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Free country, not a free world, lol. Nice video.

Curious why you couldn’t just set your fence at that thin distance from the blade and run your piece along the fence?

I wish the gaps were smaller cuz I don't know how comfortable is that for sitting.

Very talented. I just noticed non of your machines and tools were attached to any type of suction system.

Look forward to seeing the new shop build out!

So much water comes through concrete! You might consider 2x4 walls filled with spray-in foam. Great to see you back in action!

Save money and achor French Cleats into the concrete walls....just a suggestion

It's great to see you back, dude! 😃 Looking forward to see how you're going to transform the space! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

All I do is glue a piece of edge grain to the front and back of the board, a sacrificial piece if you will. And of course, as you said take very small amounts off each pass. Once finished just cut the sacrificial pieces off with the table saw. Wa-la, no damage to the end grain pices of the board.

How much do you retail your C boards for?

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

I guess when you round the edges with router and then run through the planer, the result should be ok. I am not going to try, but your trick is greate

great video! What size boards did you use?

I think the direction of travel of the router makes a difference as far as how well it tends to follow the fence.

loooooooooooooove you Dad. can you make this soon

gooood job Dad from Tucker

That's crazy by drum sander

Great idea, but my thin strips are often 18 inches long. I would need a jig over 18 inches long... , maybe 24 inch.....????

Привет, я с города Тула, Россия))

Very nice. Thanks!

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Are you using helical blades?

What kind of blades are on your planer? Helical? Knives?

Protip: The router wanted to pull away from the guide because you were going counter-clockwise when cutting the groove. Cut your juice groove clockwise and the bit will want to pull the router into the guide, meaning that it will stay straight.

The oval/rectangle base of that router makes me nervous.

Thanks brother

I may have to build one just like it. Including the walnut plug! I love it!

On a band saw a jig like this would make less waste.

I’d prefer to square up the right side (against the fence) with the bottom of the push block to avoid left/right wobble.

That's why I love using my cnc for juice groove vs hand router

That's incredible once you know how thank you very much I'll give it a go very helpful

Really bad...no narration

Dewalt or metabo

What material did you use to fill the voids?

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?

Cool video

Biloxi, Ms

Thanks for the great video. Really good idea on the dust collection.

Great video. Like most, I’ve heard this a million times NOT to do it and it seems from all the comments everyone has success. Would love to know what exactly would happen if it didn’t work. I mean is the planer going to explode or something? What is the worst case scenario?

That was gorgeous walnut. Mighty fine charcuterie boards❤

There are so many of these kerf makers on the market from the really expensive ones by manufacturers like the one from Bridge City Tool works which looks really well made to the Chinese knock offs. There are also some really nice designs here on You Tube. Some like the one by Tamar 3 x 3 custom is pretty fancy smancy ( a technical term). This is by far my favorite design because the main parts are just a nice piece of hard wood that most of us have laying around, and also a small piece of left over t track. Who doesn't love a clean and simple design? Great job!

Enjoyed your video. Great information and editing. I liked the pace of the video with some fast motion and no annoying music. I’m going to add your dust collection idea to my fence.

Thank you for this, about to make my first end grain cutting and a friend warned me about running it through the planer, now I know what to expect.

I just can’t handle the stupid names people come up with for things that have been around for ever. I’m not hating on this guy, I’m hating on society as a whole.

Nice job from Saint Amant LA. Happy Mardi Gras

Not sure why the pieces have to be the same width? Either piece can be any width can’t it? As long as the fence doesn’t move? Once you have a piece notched, can’t you push any piece up against that and the fence to make a spline? Great tip either way!!!

I was wandering why nobody has thought of this. i actually run my board through the router and put a very small curve on each edge so i canput it through the planer

Absolutely beautiful 🏆👍👍

I’ll try it without the cutouts for sure. I can always cut them out later. Thanks

Nice work. I have the same sander on order and I’ll be building something like what you showed. Have you thought about adding a cutout on the trays to make it easier to grab the sandpaper? I’ve seen it on some videos. I live in British Columbia, Canada. Thanks for sharing your build.