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    Cutting/Charcuterie boards

    These seem to be popular right now so here's a few that I made.Click image for larger version

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    Nice Work!

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      #3
      Looks great

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        #4
        Really nice work! Here is another idea or pattern for you if interested. These was made by an aggie for an aggie.

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          #5
          Originally posted by McClain View Post
          Really nice work! Here is another idea or pattern for you if interested. These was made by an aggie for an aggie.



          Nice! Is that walnut an maple?

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            #6
            Very nice work! What is the second one made of? Is it 2 types of wood sandwiched together? I've made and sold a bunch of boards but never did one like that. Good idea!

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              #7
              Originally posted by Bowyer View Post
              Nice! Is that walnut an maple?

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              I'm not sure. Think the maroon is a non-native species, perhaps from south american, but really not sure. I know he said he had to let it age in the sun for a while to acquire that deep maroon color. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

              I really like your styles and workmanship also!

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                #8
                Very nice work, and that takes a lot of talent.

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                  #9
                  Great work...I like it!

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by McClain View Post
                    I'm not sure. Think the maroon is a non-native species, perhaps from south american, but really not sure. I know he said he had to let it age in the sun for a while to acquire that deep maroon color. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

                    I really like your styles and workmanship also!
                    Not an expert by any means but purpleheart gets darker with about 10 minutes in the sun. Kind of amazing.

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                      #11
                      Those look like a Frat House initiation paddle.,...LOL...

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by ctom87 View Post
                        Not an expert by any means but purpleheart gets darker with about 10 minutes in the sun. Kind of amazing.
                        I believe that may be what it is - purpleheart. Thanks.

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                          #13
                          What kind of oil are you using to finish them? I’ve been making some, and still looking for the best finish.

                          Skooter


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                            #14
                            Originally posted by skooter View Post
                            What kind of oil are you using to finish them? I’ve been making some, and still looking for the best finish.

                            Skooter


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                            Skooter, sorry for the late reply.
                            An easy finish is just food grade Mineral oil.
                            A better finish is Mineral and beeswax 4:1 ratio. I measure by weight, 1 lb mineral oil and 1/4 lb beeswax. Melt together the put in small tin containers. It makes a paste similar in consistency to chap stick. I rub liberal amount on, allow to dry about an hour and buff with clean rag.Click image for larger version

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                              Made this the other dayClick image for larger version

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