I have saved on my computer 12 different google sketchup files with 12 different final patterns that I thought I liked the looks of. Anyway, since then I have made a total of four. The second I made thinner but I got a longer board out of it. I don’t have “THE SOLUTION” to the cutting board design issue, but I made two cutting boards following Marc’s design EXACTLY. :) Not sure if a program qualifies as project of the week or not but I thought I’ll let you know know about it.” Apple so I’m not sure if it can run on your Mac, but I just thought you might be interested in it too. I’ve been doing some small updates to the program based on people’s recommendations. I posted it at Lumberjocks to see what other people thought of it. I made a shout out to you in the program (I’m sure you can recognize it). Also attached is a picture of the program showing your own design to illustrate how it works. “Anyway, I wanted to try out new designs so I tapped into some of my limited programming background that I have and made a program in Visual Basic (I deemed it, CBdesigner) that lets you virtually design a cutting board in a matter of minutes by defining each layer. I attached a picture of it for your information, finished according to your videos. After building an end table and some shop furniture, I actually got around to making my first cutting board based on your design. In fact the sole reason why I got started in woodworking was because I got hooked after watching your cutting board video (and promptly watched the rest of your videos), so many thanks to you! Since then I have engulfed myself with as much woodworking text as I can. I just started putting together my basement shop late last summer. I look forward to everything you put out. Your videos and blog are absolutely informative and easy to follow for an amateur woodworker such as myself.
First of all, I just wanted to say what a great job you do. “Hi Marc! Long time listener, first time writer. This project is a bit different, as it is actually a piece of software, designed and submitted by Jay.
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