New Charcuterie Serving Board Designs

[bobby g]

My partner Jean came up with these "twisted ribbon" designs recently and executed them nicely. I wanted to share them with you.
Thanks for looking.
bobby g

 

[Wilsoncb]

Wow, I love it. What a combination of skills, you guys make a great team.

 

[Dee2]

Please consider a "how I did it" post in the Resources forum describing the build process. TIA.

 

[Trey1984]

Those are extremely nice! I would really be interested in hearing about how you go about the process of making these. Is the yellowish wood canary wood? Thanks

 

[drw]

Beautiful!

 

[Roy G]

Question for you. How small of a piece of wood could you use in boards like these? I have odds and ends of all sorts of wood that just sit around. I have wondered if one of the segmental bowls I see could use some of what I have. And I'm not that far from you. Sort of vague here but maybe you could sort of think how small you can reasonably work with. Safety and all that.

Roy G

 

[bobby g]

Question for you. How small of a piece of wood could you use in boards like these? I have odds and ends of all sorts of wood that just sit around. I have wondered if one of the segmental bowls I see could use some of what I have. And I'm not that far from you. Sort of vague here but maybe you could sort of think how small you can reasonably work with. Safety and all that.

Roy G

For the boards we start with 12, 18 or 24 inch pieces. However, we also produce smaller items which can utilize smaller pieces. You can get an idea on our website. Hilltopwooddesigns.com. Seems like we’d be able to use some of what you have. Could you please send a photo of the top of the barrel? Thanks.
boggy g

 

[bobby g]

Those are extremely nice! I would really be interested in hearing about how you go about the process of making these. Is the yellowish wood canary wood? Thanks

Thanks. Yes, it is canary wood. Great to work with.

 

[JNCarr]

VERY nice design, indeed. And well executed.

 

[ScottM]

Thanks to your help I have made several but noting in comparison. Your skills amazing. I know it takes a lot of trial and error . Thanks for sharing.

 

[Dreuxgrad]

I like the execution, and kudos to Jean on the design.

 

[bobby g]

I like the execution, and kudos to Jean on the design.

Thanks Ed. Great to hear from you!
bobby g