When you see it, you'll swear too.
god. dammit I have to table saw this butcher block apart.
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View original on sh.itjust.worksgod. dammit I have to table saw this butcher block apart.
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I must be odd. The only thing I'm noticing out of place is the wooden cock and balls top left.
It is a wood shop, after all.
I'd keep it as it is and complete work on it ... then gift it to someone you want to torture.
Nothing like having something that is beautifully made with one fatal flaw on it.
Personally, I wouldn't mind having the completed product. It would drive my visitors insane in the kitchen or dining table as they saw this beautiful piece of woodworking and then a break in the pattern.
From my point of view, I would love to have something like this around. Everything, everyone wants to make and manufacture is always designed to be 'perfect' or 'symmetrical'. Having something like this with a pattern flaw would make it extremely unique and special.
Would you remember 100 perfectly made cutting boards .... or that one board with the broken pattern?
„gift it to someone you want to torture“ Don’t underestimate the number of people that just don’t care.
Also they’ll put it in the dishwasher, what will in return torture you. And every other woodworker… 😅
If I was keeping it for myself I would have considered keeping it as is. Reminder to pay attention even on the 5th panel glue up of the day. This one isn't for me though.
Fuck
Oh, I get it, the alternating pattern was messed up in the middle. I don't blame you for wanting to fix it.
it'll still look great. no one will care about it as much as you do
don't care, this is happening.
won't those those two strips be slightly narrower now?
yes, by about 1/16th each including table sawing and jointing.
Put a 1/8 strip of a differently colored wood between
Or make them the new edge boards
Making them the new edge boards wouldn't really help anything, in order to prevent blow out while planing the surface I put a chamfer around the outer edges with a block plane. To get rid of that I'd have to joint off about 1/16" from each side anyway. 1/16" isn't visually much over 1 3/4"
And there they are.
Wabisabi or harakiri
No in between
Its wabisabi praxis
If I didn’t notice anything while looking for something, you’re good 🤷♂️
I’m not a woodworker. I subscribe because I admire what I see. Looks fine to me. ❤️
I got the pattern wrong between the 4th and 5th rows from the left. The joints should be staggered.
I’m a knitter and I understand you can see things I can’t. 😁
I admit it's a little difficult to see in this shot because of the lighting but once the finish went on it would be very obvious. It'd be like <><><<><>. I didn't notice until I got part way through sanding it and the joints started to show.
Ahhh that I can see
If you saw it in half and leave the sawed-off surfces on the outside nobody will be able to notice that they're slightly narrower.
EDIT: Nvm, read your other comment.