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Nate's Woodworking Hello. I'm Nate and I make handmade custom wood products. I specialize in charcutuerie boards and cutting boards.

I’m thinking of starting on this project soon. It’s a beautiful walnut piece I got a couple years ago. Any guesses on wh...
08/04/2026

I’m thinking of starting on this project soon. It’s a beautiful walnut piece I got a couple years ago. Any guesses on what it will be?

I’m super lucky I got to use someone’s laser engraver to get our academy logo and signatures onto this board.
06/01/2026

I’m super lucky I got to use someone’s laser engraver to get our academy logo and signatures onto this board.

Some extra pictures.
05/31/2026

Some extra pictures.

05/31/2026

Here’s the final product! It turned out to be 1.75” thick and 28”x15”. I’m super proud of this board and absolutely love the way it turned out.

Here’s what the board looked like after the engraver and some tung oil, I really love how it turned out! I’ll post some ...
05/31/2026

Here’s what the board looked like after the engraver and some tung oil, I really love how it turned out! I’ll post some better pictures later today.

05/30/2026

Routering the chamfer and juice groove into the board. Really starting to look good!

This is what the board looked like after flattening. It took a lot of sanding to get the router lines out but the belt s...
05/29/2026

This is what the board looked like after flattening. It took a lot of sanding to get the router lines out but the belt sander did work quicker then my Festool.

05/29/2026

I had to buy a flattening jig and router bit to get this board flat and it worked great! I had some difficulty getting the board flat but after some finagling I got it worked out.

Final glue up of the board! The next steps I did was flattening and trimming to size.
05/28/2026

Final glue up of the board! The next steps I did was flattening and trimming to size.

Next step was trying to figure out the best way to glue all these pieces together. I ended up gluing each stripe individ...
05/27/2026

Next step was trying to figure out the best way to glue all these pieces together. I ended up gluing each stripe individually after buying some 36” clamps. (You can never have enough clamps)

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Vacaville, CA

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