Cutting Board Production - PART 2 - Milling Wood and Gluing @hffcom
Cutting Board Production - PART 2 - Milling Wood and Gluing  @hffcom
Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
I filmed this almost a year ago... This is what a small scale production of cutting boards looks like. I made two types of blanks. Type A is edge glued and ends up around 3/4" thick. Type B is thicker 1 1/4" boards made from thin strips that are flat sawn, glued face to face. In PART 4 of this series, I will show the time and cost results of the whole process.
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Cutting Board Production - PART 2 - Milling Wood and Gluing

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