The Easiest Way To Make A Juice Groove / How To Make A Juice Groove In A Cutting Board

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This is the absolute easiest, most foolproof way to make a juice groove in a cutting board of any thickness.
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@jacobeaton4042 3 года назад

This is by far the most clear and concise explanation on how to make a juice groove I’ve seen on RU-vid, very well done

@anthonyrivera7815 Год назад

Man I like the way you explained how to make a juice groove. Even a dumb old jarhead such as myself was able to understand the process. Oohrah!

@yaacov.7796 2 года назад

"You don't need a fancy jig"... proceeds to make a fancy jig attached directly to his bench top. LOL. Great setup and nice cutting board though 🙂

@egbluesuede1220 2 года назад

A juice groove on my first cutting board was probably the most intimidating cut I ever made. I wasted a lot of wood practicing and eventually made a jig as well, and got thru it, but I've made many boards since then and skipped the juice groove altogether. Really nice explanation and I think I could try it again.

@MuharremGorkem 3 года назад

The way you explain what and how to do, and why, is so successful. You are unique in this regard.

@birdbandit9 2 года назад

The dry run is something I find myself doing all the time. Not just with the router. Has saved myself andy projects countless times. Great video!

@johnbuckley2182 3 года назад

I enjoy the way you explain how to do this. You not only teach us what to do, you tell us what will happen if you don't do it that way.

@hankscorpio33 8 дней назад

More or less what I thought id need to do. Thanks for the video.

@makermark67 3 года назад

Always love the straightforward, common-sense instruction on your videos. You're on a roll, Jodee, keep em coming!! Thanks

@daveerickson5313 3 года назад

Two things I would add. 1) Not everyone wants to drive nails into their bench tops. I use double sided tape to secure mine to the bench. It works fine. 2). If you build the guides a little long, you can let the 1st end run wild and butt the next end up to it. So, you can use longer guides for smaller boards. That way, the guide keeps giving.

@johnnyo1952 2 года назад

I appreciate that instruction on a juice groove, outstanding clarity, and a very clean method. I was just now researching what I was going to refer to as a "spill trough" for a (bakers rack) countertop portion of the rack, all for my sister-in-law. I built the framing out of medium-gauge aluminum 1/8 " wall 1" rounded. I will shoot you a finished product pic when finished. I AM NOT in YOUR league by any stretch, so we are clear on that, lol. I look forward to becoming a better craftsman with your videos, I can guarantee you that my brother. Appreciate your manner of insight, thank you Johnny O

@99andycat 3 года назад

Took the time to explain why other options might work...but why this is easier. Great video.

@NWGR 3 года назад

That's a clever way to handle juice grooves, nicely done! I have that router set; the flat edge always bugged me so I made a round sub-base for it out of clear acrylic. It's a pretty straight-forward process.

@jamesanderson8332 Год назад

Yes people have different ideas on how to do this I would have done this or why didn't you do that but the simple fact is it works these videos are aimed at amateur woodworkers and I for one love it very clear and informative great video

@CeeJayThe13th 2 года назад

I've seen this method before but never in-depth and I needed it! Thank you!

@driftscape9260 3 года назад

That cut out on the base have caught me out a couple of times, i found it much more user friendly to make yourself a fully round base for this type of process, easy solution ...nice video

@bigofishbone 8 месяцев назад

I like the simplicity of cutting your groove juice…I am going your way when I get ready to cut mine…I have a bunch to cut!!!

@kenerickson4923 2 года назад

Thanks for the video. I've watched it twice. My assemble table has T-track along 3 edges. I took your idea but made my "L" brackets longer so I can do different size cutting boards. I installed one spacer and bracket along one side of the table and held it in place with a couple of hold-down clamps, then inserted the cutting board and clamped the short side to of the board in a similar manner - ensuring everything was square. The other two side's spacer and guide bracket were screwed into the tabletop. After cutting groove in the cutting board, I removed the moveable clamps and fit the next cutting board into the jig and tightened everything. This was quick especially since I was doing 6 cutting boards with slightly different dimensions.

@floris2788 Год назад

Thanks, mate..! This was exactly the video I was looking for before applying my first juicegroove.. Best regards from The Netherlands..

@terrmaso 3 года назад

First time I made a cutting board, I used the edge/fence attachment on my router. I had a small hiccup as you described and now I understand why. Thankfully I was able to correct the hiccup. I had seen several juice groove jigs, but the amount of time to make one seemed to outweigh its benefit. Thanks again for keeping it simple and straightforward, I will remember this when doing my next cutting board. Always appreciate your video's 👍

@akbychoice 3 года назад

A triangle base on the router gives a nice detail in the corners.

@gregprothman Год назад

Excellent tutorial! The process worked great, thanks!!!

@mattelias721 3 года назад

"My bench moves, but that's another topic altogether..." Yeah, feel your pain, dude. You also mentioned once that you live in CA, so sometimes everything moves. Probably also another topic.

@JohnKitterman 3 года назад

Thanks for your time on this. I found the video helpful and appreciate your time on it.

@chadaclegg 2 года назад

Love the simplicity of this setup! So many complicated & expensive ones out there. Thx

@davemeeks8109 3 года назад

Excellent job sir. I have passed on juice troffs on the last 150 boards waiting for the right approach. Thanks for the perfect solution.

@IRBOSNM8 3 года назад

Outstanding Video.... Very informative. I ruined a board last week because I failed to set up properly ahead of time. Now i have the tools to better prepare for the next pass...

@mmarsha9 3 года назад

Wow, I've been searching for a simple way to do juice grooves for this butcher block I'm making and this is by far the simplest way. Thanks!!

@billthomas6296 2 года назад

You are an excellent teacher! Thank you very much for this video.

@knowledge2100 Год назад

Great video, you make it look so easy. Nice process layout scrap wood. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 😊

@geraldlalonde5992 5 месяцев назад

This is very helpful. Thank You

@ricksiegfried2455 2 года назад

Oh my God you made my life so much easier I’m putting a juice groove together for a board thank you so much I am so subscribed and can’t wait for your next video you rock!

@ChrisClennon 2 года назад

LOVE your style of instructional video! Excellent information, very clearly presented, with zero fluff. You could give lessons in how to make How To videos.

@tk-ry3dx 3 года назад

Great tip, delivered clearly. Thanks

@michaellacaria910 3 года назад

Great timely video for me, very informative and clear as usual from you, thank you for sharing this.

@tonyhassett9290 2 года назад

Did exactly what you said. Absolutely brilliant, so happy with myself.😂

@kevbutler81 4 месяца назад

That’s nice looking board 👍

@van9420 2 года назад

Just followed your design for the jig and setting it up with the measurements etc. My board turned out perfect. Thanks for the video.

@ericsyvertsen5880 2 года назад

You're really a great teacher..Well done

@RobertWelchman 3 года назад

You're the Bob Ross of woodworking! :-)

@russman1958 2 года назад

Looks great. A round base on your router is much easier especially for beginners.

@rickthompson3754 3 года назад

I made a practice cutting board out of pine and came out great for the design I had in mind. So now a juice groove, which scares me as never used a router. But your video method is nice and happy that I found it so will follow your lead.

@crocuscreekwoodworks Год назад

Excellent review really appreciate it I’ve looked at so many different videos about this very subject and you’ve made it simple simple simple thank you so much

@georgesavage3482 3 года назад

Just want to say THANKS! Saw your video and made your juice groove jig. Super easy and accurate. 👍🏼

@kurtpasewaldt 3 года назад

Excellent video! I use to do the same just make the broads as I made a cutting broad or two then route but I used clamps instead of nailing to the bench. I now have a jig as I make more cutting broads of various sizes. Keep the videos coming.

@jumpingjacks5558 11 месяцев назад

Great video. I learned so much. Thank you for sharing.

@overthinked 3 года назад

Super helpful - really appreciate this simple and intuitive approach.

@austinsteele7513 3 года назад

Great advice! Jig's and juice grooves can be intimidating and led to being skipped all together. I wish i would have known to turn the router speed down on my first one🤷‍♂️😆

@fiveoboy01 3 года назад

Oh god, my first one was a clown show. Router drifted away from the fence and I didn't even realize it. Routed an inch into the middle of the board. I'm a lot better at them now!

@gnlman 2 года назад

I was looking for a video on which router bit to use. This looks like a great setup. Thank you.

@Mojave511 3 года назад

Excellent video. I am going to do a run of cutting boards and this video is very helpful.

@shanesmaineshop 3 года назад

I have to step up my cutting boards by doing this, thanks for sharing.

@TeamProsperity 2 года назад

I made a setup similar to that except it’s totally adjustable on a base so I can use it with any size board, works great

@richardchiswell6517 3 года назад

A really excellent method and tutorial - many thanks

@ronberlier6695 2 года назад

Nicely done, details explained very well. Thanks-

@vinceb9310 Год назад

Thank you btw that's a beautiful cutting board!

@elizabethdue4801 3 года назад

Love the video. The care you take to make the videos is awesome way to make juice groves. Now this has me thinking on how to make an adjustable give to make putting the juice grove in a cutting board faster

@gerdashupe1546 3 года назад

This is great if you only make one or two boards, but if you make juice groove boards almost everyday like me, an adjustable juice groove jig is a must.

@billymacmakes 3 года назад

Just found your channel and I'm happy I did! I've watched a couple vids now and you are terrific at explaining things! And this may be the simplest, best explanation of a juice groove 'how to'. Thanks for sharing.

@luisotero6292 Год назад

Thanks for the instruction. Very usefull.

@mannykyriakides1496 2 года назад

Great explanation

@mannyheafner2160 2 года назад

your suggestion to have the guide only 1/8" above the work piece saved my butt. My router base plate is round but the base of the router protrudes at 2 places wider than the than the base plate. Great catch, thanks

@frankstatscewich9340 Год назад

Thanks man , I am off to cutting a juice groove in my cutting boards.

@chipbarkhouse7702 2 года назад

Glad I came across your channel. New subscriber. Keep em coming.

@UldisHofmanis Год назад

Thanks, will try:)

@johnd4018 2 года назад

excellent method and explained well too. Great video!

@donhunter4752 2 года назад

If you would've turned the router and used the round edge you wouldt have that burn mark. You're welcome I just learned that from watching your vid lol. Keep you head up, just had a bill burr moment right there

@maximillianzorn6085 3 года назад

In the theater scenic fabrication industry we call the assembly of 2 perpendicular framing members "hogstrough". And we typically rip them to 2.5". It's basically wooden angle iron. Not nearly as strong but fairly useful and versatile.

@mikedisimile2478 2 года назад

Great job explaining everything thank you

@aaudain1 Год назад

Great idea 💡👍🤠💯

@glenschumannGlensWorkshop 3 года назад

Thanks. Very good explanation.

@wolfman75 3 года назад

That's some amazing work!!! Thank You!!! 👍😎

@MCsCreations 3 года назад

Fantastic work, dude! 😃 Thanks a lot for all the tips!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@dougward6669 2 года назад

Well done and we’ll explained!

@kokonokov 3 года назад

Great video as always! Thanks for sharing these tips.

@rafal9998 2 года назад

Great Show. Thank You!

@mykolashatkovskyi8817 3 года назад

Amazing detailed video - just as always. Thank you!

@mikejohnston7363 3 года назад

I hope you show a video on your finish on this board!

@rhuynh 2 года назад

Yes, I was just wondering the best way to do this! When does the flat side of those bases actually come in handy? Feel like they cause more issue than anything?

@edmiller6227 Год назад

Great video !!!

@user-bb9np1un6o 5 месяцев назад

First great video - 2nd I know this is going to let you know how new I am to this - but how do you remove the nails and use the bumpers again?

@mackiesnapper 9 месяцев назад

Great video as usual! What is your go-to finish for cutting boards? Walnut oil has come highly recommended to me.

@darickrussell1899 9 месяцев назад

just made my first cutting board. wanna do a juice groove. this video is awesome. Just a quick question, how deep do you normally cut a juice groove and what kind and size router bit do you use. thank you.

@justinadamson9814 6 месяцев назад

Great video dude

@justinadamson9814 6 месяцев назад

You are a phenomenal teacher. You are clear and concise, probably one of the best I’ve experienced in my 1000’s of woodworking videos

@MikePusley Год назад

Great info, thanks. Is there a way to do this if your cutting board is mounted in an island and there's no way to utilize the bumpers.

@torinhalsey6313 3 года назад

Some good information. Thanks!

@beam52 2 года назад

Fantastic thank-you

@twsbrl2xlldmoney355 2 года назад

Awesome video thank you

@ericjohnson4768 2 года назад

very good, thank you!

@facebookmakesmesick Год назад

If i have round plate on my trim router and just hold it to the walls as i go i should be good then im assuming? Not sure why im nervous ive used my router a million times jhst never did juice groove.

@dennisstahlman135 3 года назад

🤔 Would the double sided tape work as well if you didn’t want to pin nail into your bench top ? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤷🏻‍♂️

@g.fortin3228 2 года назад

I like it .. Wondering if they make a completely round base for it. I have the same router and I'd like to ditch the one with the flat edge. Or an add-on base that could be put under it. Nice video I am going to use this method, thank you !

@TimotheusdeBautista Год назад

i just came across your video. i have a ridgid cordless router and i need to know what type of cutting bit i would need to use. could you give me some suggestions? thank you in advance

@BobRoberts-yd3wm 3 года назад

I am a new part time woodworker and I am completely heartbroken after spending over 1 week to do a gift cutting board that came out gorgeous only to have the juice groove completely destroy my final product. Is this considered an advance technique due to the make it or break it outcome? Also, I am using a palm router. Is a fixed based router like yours a better option? Plz I would really appreciate your response. Thank you.

@ookiee1 3 года назад

Which router bit did you use and how deep did you go?

@rogerweaver7686 2 года назад

when plunge cutting like that, it doesn't matter which way you run? clockwise/counter clockwise?

@codytaylorwoodworking 2 года назад

What if you have a special/odd shaped cutting board? Example my dad wants a bowling pin shaped board with grove

@chichidouglas5078 3 года назад

If someone's worried about making mistakes on an edge groove the best solution is to make or buy a router table and fence and just use a stop blocks. You can make a top out of any kind of sheet goods you might have and just clamp or screw it down to the bench.