Making a Batch of Charcuterie Boards from Firewood

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About a year ago, I made a few serving boards from some sawmill scraps that were in my firewood pile. This year I wanted to make a bunch more for gifts and to switch things up, I decided the focus of this video should be on the batching process vs the prototyping process that we went through last time. This video was inspired by a viewer who asked how long each board would take to make.
Making the original boards: https://youtu.be/46U4Qge_76Q
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Board Wax: https://socalwoodshop.com/product/socal-woodshop-board-wax-4oz-pre-order/
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