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Intro
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Milling oak until ready for 1st glue up
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Mill/glue/sand/crosscut walnut
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First panel glue-ups & planing
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Second glue-ups & belt sanding
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Crosscut end grain strips at table saw
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What is Super Thanks?
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Final glue-ups
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Flattening/belt sanding/trimming edges
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Juice grooves & fingerholds
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Sanding process
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Oiling
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My opinion on using oak in cutting boards
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Wax & Feet
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Some of my philosophy
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What I'm working on next
Description:
Watch a comprehensive woodworking tutorial on creating two "brick wall" style end grain cutting boards using reclaimed oak from old barrels and walnut. Learn the step-by-step process of milling, gluing, sanding, and finishing these 16" x 20" x 2" boards. Follow along as the instructor explains techniques for panel glue-ups, crosscutting end grain strips, flattening, adding juice grooves and fingerholds, and applying oil and wax. Gain insights into using oak in cutting boards and the philosophy behind the craft. The video includes timestamps for easy navigation through specific parts of the process, from initial milling to final touches.

Reclaimed Oak and Walnut Cutting Boards

Ryan Hawkins
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