Posted in Woodworking on Dec 26th, 2007
OK, it’s the day after Christmas and I finally have the time to write the next tutorial post on how to make an end-grain cutting board. When last we visited, I said that the next step was to calculate the number of times to rip my two boards to make the strips needed in the [...]
Posted in Woodworking on Dec 11th, 2007
Before we get into the actual work involved, let me say a little more about equipment.Â
Although the table saw is central to making cutting boards there are other useful tools. It’s possible to make a cutting board with only a circular saw and a router, but you’ll have a harder time getting good glue joints [...]
Posted in Woodworking on Dec 9th, 2007
I got into the shop for a while this afternoon and began work on the long promised–and I hope still awaited–photographic tutorial about how to make an end-grain cutting board. This first board will be very simple. I am only planning to use a single species of wood–Black Cherry as it happens–and I’ll make the [...]
