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  1. 2nd June 2012, 08:41 AM #1
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    Default My cutting boards - Version # 2

    This one I call ZigZag, size is approx.203mm x 280mm.

    It is made from black walnut, cherry and maple and is end grain.
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    Now that's really cool.

    How did you do it?

    goodonya mate


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ticky View Post
    Now that's really cool.

    How did you do it?

    goodonya mate


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    Maybe this will help.
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    G'day "Big D",
    I was very impressed with the "version #1";
    BUT this "zig zag" version is magnificent.
    You are a very accomplished woodworker.
    Cheers, crowie
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDBigD View Post

    Maybe this will help.
    Yep Clear as mud mate.

    I want to get back into cutting boards again when I can, but I have a few other jobs to finish off first, one is a butchers block that is not required until August & the block is done, so that shouldn't be a problem, but the other is a 3 table set that will keep me very busy for a while, & I have kept the client waiting too long already.

    Fortunately, he is not worried, but I would like to get it to him as soon as I can.

    Great work Big D

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