Building a End grain cutting board and adding Inlays

In this video, we'll make two custom end grain cutting boards out of walnut! Then to give them an extra pop we'll try our hand at some CNC inlays! This was a fun process and I learned a TON about inlays along the way! If you have any cutting board or CNC inlay questions let me know down below! I'll do my best to answer them.

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[Push_Start_Nova]

Killer! I like this format!!! Keep up the good work!

[markhamilton]

What a beautiful way to honor the memory of your grandfather!! These are a meaningful and priceless gift for your mother and uncle. Epic result!!

[gwargolet]

Thanks for video, really enjoyed it, especially like the fact that you list links to all the bits and tools you used. Looking forward to more of your videos in the future

[xRenegadex]

those boards are beautiful! great job.

[erikpaul]

Those turned out amazing! Nice work. You're the only one who sees the mistakes!

[benrudman]

Great video. I share the same experience with the cnc Inlay work. There is nothing east about it. From digital design to toolpath generation to material prep. It’s all a challenge. I really like your style. Great video!

-Ben

[Creatingme]

Omg! I absolutely loved watching this process! I got a CNC for my Woodshop class (high school) and I know that some of my more advanced students would love to try something like this. I would 100% be interested in seeing more of the programming side of things if you were to post that kind of content. Thank you for sharing!

[dogwoodcustomwoodworks]

Can you please please please do an in depth video on the techno CNC stuff....
- All the bits needed for each particular step.
- Pass Depth/Cut Depth/RPM/Feed Rate/etc.

I’m brand new to the process and am trying to learn. Thank you!

[georgeprimich]

Great job. You do some good work. Can't wait to see more. Very informative and right to the point. Wouldn't mind seeing your press. I use some hand clamps and a board to apply even pressure. Nothing this complicated. Keep it up.

[lancedavies]

Just found your channel. Great work. Only one thing I would question though.... Who would ever
use these works of art as a cutting board? Hope to see more.
Cheers

[grumpywoodchucker]

Absolutely love these boards and this video. They turned out perfect. I would love more info on how you program the inlays!

[CaseySS]

These turned out great. I have tried twice for endgrain inlays. First one shifted on me and the 2nd the glue never dried(impatient). Would love to see/heard some of your settings for the tool paths and setup

[gunracksonline]

very nice work. Inlays are on my list to do but have not gotten the time to do them yet. Question when you are zeroing off the center, why are you not going from the corner so every time you have to remove the board and put it back on the bed the reference point will always be the corner?

[Epoxy-Inlays]

I also would like to learn how to do this inlays. Specially the design I think you do in a vectric software. The depths of the plugs for example. But show the whole process please.

[joeydjoe]

When you’re running your carves do you run your clearing passes first and then your Vcarve last?

[lagger]

Butiful work. I would love to se more like this. And also see how you build op the file. What program do you ues

[CustomCraftedDesigns]

Great work, definitely also interested in seeing the programming side of the CNC process. For the inlays how thick do you make the plugs pieces on average? Thanks

[TheJCinator]

Who was it you shouted out at the end can’t seem to find the channel

[טוניכהן-גפ]

Hi...
Very nice work
I wanted to know how deep you make a female pocket
And how deep is the male...
Female: 7 mm
Male: Start 1 mm End 6 mm?
Milling 10 degrees?