Ron Jones
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I'm not sure which looks better...the board or the beef. Both look great from here, Art.
My guess is that the board looks better and the beef tastes better.
cutting board juice grooves...
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My guess is that the board looks better and the beef tastes better.
Mike Henderson
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That looks good, Art. What size core box bit did you use on that? That is, how wide is the groove across?
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Art Mulder
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Mike, the groove is 3/8" wide, a bit more than 1/16" deep, not quite 1/8"
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Looks near perfect
Cutting board is pretty darn nice too
You need a big hunk of Italian bread to soak up those juices
Cutting board is pretty darn nice too
You need a big hunk of Italian bread to soak up those juices
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My rendition.
Hi. I hope I'm not intruding here but I just completed a cutting board and thought it might me of interest in this thread.
The board has a trough with outline cut to scribe lines with a hand held trim router and 1/8" diameter downcut bits. The inside is hand carved Celtic knotwork.
I don't foresee it used as a juice trough, more of a crumb trough, used mostly for breads (I hope).
The material is mostly sugar maple with sycamore cheeks and is 1-3/8" x 10" x 16".
Anyway here's my rendition of a cutting board with trough.
This is my first post on the forum and I apologize if I'm highjacking this thread. Thanks for looking.
Hi. I hope I'm not intruding here but I just completed a cutting board and thought it might me of interest in this thread.
The board has a trough with outline cut to scribe lines with a hand held trim router and 1/8" diameter downcut bits. The inside is hand carved Celtic knotwork.
I don't foresee it used as a juice trough, more of a crumb trough, used mostly for breads (I hope).
The material is mostly sugar maple with sycamore cheeks and is 1-3/8" x 10" x 16".
Anyway here's my rendition of a cutting board with trough.
This is my first post on the forum and I apologize if I'm highjacking this thread. Thanks for looking.
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Welcome to the Family Larry! 
That is one beautiful cutting board!
That is one beautiful cutting board!
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Great looking board Art...beef looks good too.
Larry, that is a great looking board as well. Welcome to the family!
Larry, that is a great looking board as well. Welcome to the family!
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Came out great Art! Cutting board did too!!! Templates can feel as time consuming as the project sometimes but as you see from the final results well worth the time.
Welcome to the family Larry! Nice lookng cutting board as well!!
Templates can feel as time consuming as the project sometimes but as you see from the final results well worth the time.Welcome to the family Larry! Nice lookng cutting board as well!!
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Great job, Larry. That's an inspiration. Please post some of your other work soon.
Mike
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You're making me hungry. +1 on the template, guide bushing and a plunge router. The smaller the bit the sharper the corner.
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wow on that carved edge. You carving guys sure demonstrate the word patience. Welcome like Mike said show is more please.
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