Cutting boards.

[JckDanls 07]

With two layers of wood.

I was wondering why I didn't see the dark pieces on the back side...

 

[Steve H]

I was wondering why I didn't see the dark pieces on the back side...

Lol! I know. I don't believe I've seen a board like this before. The effect is really interesting.

 

[chopsaw]

A new thing seems to be " picture framed " boards . Double stacked face grain center sections with an edge grain frame around the outside to hide the seam and highlight the center .

Do the same with end grain center , and edge grain frame .

I'm not seeing what your calling out on the joints , but I'm gonna send you a setup I do for all my glue ups on a table saw . Works great , especially on shorter lengths .

 

[Steve H]

A new thing seems to be " picture framed " boards . Double stacked face grain center sections with an edge grain frame around the outside to hide the seam and highlight the center .

Do the same with end grain center , and edge grain frame .

I'm not seeing what your calling out on the joints , but I'm gonna send you a setup I do for all my glue ups on a table saw . Works great , especially on shorter lengths .

Ok, thanks! The fence on the jointer was slightly out of 90 degrees. Which caused a slight cup on my glue ups. Corrected most of it while planing. There is still a very slight cup. If you didn't have a straight edge on it. I doubt you'd notice it.

 

[Steve H]

A new thing seems to be " picture framed " boards . Double stacked face grain center sections with an edge grain frame around the outside to hide the seam and highlight the center .

That sounds interesting. Might give that a go as well.

 

[Steve H]

chopsaw What do you use to apply glue? A month or two ago. I ordered a paint brush on Amazon for 5.00. And got a dozen of these instead by mistake. Told them. They didn't want them back. 12.00 a piece. Ok. Thanks!

Silicone pastry brush. These work great. And the dried glue pulls right off.

 

[chopsaw]

Edge glue ups , I squeeze the glue on from the bottle , then mate the 2 boards together and move them back and forth .
I used that roller top for years . It came with it's own bottle , that I let the glue dry up in . I need to find one that works , or see if they sell a replacement . Be nice if it went right on a normal glue bottle .
For wide surfaces I use that small roller with a foam head . I just let the glue dry on it . Still works .


Those silicone brushes are nice . I have a few that I use at the grill . I like the angle on those .