How To Make Charcuterie Boards

So you want to know how to make a charcuterie board huh? Well in this video I will at least show you my process for batching out some charcuterie boards out of a walnut slab as fast as I can for the purpose of reselling. Whether you call them charcuterie boards, cheese trays, serving trays or any other name the process of making them out of wood is pretty much the same. There are some processes that could speed up the time to make them even faster than I do but I like to at least put a little time into the designs of the boards. I like to let the grain of the wood "speak" to me and show me how the boards are going to look.
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Cutting Boards and Charcuterie Boards for sale in my Etsy store.

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[joebyrne]

Beautiful work!! Do you save and reuse the mineral oil between batches or do you have to dump it?

[fredmunson]

Your so right, sand, sand and more sanding. Love your video.

[Real_Life_Is_More_Important]

No! It looked so nice before you cut the bark off! What abummer! I guess that raw edge look isn't for everyone but dang... it's so gorgeous!

[saltycrow]

That was gorgeous walnut. Mighty fine charcuterie boards❤

[philipdavisonsawdust]

Absolutely gorgeous mate, big thumbs up.
Thank you for introducing me to your work lovely 👍👍👍

[ScottSpeedPro]

Great video!! Adding a couple of hand planes to the mix would greatly reduce the time and amount of sanding you have to do.

[HilderbrandOutdoors]

Cool looking shop. Nice tip with the glue gun. Nice boards. Thanks for sharing.

[paulcarlson]

Excellent video - making some of these for my wife’s Celebration of Life

[cherieantoinetteart]

I had wood shop in jr high school I’m 51 now…and I hate that I didn’t know I would be an artist later in life because I definitely would have paid more attention and learned a lot more! I truly respect your work sir!!!

[ngocdiy]

I love tray❤your DIY products very nice. Thanks you for sharing

[Tammy_Paul]

Thank you for a great tutorial!! Lots of good information for a beginner like me!

[robertelias]

Very good explanation on how to make the cutting boards. U dun good. Thanks

[pfiltz]

Small time wood worker here. Mainly pens and bowls. Going to pick up my first slab of Black Walnut today, to "try" to make some of these. Yes, I agree. LOVE black walnut as well. Thanks so much for taking the time to show the process. BTW, I hate sanding... :) it comes with the territory I guess.

[HeatherValentineMsFoodie]

I love Plaining, it is one of my most favorite things next to paint and staining things 🥰

[maryannschuetz]

I'm tardy as always!!! First video I've seen of yours. I clicked all the bells & have visited Etsy. Fabulous work! 🔥🔥🔥

[michaelwray]

Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful talent sire very awesome

[kenlong]

Beautiful charcuterie boards. Question, how thin are the boards? Or a better question, what minimum thickness do you recommend, or does that depend on the size of the board?

[BusyBeeLiving]

Love how that mineral oil enhances the natural beauty of the walnut. Well done

[howq]

Great video...good use of camera/angles...appreciate all the work!

[ElCidPhysics]

Dang that’s some beautiful wood. If you ever start to hate walnut let me know. I know someone who could take it away for you. Great job on the boards.