My Largest Cutting Board/Butrcher Block To Date!

Geez! THAT is one heck of a cutting board! WOW!

-- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..."

boards like these are keepers :)

Very nice (and heavy)

-- TurnTurnTurn

I agree, this is a keeper and it was really hard to give it up but it was charity and for a good cause so I’m using that “excuse” to make myself feel better. There is another big cutting board in my gallery that I made for my wife (it’s all mahogany) that came out really nice as well and we did keep that one!

-- Darryl ~ Waxhaw, NC

another winner of a cutting board. that is awesome. think i might try one like it, but on a smaller scale. thanks for posting

-- wiser1934, new york

Hey Wiser! Thanks, I appreciate that. I think I’m gonna chill with the boards and starting making some more humidors. :)

-- Darryl ~ Waxhaw, NC

Congrats on #30 ! It is pretty awesome : )

-- I'm absolutely positive that I couldn't be more uncertain!

That sure came out nice DarrylJN, good job.

Nice job on what looks it could have been a challenging glue up.

Excellent cutting board, Darryl. I really like the random nature of the placement of the different woods.

-- Bill, Thomasville, GA

A board that makes a statement! Did you warn the winning bidder to lift with their legs, not their back? ;-)

I hope the winning bid was a hefty one.

Nice job on #30 Darryl.

-- Jonathan, Denver, CO "Constructive criticism is welcome and valued as it gives me new perspectives and helps me to advance as a woodworker."

Hey Jon, HAHA! I just spoke to the winner and she won’t even cut on it now. I make these things for people to use but they end up putting them on display! Oh well, what can ya do.

-- Darryl ~ Waxhaw, NC

Hello BArnold, the randomness is actually a very important thing for me because I have a bit of OCD and I’m not really in to anything “random”. My wife was very proud of me for doing something that was not uniform. However, I did have to make sure that the same wood species were not next to each other and that they were only placed diagonally from each other. :)

-- Darryl ~ Waxhaw, NC

A three-in-one CB, more bang for the buck. The size and design is great.
-don

-- Flaws are only in the eye of the artisan!

Nicely done. I am planning on one of similar size, except with even bigger starting pieces. I have nominal 3” turning squares that I have squared up and I’m planning on using for the end-grain board.

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