said!! 👍🏻
@woodmartegypt
@woodmartegypt 3 года назад
Wonderful, you described and said what I exactly wanted to say, you also felt our friend's deep honest generously informative he ARE, I appreciate both of you please
@Pauly5150
@Pauly5150 3 года назад
Wow, quite inspirational. Your enrgy, effort, ethic and skill. If you are going to scale up, I would say make systems that you can scale up, because you cannot do it all if you get bigger, but you can manage others to keep your quality as you want it, or your passion will wear you away. I'm sure you've done it, but are your board care products part of the business too? Anyway, thanks, I really enjoyed your video. Paul.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you Paul! That is definitely the goal. Yes I am making board care products as we speak. Cheers!
@arthurwest2
@arthurwest2 3 года назад
While I’m a woodworker hobbyist you don’t need to be a woodworker to catch inspiration from watching you work. What was most inspring for me is your gratitude and your humility. Those two factors inspire anyone in any place! Thanks for the inspiration and the best of success to you. Thank you for posting this!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Really appreciate the kinds words, thank you!
@Mike-lp9rv
@Mike-lp9rv 3 года назад
Usually YT algorithm is annoying but it was sure nice to come across this video.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Much appreciated thank you!
@electronicsNmore
@electronicsNmore 3 года назад
Great work! They're the most beautiful cutting boards I've ever seen.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you very much!
@joelpa4638
@joelpa4638 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo WHEN YOU BUILD YOUR CUTTING BOARD'S HAVE YOU YET DID A CUTTING BOARD WITH A JUICE GROVE AND A LIVE EDGE I DID A DESK BUILD WITH A LIVE EDGE BLACK OAK TOP AND IT HADE COME OUT REALY NICE I REALY LIKE THE FESSTOOL'S THE T-75 TRACK SAW AND THE .850 POWER PLANER JOINTER IS WORTH EVERY PENNY. THERE ARE OTHER SAW'S AND TOOL'S LIKE FESSTOOL'S THERE'S ONLY 1- FESSTOOL'S LINE IS THE BEST TOOL'S ON THE MARKET TODAY.😁☝👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@lisaschreiber2893
@lisaschreiber2893 3 года назад
agreed!! they're definitely works of art.
@bigharrykochenbauls4567
@bigharrykochenbauls4567 3 года назад
NISSEN does not exist..? if you're really that impressed, you'll probably get your mind blown...
@Erikfromtha626
@Erikfromtha626 3 года назад
16 YEAR OLD ME TALKING TO MY MOM: Mom it's a stupid cutting board. Just buy one already and let's go. 41 YEAR OLD ME TALKING TO MY WIFE: Babe. Look at the way this color patern plays off the direction of the grain. This board is exquisite.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Love this!
@TangoIndiaMike144
@TangoIndiaMike144 3 года назад
33 year old me completely agrees with you.
@br6480
@br6480 3 года назад
It’s sad that it takes us to adulthood to appreciate fine craftsmanship.
@nick.caffrey
@nick.caffrey 3 года назад
@@br6480 Nah.... different age group - different priorities. Some never appreciate fine craftsmanship.
@normanrhone2791
@normanrhone2791 3 года назад
Fi real, yuh seh it jus right my yute !!!👍
@brib_brib_brib_bri
@brib_brib_brib_bri 3 года назад
I am absolutely blown away by how much you fit in that small shop and how well it's organized. Incredible.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you very much!
@terencejay8845
@terencejay8845 3 года назад
'A workshop has room for any two of the following; the man, the machines, the materials.'
@michalsierzchula
@michalsierzchula 3 года назад
A tip from a cnc friend: never make too dip groove at one pass, make few at 1mm increments. This will signifincantly reduce the pulling force, and will make it easier to keep the track of your grooving fence. Don't be greedy when it comes to router work.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thats good advice thank you.
@iangray6932
@iangray6932 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo also consider a CNC router for this so you can get repeatability and speed.
@nedash71
@nedash71 3 года назад
Seconding the vote for a CNC router for this operation. It'll also allow for custom inlay boards: different style of product, but a nice upsell. Maybe your first employee should be a machinist to do that line for you.
@astonadventures
@astonadventures 3 года назад
@@nedash71 Inlays are a great idea! I use Fusion 360 for this type of thing as you can "print" to the machine. Full disclosure, I work for Autodesk.
@samspade4634
@samspade4634 3 года назад
Kris, I suffered a nervous breakdown 2 years ago and am still working on getting back on track. I wanted to let you know that I find your videos to be very therapeutic and encouraging. Thank you for sharing your gift with those of us that are not able to create at this time. Again a very sincere thank you. Absolutely beautiful work.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Sorry to hear that Sam. Wishing you all the best. Appreciate the kind words.
@hawkofthenorth4829
@hawkofthenorth4829 3 года назад
@bennyblanco a good nutritionist will do those same tests and more. Highly recommend them as doctors will only throw pills. My wife had chronic hives for the last 10 years and after dozens of doctors, a Nutritionist got her back on track.
@aphaseelec
@aphaseelec 3 года назад
@@hawkofthenorth4829 and without drugs
@michaelcooney7687
@michaelcooney7687 3 года назад
Yes Sam .... very calm and therapeutic... I totally get it..🥰😎
@krisb-travel
@krisb-travel 3 года назад
In a similar spot Sam, and feel the same way, must be something to do with having a hobby that keeps you busy
@Fixthisbuildthat
@Fixthisbuildthat 3 года назад
Congrats on the success! Awesome to see all the work and efficiencies you're putting in. I'm sure you'll get better and better as you go to reduce those costs. Have fun with it!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you thank you! Yeah a long way to go but I am having fun too! Cheers
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
PS ive been subbed to you for a while and that means a lot to me.
@Fixthisbuildthat
@Fixthisbuildthat 3 года назад
@Kris DeVo right on 💪
@rustywilliams5167
@rustywilliams5167 3 года назад
an honest man, doing honest work. we need more people in this world like this guy!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Much appreciated thank you!
@keep7smiling
@keep7smiling 3 года назад
Why do people always say: "We need more people like him/her" instead of: "I want to become a little more like that person"? Be the change you want to see in the world. Don't only expect it from others.
@fellowsfiona
@fellowsfiona 3 года назад
@@keep7smiling I never thought of it that way, this is a great proactive statement. Thank-You.
@dherman0001
@dherman0001 3 года назад
Most people are honest and work hard. Where is it you live where this is unusual?
@MANIKO5
@MANIKO5 3 года назад
@@keep7smiling I'm honest and work hard, what's wrong with wanting more people like that?
@gloriagamer
@gloriagamer 3 года назад
I would not call that one board a fail. Dude, just widen that bad groove into a two to three inch gravy pool and continue around as normal
@bbingtube
@bbingtube 3 года назад
The radest carpenter (InstructorI I know would always tell us the mark of a fine woodworking master is their ability to work with mistakes and inconsistency. His hero was Sam Maloof. And he is mine. 🙏 ty sensi (aka Chris Feddersohn)
@user-cb2427
@user-cb2427 3 года назад
Your boards are worth a lot, you note you have some with honest flaws and they will be collector pieces also. They also will be worth the money and will be requested.
@joepie221
@joepie221 3 года назад
Well done Kris. If that demand volume keeps up, you may have to listen to the voice of the universe and get a bigger shop and more equipment. Don't let someone elses issues get in your way.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Really appreciate that Joe. I agree, cheers.
@DaRoach5882
@DaRoach5882 3 года назад
I had a large shop with about 30 employees and a 15000 square foot shop... Had a disagreement with my partners on how quickly we should grow and increase our overhead. (I wanted to work harder and grow with cash they didn't) Long story short I dissolved my ownership and about 8 months later the company filed, cause they took on too much over head without planning for the slower times. I had moved into a 2000 square foot shop and decided to run the shop by myself... I learned that I could make just as much money at the of the month by myself as I was before and didn't have the stress. Wish you guys best of luck and looking at the quality product you have, I think you guys will do just fine! Keep it up!
@oldchev2850
@oldchev2850 3 года назад
Good advice. Bigger is not always better. Glad you’re going ok now.
@76verdee
@76verdee 3 года назад
@@DaRoach5882 I have an uncle that did that with his drywall business & went bankrupt. Some years later he started a sand blasting & painting. Through that he started doing some work for Trailmobile ( semi trailers ) , about all he does now is trailer repair, put onaftermarket products & builds tankers. This around he always waited to expand the business till he had cash in hand , over the years he built 7 new buildings starting with a single bay for a painter booth up to thre last 2 built were huge. That last building was the only time he borrowed money to expand but it wasn't enough to hurt thr business in anyway. Because of bankruptcy his family went thru some real tuff times but today he's worth several million dollars & owns over 15,000 acres of farmland. I don't think he would be doing near as good had he not experienced his bankruptcy.
@joepie221
@joepie221 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo Taking the step to a bigger facility is a combination of considerations and risk. On one hand, how long is the current flood of orders expected to last? If its only temporary, make due with what ya got. On the other hand, if the demand looks like the new 'norm', with better equipment and maybe a helper or two, you can expedite your process in a more efficient manner, produce more product in the same amount of time as the lesser quantities previously took, drop the unit price, make more money from increased sales because you now attract customers that previously couldn't afford your product. Its a risk, but like they say "no risk, no reward" or like I say " No balls, no bucks". Either way, it a gut check moment.
@alfredbucket848
@alfredbucket848 3 года назад
When you dipped them into the mineral oil was magical, so beautiful. It must make it all worth while to see a thing of such beauty made by your own hand. Congrats.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you thank you!
@edmcwv
@edmcwv 3 года назад
When you have a mistake with the router, make a cut out for handle.
@markg.2501
@markg.2501 3 года назад
Pretty sure he mentioned in another video that those mistakes get cut in half and become "Cheese Boards".
@_gpop
@_gpop 3 года назад
I was thinking a reservoir for juices; just router out a little more.
@at0mix197
@at0mix197 3 года назад
Just make it a 1-off board, unique, one of a kind. Someone would gladly buy that goofed board. Maybe drop the price by 3 or 5$ .
@tomdowling4810
@tomdowling4810 3 года назад
Or double the width of the channel.
@stevebonds5157
@stevebonds5157 3 года назад
The wood workers motto: You can never have too many clamps. My father has said those very words many many times.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
100%
@MissionaryInMexico
@MissionaryInMexico 3 года назад
My dad also said "Never ever sell your tools. Ever. You'll always have a way to make a living."
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
@@MissionaryInMexico Never. Ever. Sell your tools. My wife said to sell my tools for the big move to Alaska. I said " tools make the man, I am not a man without my tools". Needless to say most all my tools made it to Alaska
@MissionaryInMexico
@MissionaryInMexico 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo I can go out and find tools I had from the time I was 14 years old.... Man I have ALWAYS wanted to move to Alaska, and am subbed to lots of channels where people garden, build cabins, go salmon fishing and harvest bear and moose. Back in the mid-2000's I flew to China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore to play guitar concerts, and on the way from Minneapolis to Tokyo for our first connection on the way into deep China, I flew over Alaska and got really good photographs of the mountains. Even since I was a kid in the 60's and 70's I remember wanting to go to Alaska to live. So... I'm coming (maybe with my wife, maybe alone) to spend a few weeks in a rented van to travel Alaska and find the piece of land I'm going to live out my life on... I've always envied anyone who lived in Alaska for the opportunities they have, and all that there is to enjoy. Greatest state in the Union. I also live in Texas, besides southern Italy and Mexico. Texas has the greatest hog hunting and deer hunting in the world, Italy has the best coastal fishing, and their pizza and ice cream is the best you can buy worldwide. Mexico... Well... Outside of the violence and corruption we have great weather here, as good as Arizona. But no rain in over a year. Miss that! I'm going to consolidate and get my butt to Alaska before I'm too old to move again.
@janetjackson6677
@janetjackson6677 3 года назад
My dad always said that!
@PianoMonkeyMusic
@PianoMonkeyMusic 3 года назад
I'm not sure how I ended up watching a cutting board video, but I'm glad I did!!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Appreciate that!
@burzeurk
@burzeurk 3 года назад
Same here !
@juliandotson5593
@juliandotson5593 3 года назад
Do what you love, you never work a day in your life...
@infowazz
@infowazz 3 года назад
Just as i was pondering your scraps you said "don't be eyeballing my scraps" lolllll.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Love it!
@joebaby555
@joebaby555 3 года назад
Haha me too! Just beautiful
@Phianett
@Phianett 3 года назад
I had to laugh when he said that, because I sure was looking :D
@slinkycowboy
@slinkycowboy 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo spoon rests? fruit or onion holders?
@angiehughes9623
@angiehughes9623 3 года назад
Beautiful cutting boards! My husband was watching this and loves your work.
@lanceegan3317
@lanceegan3317 3 года назад
Hey Kris I am so glad you found your Opportunity! And I hope that you continue to prosper. Great product!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you Lance for the kind words, really appreciate that!
@clauderivet5180
@clauderivet5180 3 года назад
Great product is right ! He's big time Rocking the cutting board and butcher block business. The work is magnificent and wish him and Family good health and a great business 'BIG BUCKS'
@karlkovach8647
@karlkovach8647 3 года назад
I absolutely cannot let my Wife see this . It has to be a surprise.
@OfficialDevTips
@OfficialDevTips 3 года назад
Great video! Loved the process and you're already starting to learn some processes that will cut down on time (I love my puns) and shave some costs away fast!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Haha! I love it thank you!
@alexandruobreja3966
@alexandruobreja3966 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo jklpppiiztzttzuiíoppo8 OP
@731Woodworks
@731Woodworks 3 года назад
That's awesome! Keep it up!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Coming from you I really appreciate that!
@chriswhitley3283
@chriswhitley3283 3 года назад
Looking for pointers, Matt. That’s a lot of cutting boards. To bad about the shop. He looks well organized for a small area.
@johnkennedy3867
@johnkennedy3867 3 года назад
I stumbled across your video one morning before work and I have to say that those cutting boards are absolutely beautiful. the wood choices and designs are incredible. fantastic job
@pastorbillyparham
@pastorbillyparham 3 года назад
Absolutely beautiful!!! Man you’re working hard!!!
@NerdyMeathead
@NerdyMeathead 3 года назад
Man that wood would look sexy as a pair of bookshelf speakers!
@ItsRenderInnit
@ItsRenderInnit 3 года назад
300k views in 3 days, more orders are definitely coming 😂
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
lol overwhelmingly so
@mrtank1967
@mrtank1967 3 года назад
I agree it’s time for a bigger shop. Amazing work.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
For those who would like to purchase a board I have a waitlist on the website. www.krisdevo.com New RU-vid channel for all my short form content! ru-vid.com/show-UCc44pBasVfxY699YnPMqStw
@suicidalkatt
@suicidalkatt 3 года назад
Have you considered making rolling pins from the pieces left over from the ends?
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you! Pricing and options are on the website
@decentralized483
@decentralized483 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo I love supporting amazing people, I'm on the waitlist also! Very inspirational, makes me smile 😊
@Johnnysimz
@Johnnysimz 3 года назад
It's really soothing to watch you work the wood
@simaj41
@simaj41 3 года назад
What they are for? Cutting board? Very slow video.
@rafibenavi4772
@rafibenavi4772 3 года назад
Btw, with some of your scraps, you can make a Super Charcuterie Board or a larger, thicker Cutting Board that's End-grain...I know it's more labor intensive but you could use those as maybe a higher priced specialty item that is a special order??!!👌
@CarolinaGirlCreationZ
@CarolinaGirlCreationZ 3 года назад
This is the first video I've seen of yours and I just wanted to say CONGRATULATIONS on getting your work out there and getting so many orders! Working as a one man band is difficult but I think it means a bit more. Late nights and minimal sleep to please your customers is something to be commended for sir. Subscribing just because you say many, many times how thankful you are. Even when you are bone dead tired. I wish you all the best in the future!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Appreciate the kinds words Heather, thank you!
@michaelsilva7085
@michaelsilva7085 3 года назад
I’m a relatively new subscriber....I love the content, the workmanship, the editing. I’m so glad you are able to do this as a business. Congrats!!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you, really appreciate that!
@ibinfo-tube5063
@ibinfo-tube5063 3 года назад
Man, you absolutely deserving more than just a glass of beer, beside all this generosity you also attaining a dignity with creativity...👉 I would say WELDON BRO ! 🤞
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Appreciate the kinds words, thank you!
@bleepblabloop
@bleepblabloop 3 года назад
Never, ever wear gloves while using a drill press. In one of my welding classes in college, my instructor also worked at GM. He told story about a guy getting his glove caught in the drill press and it chewed his hand and pulled a tendon out of arm before he could turn it off.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
I agree and need to take them off on the press.
@3Hose
@3Hose 3 года назад
I worked with a guy that got his glove caught in a drill press. Fortunately for him it was not anchored and he pulled the whole steel table over which ripped the power cable right out of the junction box. He come out of it without a scratch. I never saw him with gloves on near a drill press again.
@thommaras9057
@thommaras9057 3 года назад
I never allow gloves when using machinery in my shop. very dangerous
@dadevi
@dadevi 3 года назад
Not only are you a great woodworker, but you also protect your health with the right PPE and ventilation. I wish more craftsmen did. Thumbs Up!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Appreciate the kinds words, thank you!
@dav264
@dav264 3 года назад
As someone who can barely change a light bulb, I cannot tell you how much I admire and am in awe at your artistry. Just beautiful work. Thanks for the videos.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Really appreciate the kind words. Thank you!
@lovetodocoolstuff9309
@lovetodocoolstuff9309 3 года назад
When I saw Zac running the forklift at Hardware Specialties that was when I realized do you were here in Alaska 😂 Hello from Chugiak 👋
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Haha!! Yes! Hello neighbor
@makeawishmakeawish6103
@makeawishmakeawish6103 3 года назад
Made in the USA that's what I'm talkin about this is what we need good quality and beautiful cutting board they are just beautiful yeah you hear me beautiful even beautiful than me
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you!
@JustaDude123
@JustaDude123 3 года назад
Awesome video and congrats on the business! I feel for you having to put away and set up every tool before using it. Small shop problems lol (I only say that because I do the same thing)
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you! You know then. Super fun
@illmatik0ne241
@illmatik0ne241 3 года назад
I recognize that lumber shop! Hello neighbor. Great to see a local Alaskan on my recommended videos!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Haha! Hello neighbor, thanks!
@pitmaster4860
@pitmaster4860 3 года назад
When you think you have enough clamps, buy double then you half way home.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Yes!
@kevinsellsit5584
@kevinsellsit5584 3 года назад
This couldn't be more true! For the Denny's table tops mentioned above, I found that using a face-frame machine offered the greatest variety of clamping (pneumatic offers instant squeeze and hold) options along with the size needed for production runs. Designed for cabinet makers, but extremely useful for speed clamping all sizes and shapes of flat woodworking products.
@mkbman45
@mkbman45 3 года назад
As someone who not only studied manufacturing processes but worked in the business for 20+ years, let me offer you a little advice. Out of all the nice machines and tools you have, the most valuable asset you have is yourself. Your time is the one commodity that is limited. You can buy more material, more machinery, more space, but you cannot buy more time. Therefore anything you can do to be more productive during that time is most beneficial to you. One example I see where you could save time is acquiring your materials. If you could somehow get your lumber precut and planed and delivered, it would allow you more time in the shop. Also you would be saving fuel and other vehicle costs. I notice you measure and mark every cutting board after glue up. A simple stop block on your table would save you a little time. Remember seconds and minutes add up. I want to finish by saying you make a beautiful product and you take alot of pride in your work. I hope this helped some and I wish you nothing but success.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Really appreciate the kinds words and advice, thank you.
@KristinA-xv4yk
@KristinA-xv4yk 3 года назад
Constructive input 👍
@jaytomson7052
@jaytomson7052 3 года назад
Witnessing Creativity. Art. Humility. Success!
@roostmade
@roostmade 3 года назад
1. If you haven't had to make the choice you made at 26:08, are you even a woodworker? Slash, I love your sanding jig /process at 37:05 ... You're on to something brother.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you thank you!!
@johnsuggs7828
@johnsuggs7828 2 года назад
Nothing more inspiring than a craftsman working with his hands, doing excellent work and getting rewarded for his/her efforts. I know you don't know me, but I'm damn proud of you brother. Much success to you. Beautiful family too. They make it all worth it.
@vincentwalker2081
@vincentwalker2081 3 года назад
Seriously, set up a Patreon link so we can help. You are very talented. People like to help those who strive for great things.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Hi Vincent, I would have never thought that someone would ask me to do that. Thank you thank you. I have set up and added links in the description. I truly appreciate your generosity and kind words. Thank you.
@joemitchell4590
@joemitchell4590 3 года назад
are you of your head
@TheFiown
@TheFiown 3 года назад
This technique would make fabulous counter tops in a kitchen, with matching cutting board of course !
@dethcreeper69
@dethcreeper69 3 года назад
And the colours too. That would be a massive talking point at gatherings
@geoffdundee
@geoffdundee 3 года назад
Stephanie Murray .......nice idea......i was also thinking high end/high value furniture such as bedside cabinets,chests of drawers & even wardrobes
@TheFiown
@TheFiown 3 года назад
@@geoffdundee I dining table would be amazing, maybe make in pieces that peg together as one huge run would be very hard to do. Mybe each panel in different directions and combinations. It would certainly make the high end decor magazines. Depends where you want to go with you business as it's easy to be quickly overwhelmed when you are really good at something like you are. Best to make to order and make people wait ! All the good things are worth waiting for.
@geoffdundee
@geoffdundee 3 года назад
@@TheFiown ..side tables and coffee tables too....so much choice eh! LOL
@Comicsluvr
@Comicsluvr 3 года назад
I was just thinking 'I wonder what he does with the off-cuts?' and there you go with 'Don't be eyen mah scraps!'
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
I love it!!
@CybreSmee
@CybreSmee 3 года назад
You must have very understanding neighbors.
@christinemcsunshine
@christinemcsunshine 3 года назад
I'm sure the moose fox bear racoon and rest of the " neighbors" are far enough away that his noise is not an issue. Beautiful work Chris
@904MarkB
@904MarkB 3 года назад
lmao felt attacked after "dont be eyeballin my scraps o.O" ._.
@trinarayford6936
@trinarayford6936 3 года назад
Don’t know how you know but I was "eyeball'in" them scraps 😂
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
haha!
@j00ne8ug
@j00ne8ug 2 года назад
Dude, you really know your way around a woodshop, and you do amazing work! Congratulations on the success! Your attention to detail, workmanship, and craftsmanship is impeccable. Keep up the great work!
@lesselavie7675
@lesselavie7675 3 года назад
One word: craftsmanship!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you!
@dhizzle3498
@dhizzle3498 3 года назад
Kris, that’s awesome how this started out for you. Glad we could support you in your new business. You make amazing cutting boards, and they’re not “just” cutting boards...they’re works of art. Good luck and God speed!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you, really appreciate that!
@percyvandermerwe185
@percyvandermerwe185 3 года назад
Just subscribed to you channel. Hard work and care won my respect and subscription 🙇‍♂️🤝regards from South Africa. Please keep it up, entertaining and inspiring🤗🤗
@andriki88
@andriki88 3 года назад
I was gonna buy a cheap plastuc cutting board from Walmart. I now change my mind.
@pattystone4157
@pattystone4157 3 года назад
I was eyeballing those scraps so hard, you caught me. Lol.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
I love it!
@HereWeGo0o0
@HereWeGo0o0 3 года назад
At first when I saw this was 41 minutes I thought I wasn’t goi g to watch all of it, but there is not a dull moment in this video. Visually fascinating. Inspiring. And it’s hard not to imagine the mindset of Kris DeVo and the passionate, nearly obsessive work he does.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Appreciate the kinds words, thank you!
@nickbailey202
@nickbailey202 3 года назад
I bet you'll be getting a drum sander soon won't you? Great to see your business taking off. Living the dream!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
It was in the video. Thanks!
@EcoupeNmt
@EcoupeNmt 3 года назад
😂😂😂 you literally caught me thinking of the scraps and what it'll look like
@Majerly_Annoyed
@Majerly_Annoyed 3 года назад
I watched this like I was watching an intense movie! I even paused to go warm up my coffee that I had forgotten about because I was so focused!!!! 42 minutes well spent. PS: I think you need more tools...
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
I really love this comment! ... PS I agree I need more tools
@javiernavarro2951
@javiernavarro2951 3 года назад
SAME HERE!! There are never enough tools, that is in the constitution.
@DeadHawk23
@DeadHawk23 3 года назад
I saw the scraps and just went "oh shit that could make a nice jenga set"
@randoff32
@randoff32 3 года назад
A priest, a politician, and a clown, walk into a bar. The bartender says, “What is this, some kind of joke?”
@OldDocThedan
@OldDocThedan 11 месяцев назад
There are endless woodsmiths on the RU-vids... Slinging their influence and skills. "Hey guys...welcome to my shop... today we're going to review this $750 handplane built out of unicorns in Fiji...." But damn if I can't find one I like as much as Kris. How often do you feel yourself rooting for a channel? I'm like "Man.... I hope he makes millions of $$$ and just keeps smiling and showing me how to improve." Thanks for being you Kris. Please keep at it. I hope you three are happy and well.
@swishfish3270
@swishfish3270 3 года назад
I love seeing you use all the safety equipment especially the push bar. Looks like you are really making the most of that space.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you!
@scraplifetrashtocash4551
@scraplifetrashtocash4551 3 года назад
Find another product to build too. I've got a buddy that made a killing at making those. Now he can't sale any. He is starting to sale off woodworking tools he got. And going back to his old job. One trick poning it cost him.
@adeebmomen4541
@adeebmomen4541 3 года назад
Why can’t he sell anymore?
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Yes that is good advice
@1982MCI
@1982MCI 3 года назад
@@adeebmomen4541 because wood cutting boards are a novelty item. All it takes is for one person on “food network “ or any other cooking channel/show to come out and say wood cutting boards aren’t “hygienic” and can’t be sterilized properly after using for meat or poultry and that they will cause cross contamination and illness. Restaurants are required to use the plastic ones with each color being used for a different food to prevent cross contamination and they feel that the home cook is required to do the same so they scare the hell out of the housewife that typically buys the expensive, beautiful, handmade cutting board that will last a lifetime so they stop buying wood cutting boards for the next 3-5 years until a report shows of you clean them with hot soapy water immediately after use and your fine so they start buying them again and the cycle starts over again. I’ve been tinkering with woodworking now for a bit over 40 years and I personally know at least a dozen guys that have lost everything because they did the exact same thing. They put all their time, money, and effort into cutting boards and when it was void, it was fantastic but then it comes to a screeching halt the next day so if you aren’t prepared and have multiple lines or another source of income, then you ain’t gonna survive then downturn! That’s how quick and easy it is tho for one or two people that aren’t even in your industry, to take you from a $100k year salary to bankruptcy if your not prepared. So be fucn prepared!!!
@adeebmomen4541
@adeebmomen4541 3 года назад
@@1982MCI interesting so the best path is to invest in multiple areas than just one
@daled8221
@daled8221 3 года назад
@@1982MCI Plastic cutting boards aren't good on your knives, i'll stick to wood!
@doleperfection
@doleperfection 3 года назад
This was so awesome to watch. I've been in post-secondary for far too long, and studying something I really don't even have an interest in. I've struggled with mental health and have lost all interest in pretty much anything I enjoyed. I recently started to think that woodworking would be something I'd like to pursue, and since coming to this realization this is the first thing I have felt excited and passionate about in a long time, and watching this video made me very happy. Congratulations on your success!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Im sorry and thank you! Hope you can dive into the wonderful world of woodworking
@billqqq
@billqqq 3 года назад
If you have ever watched Rob Cosman, you will know that woodworking as a hobby can have a very positive effect on PTSD, and I can verify is pretty much a universal stress reliever. Turning wood on a lathe (making bowls, especially), can take you to a new level of calm contentment.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
@@billqqq 100%
@doleperfection
@doleperfection 3 года назад
@@billqqq @Bill Quayle I actually do have PTSD, so it's interesting that you say that! I will have to check them out, thank you for the recommendation! I just have to save up a little bit of money to maybe get a hand planer since all I have right now is a tablesaw and some basic drills and hammers, then I will be making myself as many stress relieving projects as I can! I was torn about wood turning, because it looks so intimidating, but it's SO cool to watch.
@ricter1
@ricter1 8 месяцев назад
I thought there is no way this is going to hold my attention for over 41 min and I was right it was at least 61 min because of all the times I backed up and watched it again! Exceptional video editing to keep it moving while still showing your skills! Thank you for the up close look into your new career! Beautiful and very inspiring work Kris!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 8 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@rileysherlock8247
@rileysherlock8247 3 года назад
You could turn the offcuts into matching rolling pins or knife blocks!! For a colour matched kitchen.
@dottie3440
@dottie3440 3 года назад
I watch a boat load of video's on RU-vid but it's rare to find one like your's. Direct, to the point, good examples and not a lot of chatter. Great Job, hope to see more of them!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
I thought it was a lot of chatter so im glad to hear that. Thank you!
@pamduff3987
@pamduff3987 3 года назад
I can't, for the life of me, figure out why so many people dislike this video! Your talent is amazing!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Really appreciate the kind words Pam. Thank you!
@thekingtroll2
@thekingtroll2 3 года назад
This showed up in my feed. Very interesting to lay here and watch at about 3 am in Ohio. I can't sleep. When my aunt died, I inherited her house. In the kitchen, she still had and used most of my grandmothers and her mothers stuff. I have an old spatula that I still use. It's like 1/4 inch black metal with a wood handle in great shape. I use it to flip fried potatoes and turn my hamburgers. I'm 55. My 28 yr old niece said "that stuff is popular to hang on kitchen walls". LOL, I still use that stuff. I'm a guy and a good cook. She was here one day and I was cutting up onions for onion soup. She said she needed a cutting board. She had a little 8x10 inch plastic cutting board she got and used to cut veggies. I gave her a nice size cutting board that is probably 3 times older than she was. She about teared up when I said she could have it. Use it, wash it with soapy water, rinse and pat it dry and put away. People don't use the skills like you have anymore. Everything "made in China" just about makes me throw up. Hell, kids used to take "shop class" when I was in school. What kid (boy or girl) didn't make their mom a cutting board as a gift and they probably still have it. Your videos are not only satisfying to watch but very inspirational. They make people realize there is plenty of things they can do right here in the good old USA as a hobby and side income. Hard work and quality always pays off. I have COPD and rarely leave the house but now I'm ready to watch part 2. Thanks for creating these. It brought back a lot of good memories.
@jeroenherlaar8308
@jeroenherlaar8308 3 года назад
I am an office worker, and the more I see stuff like this the more I get envious of the skills, results and all. I admire this really!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you Jeroen!
@bobcharlie7982
@bobcharlie7982 3 года назад
I too work in the office. But i play around in my shop in the evenings and weekends. Not nearly enough for me but i gotta pay the bills. You can do it too and also work in an office
@maxwaters1461
@maxwaters1461 3 года назад
I agree whole heartily "You can NEVER have enough clamps".
@jkanecutlery
@jkanecutlery 3 года назад
Totally true!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
100%
@wernerfourie6620
@wernerfourie6620 2 года назад
Hi Kris, covid really forced me to pick up a new hobby and woodworking just sorta fell into my lap. And I have to say, this video by you has been the most significant source of inspiration for me. I've done several "what I call" smaller projects to build up some skills before I tackled any larger projects. I know that everyone says that every woodworker makes cutting boards at some point. It's always sounded like a put-down for me. Man, watching you make them and the skill and care you put into making them has caused me to see a cutting board project as a real test of skill. I've come to see that it's often the "simple" designs that call for perfection to shine. Anyway, I just wanted to say thanks and happy you've had such fantastic success doing something you love. Also, I have a newb question: The video shows you using mineral oil, Howard's, and beeswax at the end. I can't tell if you mix the Howard's and beeswax or put them on one after another. Thanks, Kris!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 2 года назад
Thank you Werner! Mineral oil soak and some kind of beeswax buff at the end
@hikerbro3870
@hikerbro3870 3 года назад
Call me crazy, but some of those color combinations would look really cool cut in the shape of a surf board. Great work.
@kiwizz2177
@kiwizz2177 3 года назад
Surfboards like that have been around for more than 40+ years ! Out of fashion now.
@hikerbro3870
@hikerbro3870 3 года назад
@@kiwizz2177 : |
@charlesbenoitthomad
@charlesbenoitthomad 3 года назад
I said same thing
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thanks!
@cathelinam9064
@cathelinam9064 3 года назад
Wow, this was on my recommendation. Those cutting boards are beautiful!
@007nadineL
@007nadineL 3 года назад
Me too
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Glad you like them!
@BigTruckBigRV
@BigTruckBigRV 3 года назад
Nice! Not end grain?
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thanks! These are edge grain. I do make end grain but these sell well.
@jonwooddell3966
@jonwooddell3966 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo Kris, with the end grain boards I've seen vids on, is there more waste (unused) wood than with the edge grain? The edge shows SO much better color and feature. Thanks again.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
@@jonwooddell3966 a bit more waste for sure. It's also another major step and harder to plane and sand.
@stephanieromero1402
@stephanieromero1402 3 года назад
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@rhyansimmons2691
@rhyansimmons2691 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo I have mostly only been successful using a router sled to flatten end grain. My planer ( the cheap WEN one) likes to send end grain cutting boards back at me.
@joetaddonio288
@joetaddonio288 2 года назад
Hi Kris, doing great work. Please dont take offense but I'm genuinely curious how ur able to start up such a big shop? Looks like u have plenty of work comin in to expand. With 100k subs??? I watch alot of woodworking vids and I see many youtube woodworking pages with millions of subs and they don't seem to have as much business comin?? They make many more vids and many more views but there in the same old shop??? Dont you take most your orders thru website? Please no offensive. From a brother woodworking whos ooking for advise. Great vid. Thanks
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 2 года назад
Its hard to explain, I talk about it in the intro in part 2. RU-vid is my driver to my website for the most part.
@timashwood9973
@timashwood9973 3 года назад
Kris, like with stamps, if you numbered the boards with flaws (like the one with the router mistake), they could become collector items.
@marcieaustin2031
@marcieaustin2031 3 года назад
You, my friend, are amazing at what you do! These boards are absolutely beautiful. How much do you charge?
@Endurorodzndubz
@Endurorodzndubz 3 года назад
Don't burn yourself out, work at a steady rate, and introduce a lead time on your boards(4 weeks), people will wait for good products.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
thank you!
@fireofdestruction7753
@fireofdestruction7753 3 года назад
this is incredibly true, I waited 12 weeks for a computer case from case labs in 2016. I'd rather employ a small business than buy something cheaply made in china.
@BeasleyStreet
@BeasleyStreet 3 года назад
@@fireofdestruction7753 definitely...providing it's affordable to you ,buying Quality from local crafts people is certainly a good move for all involved...
@Flyingdutchman586
@Flyingdutchman586 3 года назад
@@KrisDeVo I hope the big numbers are not sucking the fun out of it!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
@@Flyingdutchman586 Nope! Not yet
@pattya9527
@pattya9527 3 года назад
LOL I was worry about the leftover. I feel better when you said you have a plan. THANKS GOD!!! Love your job.
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you!
@juggernaut3299
@juggernaut3299 3 года назад
Dude, you are my new hero!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you thank you!
@jamessearle6561
@jamessearle6561 3 года назад
What a cool dude and such a slick operation. Glad to hear you’re getting coin for some new tools!
@KrisDeVo
@KrisDeVo 3 года назад
Thank you James!
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