Black Walnut Epoxy Charcuterie Board Sprinkled With Freedom

Awesome gift for your friends. As a law enforcement officer with 21 years' experience, many thanks!

When you buffed the 105 paste, some of the paste was absorbed by the pad. Since you didn't change pads between the 105 and the 205 paste, the pad still had 105 paste on it so the full effect of the finer 205 was negated. You should always use different pads for each grit to prevent this.

Sure is a lot of steps in making that beautiful board! Good job to either Zoe or myself for videoing. Trey as always you did a great great job editing!

I find my black walnut all over my ranch. 😎👍

This man is more a salesman than a carpenter.

WOW this project turned out AMAZING! I love the look of the river and how crystal clear it is. Great work as always and hope to see more like this!

looks awesome, thanks for the video

A tip for the polish bottle, drop a ball bearing or an nut into the bottle, it helps to mix up the polish better and breaks up any chunks that might be in it.

I live in North Carolina and have around 50 Black Walnuts on my property. I am 75 now and my Day planted just one when I was around 6 or 7. One of the trees is abound 20 feet round and 75 feet tall. Love my Black Walnut trees.

would love to see a cutting board with pieces of deer antler in the black walnut or in old oak!! love the woodworking.

Been doing Apoxseefor 36 years I’m glad to see you apply it in circular motions good deal

Awesome project, Just a recommendation, I noticed you clipped the corner while putting the chamfer on, but I always route the end grains first as it is the most likely place for chipping out, That way your long grain cut will cut out the chip out if it happens.... it appears your bit is much sharper than mine! LOL I may have to do one of these! I have a sawmill in North central Indiana (about 1 hours south of Michigan). Walnut is very popular and easy to come by here, I have several walnut trees and Cherry trees on my property. have a great trip when you come up this way! I'm a little partial as well, I am a Semi-retired Officer, spent some time as a SWAT officer back in the day! I'll be fully retired December 4th 2021. Thank you for your service !

Beautiful job, appreciate your sharing the various products and tools you used, always looking for new ideas.

Very cool, what about jazzing it up with live rounds. That seems to be the latest cool things to do. Since I really love freedom I am going to try laminating some old hand grenades.

Beautiful project. Haha I laughed when you said those northern states like Tennessee

Very cool project, I would suggest candle wax to fill those casings in stead of hot glue, would probably be a lot cheaper than the glue.

I live right next to Knoxville Tennessee and I have black walnut trees. One big one in my back yard I need to get rid of.

Hello. This was an excellent elaborated presentation. Please do more things with the level of explanations that you embedded in this beautiful work of art. Looking forward to see more. I like the way you show everything including the measurements, sand paper , and name of your products. Please do not change you detail style of explanation in your future works.

You are a good instructor. Easy to follow and understand. Beautiful project.

Being a veteran myself I would love to have one of these with US ARMY coins and .556 casings. Very nice work.