Furniture levelers… BRILLIANT!

Lifelong amateur woodworker here, have to say, your videos are fantastic. Not overly complex, use tools that are attainable to the average guy, great explanations of the process and the projects are different from the typical. No surprise that your channel is doing so well. Thanks for the info.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Mike! Yea all of that is what I try to do my builds based on. I will eventually do some more advanced projects but for now I'll stick with what is reaching the most folks!

@JoeMientkiewicz

2 жыл бұрын

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking where do you buy the wood slabs from? Is a big box store like Lowe’s or Home Depot selling green junk that has to wait years before I can try this?

I made my first walnut charcuterie board today! I watched you during the entire process. You’re so helpful, especially for someone like me. I just started working with wood in August after retiring from nursing. Thanks so much!!!

@apriln2108

9 ай бұрын

I want to retire from nursing. Been building stuff in my free time. Work just kicks my butt.

Thanks for the angle grinder tip. The hand planer is driving me crazy.

You've inspired me to chase my hobby further. As soon as snow melts in building a 10x12 workshop. Just retired and time to get started. Keep the great videos coming

Beautiful work!

Wow! Simply beautiful!

Did you seal the bark with an epoxy coat as well? Awesome looking project!

I came into some live edge cutoffs I thought could maybe used for cutting boards. I'd never made a CB from a live edge so I searched KZread to see if anyone had made one and found your video. Awesome! I'm off to the shop to make some of my own! I also admire and appreciate the fact you use hobbyist-quality tools like me rather than Festool stuff, 24" planners, etc. Even your butterfly ties were hand cut! Kudos. The boards are beautiful, your video is well produced and easy to follow, and the content is on point and purely instructional and informative (i.e. no cutaways for jokes or self-promotion or cutesy stuff). Proud to be a new subscriber! Continued good luck in your projects!

Beautiful boards! Well done.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Those are amazing.

Incredible

These are beautiful!!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Love this video.

Awesome look! I've got some large similarly sized cedar slabs I've been trying to decide what to do with. What kind of price range would you expect these to sell at?

Awesome!

Amazing work

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Awesome beautiful

Nice!

Beautifull!!!!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Great video! Watched it with my 12 year old son who is learning woodworking. His question is regarding sanding. He noticed you went well above 220 grit to 800 grit. We were under the impression that much higher than 220 and the wood won’t soak up as much mineral oil. He/we have made several cutting boards and are still learning better practices. Can you give some guidance on this to him/us? Thank you!

I'm getting ready to start a similar. I'm trying to decide whether or not if i want to remove the bark. Is there ever a danger of the barn falling off down the road?

How long did you let the wood dry, or did you process the wood straight from its raw form?

Good lord them are nice. What did you do to the bark? How should one of these cost? I'm thinking way more that a typical cut board. Good show man.

hi Matt, you should wear a dust musk when sanding mate

I make a lot of boards leaving as much bark on as I can. Did you just oil the bark and that’s it? Are you not afraid of the bark drying and chipping off?

How are they holding up? how do u wash them?

Is there a different hand or electirc saw to cut out the butterfly inlays

Hi Matthew! I've watched damn near 2 dozen of your shows!...lol. I have a 4' x 2' live edge that I want to make a hall table out of. I'm planning on using epoxy. Wouldn't it have been better to use an epoxy rather than an oil finish? For durability, and to prevent cut marks? I must say, they look BEAUTIFUL!

@stewartk3607

2 жыл бұрын

I think it might need to be a food-grade epoxy. I suspect you might still get cut marks, though probably not as deep. But if you did use epoxy, be sure to coat all sides to reduce warping from humidity changes.

Would a hand plane not handle resurfacing better?

Great looking boards. Any issues with the bark coming off

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Nope. Not yet. It was on tight with moisture below 8%.

@georgebrill3072

2 жыл бұрын

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Thanks

Do you ever use a end sealer?

How did you seal the bark?

Where are you ? The Carmel ash is interesting.. how cloce to Indianapolis In. Is you area to get some of it?

How do you keep the bark from coming off.

Left the bark on ...how did that go...?

Where do you get this kind of wood?

Great work. What's the purpose of the bowties?

@stewartk3607

2 жыл бұрын

There were cracks in the wood at that place. It helps to keep the cracks from spreading. Epoxy is pretty strong, but never hurts to have backup.

After applying all the coats of finish/oil, what are the steps you tell your customers for washing after use? I made one that a customer washed and it split the wood once it dried…

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

Oh Noooooo....... The customer cannot wash these. its like a cast iron skillet. You wipe down and re-oil. Dry wood cannot be washed. Absorbs all the moisture and expands. when it drys it will crack as it shrinks.

@tomrudd530

Жыл бұрын

you need to check out the Johnathan Katz-Moses goo video. food grade mineral oil and food grade bees wax. keeps the board oiled

What kinda price do you get for cutting boards like that?

You said that you were going to use a food grade oil for the final finish. What did you use

Do you also make cabinets?

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

2 жыл бұрын

I can... but I don't do custom work.

Did you have 4 plans for so of products that sold for 25 dollars.

Should really remove the bark. That’s where the bugs and mold live. It will fall off eventually.

How much do those big cutting boards sell for?😊

How did you seal the bark?