Brick Pattern Cutting Board-- With Step by Step Pictures

i love those cutting boards. thank you for posting a tutorial. i am going to try one. thanks again

-- wiser1934, new york

No problem! Have fun with it!

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Great looking board. Thank you for the play by play on making it.

-- Larry in Hawaii,

great board,thanks for the picks.i need to try one.

-- Marty.Athens,AL

Excelent tutorial. And nice job. Imagine you do that … just that I do not have almost none of your machines. Thanks for showing it. You were very generous to do, really.

-- Disfruta tu trabajo (enjoy your work) (Bandera, Argentina)

Thank you! I enjoyed making it. And it is pretty hard to make without the right tools. I have tried.

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That’s some crazy looking maple in this one. It came out great

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Thanks, Joe. Good job picking out that wood.

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Nice job on the board and the photo array.
That came out beautifully.

Thank you!

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Hey there nice board and tutorial. I do have a weakness awe, heck, passion for cutting boards.

I have a suggestion for you, and i use it, since your sanding to 600 grit. After your final sanding, use a damp cloth and wipe the board clean. The surface will raise due to the sanding. Give it another pass with the 600 grit and it should be even smoother. This process works on end grain, should see some results on edge grain. Let me know if you try.

Thanks for posting, it’s a to do list item now. :-)

-- If you believe you can or can not do a thing, you are correct.

Very nicely done here! And I admit i will be stealing this idea! On a more important note, your jewelry is beautiful; but remove it before getting near a spinning machine! I have seen these accidents and written reports on them and NONE of them are pretty! Loose clothes, jewelry, long hair, long sleeves, etc. all needs to be out of the way when near any machines. We need you hear, in full, to do more projects!

-- I'm him

I realized it halfway through. I generally don’t wear any bracelets in the garage, I just happened to forget to take it off before this. I am terrible about taking my wedding ring off though but I think I’d like to keep that finger so I will be removing it going forward.

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Awesome board and a very nice tutorial. Thanks

-- Chad, Gilbert AZ www.impeccablepen.com and www.youtube.com/user/ctschimmel

I remember seeing this on reddit too. Nice work on the cutting board, especially lining up all the pieces in the glue-ups.

-- Allen, Colorado (Instagram @bobasaurus_woodworking)