ok another fantastic swap has ended. i was very lucky and happy to get duckmilk as my recipient. for my main project i gave him two burger/steak serving boards. the wood was paduak with handles made from cocobolo. kinda became my trademark wood. the handles are attached withe hand made dominos of maple. i included two ss cups for condiments along with a basket for fries and a slate plate on the bottom. also made a combo pizza slicer/server/cutter also from tulip wood. i laser engraved his name and year. for bonus gifts i made a set of shredders and a pig tale turner made from tulip wood. also threw in a bottle opener, kind of a tradition now, made from stabilized birch from my good friend dave p. my logo lasered on a wood coin set into the bottom. of course there was the "beer" !
doing the layout.
the template i used to router out the boards.
boards ready for 5 coats of GF ARM R SEAL. i put rubber feet on the bottom. all in all this was the best swap ever with lots of fantastic projects delivered by all. i highly recommend you join us next year. i gaurantee ill be back.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
A fan-friggin-tastic design my friend! I absolutely love the Burger Board and they will be appearing around my house at some point! The entire package is a real treasure trove but the burger boards are really unique and I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like them. Way yo bring the A game man!
tony- thanks buddy ! ryan- thanks,i agree it really works well together. YRTi-thank you, but it would be a sin not to use. just like people that dont wanna mess up a nice cutting board. kenny- thank you for a great swap, again man. i saw boards similar on amazion one time an thought, i gotta do that.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
This Summer I had hardly any time to be able to get it done in time. Good beer? Seeing all this IPA swill just looks like Busch in a fancy can. Saw one or two groups with real beer in the mix.
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