Making Walnut Charcuterie Boards || Live Edge from Black Walnut

They look awesome, good job my friend.

I really enjoyed your work

Killer boards, man! Thanks for the inspiration! Looking forward to the next one!

I didn’t know people in scioto county would pay 100 bucks for a board.
I’ve made walnut cherry maple boards and most act like 100 bucks is asking for their first born.
Boards look good. Good luck with everything
I’m a local

Looks beautiful

Loved this. Easy to understand and very helpful!

Very nice work. Blessings

Nice work!

did you add any starbond to the board that has the bow ties or just the bowties glued in? Awesome job on these....

Walrus oil is just expensive mineral oil.just a clever advertising gimmick.
Nice looking boards,

thank you for an excellant video. and thank you for not trying to be a stand up comic or blasting music during video.

How much do you sell these boards for?

Really sweet! Thanks for sharing!

Out f curiosity about how much would you list them for? Great job!

Do you prefer to use the flush trim bit in your hand router or on a router table?

It would seem that the crack left after the bow ties would have to be filled to prevent mold, bacteria, etc from forming. I use epoxy filler for any type of void.
Great looking boards and simple construction!

So glad that I accidentally found you. Definitely will subscribe. Thanks, for your inspiring work.

How thick are these boards?

Very nice boards.

Nice work

Im just curious are you supposed to router the live edge part? Or could you leave it natural and just sand it so it isnt sharp

What grits do you sand to? And after popping the grain, what grits do you use each time?

Good teaching

Walrus should totally sponsor you. Because of your video alone, I added the oil and wax to my Amazon cart.
Great video and beautiful boards!!

Excellent work 👍

Молодец! Успехов в творчестве!🎉🎉🎉

Would a hand electric planer do the same thing?

I cut up three pieces of walnut that Im going to use to make charcuterie and cutting boards from

These boards turn out really beautiful, and it's a lot of fun to watch them being made! I hope you don’t mind if I ask a question that recently came up with my own boards: Is Starbond safe for food contact? Since the charcuterie boards will likely touch food, I’ve been struggling to find a food-safe option for filling the holes. I’m really curious to hear your opinion on whether Starbond is suitable for this purpose.