Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this episode I show you how to make a simple walnut cutting board. I begin by making the template that I drew up in sketchup by gluing the paper template to a piece of 1/4" MDF. Next I cut the template to size by first cutting the angles at the table saw and then cut the curves at the band saw.
With the template complete, I can now use it to make the actual walnut cutting board. I begin by milling the walnut to 1 1/4" thick and then trace the template on the walnut board. Next I cut the walnut board to rough shape at the miter saw and band saw and then using a flush trim bit, I make the walnut the same exact shape as the template.
Finally I apply a few coats of finish and the board is done!
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Sean Walker
PO Box 1502
Versailles, KY 40383
In this episode I show you how to make a simple walnut cutting board. I begin by making the template that I drew up in sketchup by gluing the paper template to a piece of 1/4" MDF. Next I cut the template to size by first cutting the angles at the table saw and then cut the curves at the band saw.
With the template complete, I can now use it to make the actual walnut cutting board. I begin by milling the walnut to 1 1/4" thick and then trace the template on the walnut board. Next I cut the walnut board to rough shape at the miter saw and band saw and then using a flush trim bit, I make the walnut the same exact shape as the template.
Finally I apply a few coats of finish and the board is done!
Follow me on instagram: instagram.com/simplecove
Products and Tools used in this video (affiliate links):
amazon.com/shop/simplecove
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Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt
--------------------------------
See more projects like this on my website: simplecove.com
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Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1
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Follow me on Social Media:
Instagram: instagram.com/simplecove
Twitter: twitter.com/simplecove
Facebook: facebook.com/simplecove
Pinterest: pinterest.com/simplecove
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Sean Walker
PO Box 1502
Versailles, KY 40383










