Woah, very cool, exactly what I wanted to see: how this was made. Legit, thanks.

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Chris Love Great feedback, thanks so much my brother.

That's some serious carpentry. Very nice work.

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Justin Dickinson Yeah, this one took a lot of time and planning. Thanks a lot my brother, I appreciate it.

I love the cutting board. It’s amazing. It looks so cool especially after it’s all done. I mean it looks cool even before it’s done but the end result is amazing. And you do some awesome work. I really appreciate your content. Definitely looking forward to watching more. Thanks.

@CurtisMadeIt

5 ай бұрын

@user-rk8vn5jr6w Hey, good morning Kristen, thanks so much. I appreciate this a lot but I kind of feel like you are the real hero here. I apologize for the delay in my reply as I was trying hard and digging deep to come up with a reply as genuine and real as your comment is here. I don’t get these very often. People like you really keep me going. I got super lucky with my first ever KZread video and I’ve just kind of kept going since then. I never, ever anticipated this happening but I’m very grateful and thankful that what I’ve done has had this kind of impact and that people like you take the time to really let me know. Everyone wins here and I love it. I’ve been working on several very custom and time consuming special orders for many weeks now, that’s why I haven’t posted recently. I’ve got more stuff in the works and I’ll get more videos produced as soon as I can. I don’t have words to adequately express my gratitude for what you’ve said here. Thanks a million times 🤝

Another great vid. Those planers are extremely expensive. Glad you have access to one. Awesome end result.

@CurtisMadeIt

11 ай бұрын

@justindickinson912 Hey Justin, glad to see you back! Thanks for the compliments and your awesome persistent support, I appreciate it. This video is a little older...I still had lots to learn about video editing at this point...but I appreciate your encouragement, for real. The planer is a must have/own when working with the hardwoods making cutting boards, coasters, and other stuff you need real flat. This chaos board was a one off at the time, but man, this thing is so awesome to look at and handle, I'm gonna have to make another one...or couple...sometime pretty soon. I've got almost literal miles of hardwoods for this exact type of thing in stock by now...no space for more really. I'll post the new ones I make on instagram. Talk to you again soon my brother.

My wife is going to love this one I’ll make a small one I know I can do it I just want to make her happy

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@James Elliott I think you should my brother, this one is really cool! It’s only about the size of a standard sheet of paper, but man was it satisfying to make! She will be happy! Thanks for stopping by.

This headboard is really cool, it has a real artistic touch

@CurtisMadeIt

4 ай бұрын

@michaelmontero2984 Hey Michael, thanks my brother. This is the Chaos Cutting Board video, but this would be a very legit headboard design, I'll give you that. As soon as we can round up several thousand dollars, we'll be pretty close to having the cost of the wood covered. Gofundme...? Haha, just kidding. Thanks for your support here, I mean it 🤝

Wow! Curtis it's so amazing!

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@gengen viesca Thanks so much Gen! This one was super fun and I learned a lot!

Wow love it

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Rolo Reyes Thanks Rolo, I appreciate it. This is a super fun, but very time consuming project. It’s worth it in the end though.

This is what it’s all about....learning

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@wurly164 Absolutely, yes, and what a fun learning experience this was! Thanks a lot for stopping by and commenting my friend, cheers!

This is lovely as hell, I’m going to give her a go, wish me luck!

@CurtisMadeIt

2 жыл бұрын

@Austin Rusk Hey Austin, thanks so much my brother. Be careful. Good luck man. Let me know how it goes. I’m on Instagram realc_love1. Talk to you again soon.

@austinrusk9195

2 жыл бұрын

@@CurtisMadeIt I’ll send you a photo if I get a decent lookin one! Hopefully they’ll let me work on this round my shop 😁

@CurtisMadeIt

2 жыл бұрын

@Austin Rusk Cool man. Awesome! Can’t wait to see it. I’ll say it again…be careful my brother.

How it came out is really worthy of the the time and energy because it came as a Masterpiece!

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@adeola okusanya Thank you Adeola, I really appreciate your kind words. This was a super fun creation! I can’t wait to design more like this one. Talk to you soon my brother.

Nice board !!

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Willie Kyle Thank you brother Willie! This was a super fun creation! I’ll be making more of these in the future.

WoW what a piece of art. That should be in a museum! Reminds me of making a cutting board with my father when I was a kid.

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Nic_Vapes Thanks a lot Nic! I never did any of that stuff as a kid and this one seemed like a fun project. I appreciate you stopping by and leaving such an awesome compliment! Thank you my friend.

Nice job.

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Dennis Williams Hey Dennis, thanks a lot. I really appreciate it my friend.

Thanks for the video. Great how to tips. I can't wait to make one. I did want to mention that you might want to look at the Howards Conditioner you are using. I don't believe it is food safe. I bought it for some boards and, upon further research realized it is not food safe.

@CurtisMadeIt

Жыл бұрын

@Sherrie Hickman Hey Miss Sherrie, thanks so much! I later realized this too and have updated the written description of this video to let viewers know it is not food safe. I very much apreciate you taking the time to point this out…Earth and KZread need more people like you making sure we are looking out for each other. Come back and talk to me again down the road and/or feel free to offer other advice and wisdom on other videos posted on this channel. Thanks for your time and support.

I love the way the board design turned out. Very creative. I'm concerned about the finish you used though. I think I found it online and it specifically says not to use for food prep surfaces. I'm sure the board would be fine as a charcuterie board. But I'd avoid using knives in it.

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Bryon Peterson Hey Bryon, thanks for pointing this out. Someone else did also and I’ve updated the description of this video to reflect this information. The world needs more people like you to look out for us. Thank you my friend.

You’re so amazing!

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Ambyr Echavez Thanks so much Byr, I really appreciate your awesome compliment and support!

What a beautiful cutting board! Thanks for another great tutorial!!

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Lisa George You are so welcome Miss Lisa! I always look very forward to your wonderful compliments! Thank you so so much for being as supportive and encouraging as you always have been. It really means a lot to me.

Slick pattern man. I’d add one more thing and that’s a drip groove all the way around the face. That will help when moving the cutting board from the counter to the sink to not spill tomato juice everywhere.

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Cy Grindle Thanks for that Cy. I intentionally left a thing or two out so beautiful people like you would leave comments like this that others, hopefully beginners, will read and appreciate. Thanks for your feedback my brother, I really appreciate it!

@YancySmith

3 жыл бұрын

@clove_1 Sounds like we need to put together a router table... Try some basic inlays and groove cutting. 😉👌

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Yancy Smith I love it, let’s make it happen!

I NEED ONE! This is beautiful! Awesome job as always! 💯🧡😊

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Taylor Colbert For sure. I just bought a planer and table saw today so I can make them in my own shop now. I’ll be making them soon!

You are really a craftsman, great job on this one.

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Jimmy Hauge Thank you brother Jimmy. I appreciate it a lot. I wasn’t too sure of it until it was finished to be honest. It came out pretty great though.

Dope !! That’s fire !!

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Christopher Chavis Thanks my brother, I really appreciate it!

Tight bond 3 is better for cutting boards. Awesome work though

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Josh Butler This is news to me, I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for your compliment and time my brother, I appreciate your support.

Saw you on woodworking for beginners. Great job!

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@Randys Great Adventures Thanks a lot for stopping by Randy, you are the man! Safe travels my friend.

Better than the one I bought at Marshall’s

@CurtisMadeIt

3 жыл бұрын

@broddrick peters 😂 you are so funny Broddrick P! I should hope so, this one took a while.

Love this - turned out great! How do you make the angled cuts? Are they all the same angle or roughly the same? Are all the cuts down the entire board? TIA

@CurtisMadeIt

2 жыл бұрын

@Stanley Lee Hey Stanley, thanks so much for asking, I appreciate your compliment. I made this with my long time best friend Yancy(Instagram @yancys_woodworks) and we used a table sled to make the 23° cuts on the long strips of stock that were already glued together. We pretty much just eyeballed it and likely should have been a lot more precise with our method of cutting, but they are all eyeball the same angle and we tried to make them about the same width also…again, eyeball free style doing this project. I can send you some pictures of the setup right before we started cutting if you want to check it out. I’m on Instagram C_Love1984. Talk to you soon. Thanks for stopping by, I mean it.

@stanleylee1974

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the reply - it would be great if you could send the pics.

@CurtisMadeIt

2 жыл бұрын

@Stanley Lee You bet, I’ll be glad to share. Message me on Instagram and I’ll beam em right over!