HOW TO MAKE A CHARCUTERIE BOARD - For beginners on a budget

This is how I create Charcuterie Boards in my home shop using tools most everyone has access to. I don’t use any major specialty tools or templates, so hopefully if you’ve always wanted to make one this will get you started with what you have. From laying the boards out right through the finishing process this will hopefully provide some insight as well as methods I use as a hobby wood worker with pretty basic tools. There’s a hundred different ways to do these, this is just my way and there’s always room for improvement. Feel free to leave a comment if you have advice or ideas to help the process!

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[philipdavisonsawdust]

Wow wisky they look fantastic beautiful job mate and tuition thanks a bunch 👍👏

[mjb]

Watching the number of steps that it takes before they can be sold explains why the prices are what they are. Thank for showing the process. They are beautiful.

[nasrinsaadati]

Thank you so much. You show everything very well and clearly. and you explain step by step. it was very useful for me.
Thanks again

[hidingfromu]

Thank you for explaining in detail how you sanded and finished the boards. They look fantastic. Good job.

[darrinhaskell]

Your shop is fine! If it works for you thats all that matters! Great work these look awesome!

[TayDavis]

Thank you for your time, and for sharing. Looks great 🙌

[MrBigMalT]

Great idea having one handle template and letting the live edge determine the rest of the shape 👍👍👍

[harshalS]

Loved it. I am looking to make some of these for fun.

[danielnehohwa]

thank you very much for the insightful tips, the boards are just

[haroldmorick]

Thank you so much for sharing the details. These look amazing and makes me want to try my hand thank to your detailed instructions. Looks like fun.

[billobrien]

Pretty awesome that video just happened to show up on my feed today. I just milled a hickory yesterday and have a beautiful slab that's just too pretty to cut into fire wood for the smoke house. I wasn't sure what I was gonna do with it until now! Thanks!! Subbed!

[hectorgduran]

thank you so much for this outstanding video. Your boards are awesome.

[ericgarner]

Thank you bro! Great video!!!! Beautiful boards

[dreadlock]

super helpful!
quuestion, whats the mineral spirits you use?

[Zambanandia]

Thank you for this video, which round ober bit did you use ? 1/4" ? Greets from austria 🇦🇹

[ngocdiy]

I really like them, they look so pretty.👍

[fj]

Hey there! What router bit are you using for the table? Thanks so much, this look super easy for a DIY project

[alexdreher]

This was really good explained and that are 3 really nice boards! Is it just for privat use and a hobby or do you start here a small business? I love them, big enough for a hole salmon, small enough to put it on the table! Good work! Like it and I subscribed!

[BAKERHUSKIE]

How long you has to dry after cut from tree. Before you can start sanding?

[truthh]

How thick are your slabs when you start?