lmfao "so i can cut them all wrong at the same time" i died crying. ive done this so many times

Such an underrated KZreadr, you deserve more

I came upon your channel by complete accident and I'm so glad that I did, the few videos that I have watched so far of ur cutting boards have been a pleasure to watch and I look forward to seeing what else you have in store for viewing pleasure. I can actually say that I'm anything but board watching you work (sorry for the play on words lol 😂 😂)

I understand why you dont have a 150mm sander, I looked at festool tools at my local wood shop and couldn't afford their catalog... nothing but the best Ryobi tools for me!

Thanks for the video! I just did my final glue up today for this style board. I am so excited that you showed how to use the router sled to flatten the board. I wasn’t sure how I was going to get mine flat. I tried your method and it worked like a dream!! Thanks so much!!

Best video I've seen. You actuality use detail and sizes. Thank you

Very enjoyable and good humorous teaching style. I'm a beginner and learned a lot from you--thanks . . .

it would be scary to see your work using proper tools, it puts a lot of you tuber to shame. Fantastic results, love it

Your apprentice is delightful. I wish my dad had welcomed me into his workshop when I was a kid.

Found you from the Facebook group. Don't give any mind to negative comments. You do an amazing job 👏

Outstanding video, you had me on the floor when you said liquid polyvinyl acetate bonding agent.

Great work, you might want to look into using Coconut Oil on your boards. Really great video.

That maple rip went waaaay better!

Your builds are absolutely fabulous and your humor is on point 👍. Steeling your kid's lollypop makes me envy your parenting skills!

@brandonthebuildertx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I bought her a 5lb bag of them, and I think I ate most of it myself 😅

@thepeaceforge

4 жыл бұрын

@@brandonthebuildertx Haha awesome! Now the real picture is coming into view ;) Hey man have a blast making cool things! And Thank you for sharing! BTW propper parenting includes introducing your kids to Pink Floyd which is somewhat appropriate ;)

top tip using a piece of fiberglass siding as a glue up surface. i like it. thanks

Awesome video. Safety first or at least in the top 5 :)

Where is your helper? I enjoy your humor, and your videos.

Another one MAN SHE WAS TELLING YOU TO ADD MORE CLAMPS>> TO CUTE!!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing I definitely learned something today

Brandon - this was great. Thank you for making and sharing!

Dude. Fantastic. Gonna try one of these in the upcoming week or two so this was great

Great job. Enjoyed this video!

Great job. Another project added to my list. Thanks

Your awesome!!!!

Thanks for the video. Loving your work.

New subscriber! I’m so glad I found your channel! Great talent!

Parabéns... ficou linda. Abraços

Excellent job.

Another one! And another one!

Very nice video

Great lookin cutting board!

@brandonthebuildertx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Get a drum sander. You want lol love it

Nice job

great videos love the basket weave effect you make it look so easy what are the final sizes of each brick in h x w x d please i finding end grain boards a bit confusing but thats me lol

Super j adore tes vidéos je suis Dijon .je v essayé.

#and another one

Quick question, when you used your router to flatten the panel, what type of but did you use?

@brandonthebuildertx

Жыл бұрын

This one: geni.us/0ibEA25

Was your stock already milled or do you just use the cuts on the table saw to square everything up for glue?

That’s next level smart a$@ there, can’t wait for the kidos to become teens. Nice job on the board, by the way once I bought my drum sander I thought why did I wait this long cause it was a game changer.

lol i like your style. new sub.

hiya still waiting for the brick and board sizes please

I saw you made end grain mortar strips about halfway through the video, but did you make the tiny individual vertical mortar strips end grain as well?

@brandonthebuildertx

Жыл бұрын

Yep, 100% end grain.

@toddstrother136

Жыл бұрын

@@brandonthebuildertx ok I was confused. Was the video somewhat out of order then? Because the other thin strips were already in place before you showed how to make the end grain strips. By the way, I’ve watched 6-7 tutorial videos on this brick pattern and yours is by far the most helpful of the bunch. I’m about to make my first board and was considering giving this pattern a shot.

@brandonthebuildertx

Жыл бұрын

@@toddstrother136 the narrow strips are glued to the brick sections while they're all still "edge grain", then when you cut them it all turns 90° together to become end grain.

@brandonthebuildertx

Жыл бұрын

@@toddstrother136 glad I could help!

Nice job, I want to try building by myself. Can you please tell me what sort of Glue you use and what sawblade you have on your saw? Regards, james

@brandonthebuildertx

4 жыл бұрын

I use Titebond 2. Some people say you have to use Titebond 3 because it's "waterproof" instead of just "water resistant", but TB2 is perfectly good for cutting boards. I use a Freud Premier Fusion 40 tooth combo blade, and a 24 tooth Freud Industrial glue line rip blade.

@jamestrinket1450

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the reply Brandon, i’ll see if I can locate some down here in New Zealand. I’ll keep you informed and send you a photograph of my attempt. Have a great Christmas to you and your family, james

Do you have plans available for purchase on this? If not how thick is the wood that you originally start with?

@brandonthebuildertx

Жыл бұрын

I don't, though I have considered making some if that's something people would be interested in. I made these out of 6/4 lumber.

@matthewransom6469

Жыл бұрын

@Brandon the Builder I would def buy it. Im a beginner wood worker. In it 3 months now. I want to make a few boards but not just three regular old board. I want to make one like this. One that sticks out. But being a beginner I have no idea of where to start as far as measurements go or what thickness lumber I need to start with. I got alot of info from your video tho. Enough to where I feel comfortable trying it lol. I just don't and didn't know measurements. Thank you very very much for the video and your response back

what oil are you using do you completely sink it in oil ,how long

@brandonthebuildertx

4 жыл бұрын

You use pure food grade mineral oil. I bought mine from the local Walmart. I'll usually leave it in for an hour or two.

Great work. How many hours would you estimate it took to build this?

@brandonthebuildertx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Not counting time spent waiting on glue to dry, just a few hours, though I tend to work slower than I could.

Nice video, thanks! Two questions: 1) I’ve been told that raising the grain is really not necessary on end-grain boards because it really doesn’t raise much in that direction. Is this correct? 2) After you use the round over bit, do you sand the wood that was rounded over? If so, how? Thank you.

@brandonthebuildertx

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say it raises it a huge amount, but I notice a difference. I lightly sand the edges after the router with some paper I just hold in my hand. Smooths any fuzzies without messing up the roundover.

Супер

cut those thin strips from the left side of the blade,

I didn't know Ban balzarian is a woodworker

@brandonthebuildertx

3 жыл бұрын

Not the first time I've had that comparison 😅

My boards look like the work of a mad kindergartner at craft time compared to yours.......but I think I picked up enough tips to see a modicum of improvement.

You should have had Emily run over and say hi.

Hi from the One Handed Maker Australia. Great video and fantastic project. I love the cutting board and contrasting timbers. Keep up the woodwork and videos. If you get time check out my latest project. Regards James

If your an impatient person, and as you say “incredibly impatient”. You should not be a woodworker. That’s because wood will always test your patience.