HAHA very misleading title

I like how you don't say a word in this video. It's really annoying when they talk. Subscribed.

Nice video. Reminded me that I hate working with Padauk, pipe clamps are a love/hate relationship and your final board is ALWAYS 1” too wide for your planer.

Very nice work! Not your first one I can tell.

It's a pity that you don't provide parameters for the diameters of the cutters you use

When I was thinking of using floorboards for cutting boards, I asked the manufacturer who said they are always treated. Might be worth checking for these if you haven't already.

how did you know the plug was 20mm when you planed it after gluing it

Is that the widest bit to do that project of getting off the glue and leveling?

Stephan that 10 degree VBit is that a bullnose bit?

Great video Stephen, I especially liked the fact that you showed the clamping, so many tutorials don't and I'm sure it throws people. I also liked that you showed the filling of some tiny holes (again, many don't). I'm interested as to why you cut the beech down width ways before glueing it back together again, was this just becasue you wanted uniform widths when you turned it end grain?

Thank you for an awesome video! Especially explaining the tool paths for the plug.

Toujours un plaisir de retrouver tes vidéos

Awesome project. Thanks for sharing!!

Great build and great video!

Awesome job!

Such a nice piece 😍

Very nice! Congrats from south Brasil.

very Nice,,, Great job!!!!

Beautiful piece of craftsmanship Stephan. I would have liked you to have paused a little longer on your selections in Vectric as I am always open to what it can do. My limited use of Photoshop has fascinated me with it's capabilities as does Vectric. I love exposing the different textures of various wood and putting them together, always an interesting outcome like you cutting board. I don't believe I will ever have enough clamps.🙂

Mamma mia que bella!!!