Making Super Cool Diamond End Grain Cutting Boards

Making any cutting board is fun. But, seeing diamonds pop as you lather that oil on is something else! Want to try? I'll take you through my process on how to make these one of a kind diamond cutting boards. Also, I tell you why scraps are my friend.

For a more in depth "how to" with dimensions and cuts I made, check out my tutorial:

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Here are the things I use:

Cutting Board Supplies:

Gear:

[jimswanny]

Thank you, this is the most calm relaxing and informative wood video I’ve ever seen, I’ve been a cabinet maker for 43 years and just learned a lot in a 15 minute video, please keep making more.

[jeffreyknotts]

Loved it! Your commentary was as entertaining as your boards are beautiful. Congratulations on your little Lady!

[patrickgreen]

Awesomeness! You’re woodworking is amazing, but how you editing this…100! Thanks for sharing!

[neilritchey]

Well done. Appreciate the detail you go into and for providing free plans. Congratulations on the beautiful little girl.

[jbn]

Excellent boards! I didn’t know about the sanding in aggressive mode with higher grits either. Subscribed! Keep up the good work. 👍🏼
And congratulations on the birth of your daughter!

[medicineman]

Congratulations Sammy and Mama Toguchi on the birth of your baby girl! Great job on the content, and the added humor. ☮️💟 from Virginia Beach, Virginia

[DaveEbert]

congrats on baby ps love the commentary

[greghamilton]

First time watcher and have to say you do a great job! Thanks for this. Gonna go through my scrap pile and make me some diamonds!

[Basketballandotherthings]

Another informative and funny video from a great talent. Keep the content coming!

[SilentDeath]

Excellent craftmanship. i am just about to start making cutting boards serving trays and coaster. i use to make custom horizontal bee hives that shipped all over the world. was watching some videos of glue up stations were you can glue up several long lengths at a time. so i put in a order for two set of them. would be interesting to see what you all pay per board ft compared to my location. i use the standard woods like walnnut, maple , cherry, purple heart, yellow heart, cannery, padauck and zebra wood for now/ waiting of a drum sander that should be here in a week, but i can finish getting the shop ready and begin ripping down some boards since i picked up a glue line rip saw also..going to follow your diamon layout but would like to add a row on each side of smaller diamons like the one i saw in your video. that one is bad ass fantastic.

[jeffbenton]

Thanks. Super clever idea. I will be heading to shop to give this a shot.

[chantaltrinka]

I liked and subscribed because you make me smile and I learn so much! I love watching you work.

[lesbrown]

Nice work, job well done. Just a suggestion, l have changed from burning my logo to engraving with a diode laser, the results are way better, and lazers are not to expensive now.

[sociedadepoetamorto]

Muito obrigado por compartilhar sua experiência comigo.

[onehandedmaker]

Greetings from Australia..
Great cutting board and good length video. I have subscribed and will watch a few more of your videos.
Regards James
One Handed Maker.

[CAMEO]

New sub : your boards are a work of art !! Your video's are very informative . God Bless ( stay cool 😎

[kandiecandelaria]

what was your starting dimensions and your finish dimensions? nice board

[krcentertainment]

Your videos deserves more attention then they are getting. the only thing I would recommend working on would be your thumbnails everything else is very well done and entertaining

[GavinConwayWoodworkBBQ]

Hi guys - what does this mean in the plans for cut list. . . (4x4) i.e. 10 strips of Cherry @ 23”L x 1 ⅜”W x (4/4)