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By: TheWoodWhisperer. on 12 Mar 10, 08:05:45
I guess you could use poplar if you wanted to, although its not idea. A little soft.
By: pyrodragon2488. on 12 Mar 10, 06:47:54
besides the red oak for the dark, what would be good for the light at HD
By: TheWoodWhisperer. on 12 Mar 10, 06:44:36
Some HD's carry maple, so that's the best choice. If not maple, then I would be inclined to use red oak. Its normally not ideal for cutting boards because of the open pores. But since this is an end grain board, the pores on the faces are no longer part of the cutting surface. Its all end grain. So I would say red oak.
By: pyrodragon2488. on 12 Mar 10, 06:38:01
wood whisperer what wood would be a good substitute that's avaiable at home depot
By: TheWoodWhisperer. on 01 Mar 10, 15:37:13
Unfortunately no. I am not that well-versed in Australian woods.
By: wow39358. on 01 Mar 10, 11:14:37
hey i was just wondering if you know of any Australian woods that would do nicely for a cutting board but still have the light and dark colour Thanks
By: jacktheyido. on 21 Feb 10, 21:38:53
Thank you. I'm going to start saving some money and start a class in the summer and I'll post up a video of my 1st project.
By: TheWoodWhisperer. on 21 Feb 10, 17:49:03
I would start with a topic or project you are actually interested. Lots of ways you can go in woodworking, and your personal preferences could take you in one direction or another. Your tool choices will also depend on these preferences. But a good beginners class should give you an introduction to basic tool and wood. I think that's what you need at this point.
By: jacktheyido. on 21 Feb 10, 17:37:44
Is there any areas of woodworking you should start on or is it all round woodworking on a class
By: TheWoodWhisperer. on 21 Feb 10, 15:46:22
I always recommend people take a class first before they start buying tools. Its important to know what the tools do and which ones you need for the type of woodworking you want to do. So see if you can get your parents to sign you up for a local woodworking class, and start there.
By: jacktheyido. on 21 Feb 10, 10:10:08
hello i am only 14 but i want to start my own little workshop. what tools do you recommend to buy to get started on woodworking. thanks like the videos and just subscriped
By: TheWoodWhisperer. on 11 Feb 10, 16:59:49
I think you might be best served buying a set of plans. I just did a google search for pool cue rack plans and got a few results. Plans are a great way to get your feet wet in woodworking.
By: bearsafetyus. on 11 Feb 10, 07:22:53
Hey i am a very novice woodworker and was wondering how i would make a pool cue rack. How do i notch the wood at the corners to combine the pieces??
By: TheWoodWhisperer. on 07 Feb 10, 01:57:02
thanks! search for brayer on Amazon and you'll see a few options.
By: scabberdoug. on 07 Feb 10, 01:48:07
great work on the cutting board, makes a really nicely finished item. Where did you get that glue roller? Been looking for one for a long time.
By: mossbach. on 26 Jan 10, 14:13:17
thks buddy nice work Congratulations Greetings from Mexico
By: NorthoftheBorder905. on 25 Jan 10, 00:56:27
Been watching your videos for awhile now. Fantastic. Just subscribed. Keep up the great videos.
By: 29gasoline. on 23 Dec 09, 07:12:06
awesome video i think i will make one for myself after my father passed i got all his wood working materials i just always thought it was to hard for me but i think i can do this if i det stuck i guessi can ask my hubby for help but i want to do it all on my own and your videos are very informitive thanks
By: emlerron. on 27 Nov 09, 17:39:46
Great vids! Entertaining, educational, and enjoyable. I used to work for a company that made custom wood items and end grain cutting boards were a hit. We used hard and soft maple for a contrasting effect. The maple was primarily scrap from our bigger projects it was a good way to utilize our scrap. Keep up the good work!
By: en101com. on 28 Oct 09, 02:18:55
Great!
By: franktcarver. on 22 Oct 09, 07:10:29
Good video
By: 7updude. on 26 Sep 09, 02:03:07
lol i love how he looks back after he throws it...
By: TheWoodWhisperer. on 01 Sep 09, 16:45:29
Primarily because I don't know what might be in those oils. Its just a precautionary measure since the oil could potentially get into the food. I have seen people use oily woods before but I prefer to be a little extra cautious.
By: panhead1219. on 01 Sep 09, 16:41:45
Why not "oily" woods, like something like "iron wood"?
By: davidedgerly. on 27 Aug 09, 15:35:07
excellent video.. need more of them!