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End grain cutting boards from scrap wood Thank you for sharing! I Love these, and cannot wait to try.  I do have a couple questions...do the glued joints/surfaces/connections sustain well over time? I would think that with the more cuts/glued surfaces within a piece, the weaker the piece would be.  Also, when you use various types of wood, will they behave differently (Shrinkage mostly) over time which would weaken the connections?  Thank you.
Inspirational! Thanks for the very informative videos!!!
11:55 "Screw the feet"

Yeah- who needs em.
11:39 the guy on the left is the union steward.
Watching your videos makes me want to chase my dream.  I am dropping everything and going after this life style.  Your wood shop is top of the line, wow.  Festool compound miter?  You my friend, gave me inspiration.   Beautiful work.
Can I use mahogany?
Нет предела совершенству!!!
Too cute. I want one!
Thanks for the great video! I made one of these and it turned out great.
Very nice! You really went the extra mile though for scrap wood cutting boards. Just too much work and effort for the outcome. Nice video and your hired hands were great.
Very nice. Assuming these are not just decorative, any suggestions on maintaining their color/finish with use?
Oh sure, how many have these tools?  I have a nice little shop but to do this right, you really need some rather expensive tools or it will take you a month of Sundays to do it with what's at hand.
It's like the cutting board from hell.
Chłopaki na końcu widać że znają się na robocie.
I would say that the final work produces a more exotic board, perhaps even stronger, for the times that was cut and glue .. am I correct?
What a lucky buy three cubic meters per $ 1,400 in Portugal this value would be for 1/2 m3.
Another good video, thank you!
How clever
Это не доски, а произведения искусства. Рука не поднимется на такой резать :)
Nice videos :-) Just wondering if you ever get any issues or have to be careful when combining some timbers with regards to different amount of movement due to humidity changes?
Amazing !
Masha'Allah, very nice! Where did you learn how to work with wood? I have two sons whom I would love to learn how to work with tools the way my father did. He's too old now and won't be able to teach them how to work with wood/cars, etc. He learned most of the things he knows with time, experimenting, etc. Back in NYC they actually have shops within the public school system that would teach us the basics but I don't know anywhere in Miami.

Thanks for sharing, I was intrigued by your videos. Take care!

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