Jeff Bower
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Those look great Ned. Well Done. 
Some day, I might have to try one of them.
Some day, I might have to try one of them.Three new endgrain boards
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Jason Tuinstra
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Those turned out great. I really like the look of them. There's nothing quite like the look of an end grain cutting board. Good job.
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I haven't commented yet.
Not only are they looking fine, you are getting yer technique down to an art form. Those are r-e-a-l fine.
Not only are they looking fine, you are getting yer technique down to an art form. Those are r-e-a-l fine.
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Ned
Work coming out of that shop sure is looking great. Those are really nice, getting me to want and try...
Garry
Work coming out of that shop sure is looking great. Those are really nice, getting me to want and try...
Garry
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Thanks Jason, we're not quite full on 'foodies', but the LOML and I do enjoy cooking, especially now that we're on a healthy eating drive.
It takes a couple of days and a few board feet, some glue and a little bit of time. Step away from the spinny thing for an hour or two max, and you'll have one or three...Those look great Ned. Well Done.
Thankee kindly Frank! It's all up the Architect, I just do the work.I haven't commented yet.
Not only are they looking fine, you are getting yer technique down to an art form. Those are r-e-a-l fine.
Garry, c'mon you can do it too, trust me. they're 4 tool projects: Tablesaw, planer (or hand planes for the knuckledraggers), router and Random orbit sander.
scuse me 5 tool... you need a few clamps as well.
