Thanks!

Hi James, thank you! Yes it makes a big difference, I actually spray it twice, sans back lightly with a higher grit than last used! Thanks for tuning in!👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you Dave! Your welcome, glad you liked it!

Hi Al, thank you very much! Yes they will, these are great gifts. Glad you liked it and thanks for watching!

You’re very welcome Ron! Yes, once that oil hits it, the grain really pops. Glad you liked it!👍🏻👍🏻

It really is! Thanks for checking it out Darren!

Thank you momma, LOve ya!!

Number one comment!! :-)

Hi Doug, thank you! these make great gifts brother! easy to batch out also!

Thank you very much Gaetan!

Hi Daniel, thanks buddy! Do it, they are fast and easy!

Hi Carol, thank you very much!

Hi Helen, thank you so much!

Hi Rav, thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it. Walnut Burl is beautiful. I know what you mean, I hate cutting them too, lol. Have a good one Rav!!

Hi Ed, thanks buddy! Yeah, me too, glad I changed it!👍🏻

Hey Kris, thanks buddy!...Me too!

You are very welcome and thank you for tuning in!!👍🏻👍🏻

Hi Dave, thanks buddy, glad you liked it!

Hi Bram, thank you buddy! the Mrs. will love you for it! Cheers brother!

Hi Gary, thank you! Kinda looks like a Fender telecaster? It would make a good looking guitar. I would lone to see you make one! Thanks as always for watching buddy, appreciate ya!

Thank you very much, I appreciate that! 👍🏻👍🏻

Hi Turner, thanks brother!! Happy Holidays! The grain on this is the star of the show!

Thank you John! 👍🏻👍🏻

Hi Vincent, thanks buddy! Liking the redesign!...Bruce

Thank you! Thanks for checking it out!

Thank you buddy, appreciate you watching!!👍🏻👍🏻

Hi Bailey, thank you !

Hi Luie, thanks buddy! something a little different.

Thank you! 🙏🏻

Thanks Rob!! Go for it!

Got some aged walnut just the other day and gonna give it a shot as well... at least this process. What I am seeing here on this particular board design is when you go to hang it, it is going to want to swing to the left which isn't really a problem unless you're needing wall space or have other things hanging along side it. It won't center when it hangs. But, that's just my thoughts. Still love this finished product though.

Thank you Mike, glad you liked it, appreciate ya!

Hi Gord, thank you very much my friend! Great little gifts!

Gord is still around?

@@robertcornelius3514 They haven’t got rid of me yet, Robert. 😃😃😃😃

@@robertcornelius3514 oh yeah!

Thank you so much 😀

Hi James, thank you buddy! Yes the new design is way better! Recieved your Christmas card today , thank you!

@@JordanWoodwerx your welcome was hoping they would put a smile on everyone's faces after the year we've all had

@@bluelineturnings5055 you have succeeded!!

Hi Steve, thanks brother,appreciate it!!...Bruce

LOL, Thank you very much Huw!....Cheers!

Hi George, thank you very much!!

Thanks Bob!👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you very much! Thanks for the sub, greatly appreciated!!

Thank you very much Cindy, and I really appreciate the sub! 👍🏻👍🏻

Hi Chris, thanks buddy! Lol, me too! Have a good one!!

Hey Big Ben, thanks brother, glad you likey!!

Hi Steve, thanks brother!

Thanks John , I appreciate that! I love a good live edge as much as the next person, but the couple receiving this board didn’t want the live edge. Really appreciate you checking it out. 👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks B rollin!

Hi Robert, thanks buddy! I get asked to make quite a few of these during the holidays. Great use of cut offs and odd pieces. Yes, that is a HF jointer. $35.00 at a yard sale!! Best $35 I've ever spent.

@@JordanWoodwerx lol nice! Works well for what you ask of it?

@@HodgePodgeWoodWorks hey Robert, sorry for the late response. Yes, it actually works really good!! I had to put done elbow grease into the table (surface rust), replace the switch and some new blades!

Hi Gavin, thank you , glad you liked it! For food stuff I would use water. I stopped at 240 before the water then sanded back with 300. I always do the water and sand back twice, could be over kill but that’s how o do it. Always sand back with the next higher grit, if it’s the same or lower grit you reveal new grain which defeats the water treatment. Hope I helped Gavin! PS, let the mineral oil or what ever you use to really soak in, maybe a couple of coats, again, maybe overkill but that’s what I do. Thanks again!

@@JordanWoodwerx thanks very much thats really helpful I am a big believer in over kill as its always better than wishing you had done the extra when its too late. Very much appreciate the help 👍👍👍

@@JordanWoodwerx could I push further in regards your sanding process, you do it twice am I right in saying you sand up to 240 wet and sand from 300ish when do you re wet and what grit do you sand with or is it twice at 240 and 300

@@gavincoyle Hi Gavin, after the second soaking I’ll use 400 grit. Then your board will be smooth as silk!! Keep us posted on the outcome!

Thank you Stephen! I sanded to 320 grit and popped/raised the grain with water and let it dry, then lightly sanded with 400 grit, I did that twice. Then used the mineral oil on it. Not sure why the grain on your board came out darker, sanding to a higher grit sometimes will make the grain tighter and not absorb the finish, but usually not to the point you can’t see the grain. Hope this helped Stephen, appreciate you!

@@JordanWoodwerx Awesome, thanks Jordan. I'll try the higher grit next time too!

Hi Jason it was 4/4.

The wood I use is usually pretty dry. Any cupping is taken care of in the planer. If using multiple pieces of wood, just don’t clamp to tight during glue up. And should be good. Just tight enough to get a good glue squeeze out!

@@JordanWoodwerx Thank you. I need to make sure my wood more seasoned before I start working it.

@@chaosorder1208 yes, it will want to twist and cup on you if it’s green or not quite dry.

@@JordanWoodwerx thanks again

Thanks Bruce,appreciate you checking it out. 👍🏻👍🏻

Once cured, no.

Thanks Scott ! Appreciate you watching. Sometimes people want that resin and sometimes they don’t. Purple resin would’ve looked great on there though!

Is this code? 😀