| Project by M_A_Z_Z_I | posted 06-10-2014 12:20 AM | 2505 views | 1 time favorited | 4 comments |  |
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Not so long ago I decided to try and make my first end grain chopping board and just never got to post it…
what an adventure that was…
Main lesson I learned was:
Thicknessers dont like to plain end grain boards and will rip them in pieces…
Luckilly I didn’t get hurt nor anyone or anything else did with the pieces that shoot out from the machine…I had one big piece left and still tried to make it so I ended up with an end grain board with a long grain frame just to make it up to required size.
Thanks
MAZZI
-- Marcin in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK
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robscastle
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#1 posted 06-10-2014 08:02 AM
Almost did the same, with my thicknesser, but was warned by fellow Ljs.
So on went a label
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robscastle
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#2 posted 06-10-2014 08:03 AM
Now the process you used to prepare the floor boards would be of interest.
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#3 posted 06-10-2014 03:54 PM
Nice job, yup planer and end grain don’t mix ouch
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SteveW
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#4 posted 06-10-2014 11:58 PM
I think I’ve had that experience as well.
I got a bed sander, that works better than the planer…safer too
Nice job on the cutting board,
-- On the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop! SteveW
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