Beginner in Woodcarving Workshop 17 – Curly Kitchen Cutting Board

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the process you use to make your stain is fascinating. Could you use pecan shells or filbert shells in this process? How about could I use the red leaves from my Japanese maple tree? I’ve really enjoyed this course so far. hope there is more to come

Alexander Grabovetskiy (Administrator) January 20, 2018 at 2:11 pm

You Can Use pecan for sure. As far as hazelnut, I would think it will not give reach color, I did not try hazelnut/filbert

I’m making the walnut stain now.
May I ask what’s the purpose of the baking soda?

Alexander Grabovetskiy (Administrator) January 19, 2020 at 7:39 pm

It creates a chemical reaction. But You could try without soda. — to be honest, it is the way my teacher thought me.

Alexander,
How did you remove pencil marks/smudges and smooth the edges of the cutting board? Did you use the knife or small scrappers?

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