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Cutting Board- Design Tech Project

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For this project, we began by creating a design in Adobe Illustrator. Once we had finalized our design we started gathering our pieces of wood, making sure that we had the correct sizes and the correct type of wood. After gluing all of the pieces together we sanded vigorously until the wood was smooth. To ensure the wood was on the same level we used a planer. One of the final steps was using a table router to make our edges either rounder or at a 45-degree angle. Before we could see the final product we used a finishing oil that smoothed out the surface and gave it a nice shine. One of our last steps was burnishing with steel wood this took off the first layer of finishing oil while simultaneously making the surface extremely smooth. As our final step, we coated the cutting board in finishing oil once more. My favorite part about this project was gluing all of my pieces together and seeing how sturdy they were, this part was my favorite because it was the step where you could really s...
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Design Tech Cutting Board

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 💫💖My Amazing Cutting Board💖💫 By: Olivia 💕💝😍👅 Our project for Design Tech was to make a cutting board. I made it with three different   types of wood, cherry, walnut, and maple. We sketched our ideas and figured out the dimensions for the cutting board. Once we knew how much wood we needed, we cut it out and glued it. My partner and I (Angelica) finished gluing the wood strips together and then cut it in half so we could each have a half. Once that step was finished, we flattened the board and sanded it. Then we used two coats of finishing oil. After that, we burnished twice. I also did the extra step of engraving my mom's monogram on the cutting board. My favorite thing was engraving the letters on the board and seeing it all come together. The hardest thing was getting over the fear of cutting the wood because the blades were very scary and fast. I might do more engraving because it was really fun. I am going to give it to my mom for Christmas.
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Declan Otoole cutting board

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cutting board  my project is a cutting board that I engraved with a character from a TV show  I made it by cutting out 5 different pieces of wood and then gluing them together I also used the Lazer  cutter to engrave something on it  my favorite part is probably the engraving which was supposed to go Mutch deeper into the wood but still turned out looking pretty good   if I did it again I might fix the engraving even though it still worked out pretty well I might still use it as a cutting board or I might put it in my room at home (pictures)
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Angelica Larach- Cutting board project

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Wood cutting board project- Angelica Larach  12-16-24 What is your project? For this project, I made a Cutting board with my partner Olivia.  how did you make it? We started by sketching out the design for our cutting boards. Next, we selected our wood and glued the pieces together. Once the glue was set, we cut the sides using a table router to make the edges even. Then, we cut the board in half so we each had one. After that, we ran the wood through a thickness planer several times. I sanded the board thoroughly and applies a coat of wood finish. Once it dried, I added a second coat and it was ready to go.  what do you like most about your project? I really enjoyed this project because I learned how to use a table router and run wood through a thickness planer.  what would you change about this project if you did it again?  If I were to change anything about this project, I might try creating a more complex design to make it look more unique. 
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Ian Avritscher- Cutting Board

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In this project we began by finding our design on the internet and then we recreated the design on adobe illustrator. The next step we did was by getting our dimension of the different colored wooden pieces, so that we could order our required amount of each type of wood. After the wood arrived we cut them into pieces from our design earlier, once we cut them we glued them into place and removed all excess glue that may have squeezed out when we put the board together, after we removed all the glue we cut the board into two pieces as we worked in pairs. We finally began smoothing out the board with the planer which would remove just a bit of the wood to make it smoother than before, after this step we used a table router to round out the edges of the board. Then we began the smoothing process by sanding the board and then applying finishing oil on it. The final couple of steps were just burnishing with steel wool and adding finishing oil, then after a couple of rounds of this we finish...
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Contrasting Wood Board- Jonah Lawrence

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      My second Tikeria Project was a wood Charcuterie board. It was originally designed to be a cutting board, but I decided to make a decorative Charcuterie board for parties. There were a limited number of wood clamps, so I partnered with another student. The plan was to make a 24-inch board, and cut it into halves, so we could each have a project.      We had 3 types of wood available to us. These were Maple, Cherry, and Walnut. We decided to make a color contrast board. Cherry was the darkest, and Maple was the lightest. We also used Walnut. Our plan was to use the table saw to cut out 5 pieces of wood. 1 was Cherry and there were 2 of each for Walnut and Maple. The cherry plank was to be placed in the middle, and on each side, the pieces would get lighter. The final order was Maple- Walnut- Cherry- Walnut- Maple.      After cutting out our planks, we glued and clamped them together. Next class, we cut our own halves. After that, I used ...
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Ambika Krishnamoorti - Cutting Board Design Tech

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Ambika Krishnamoorti 12/16/24         What is your project? My project is creating a cutting board  How did you make it? I started by designing the shape and measurements of my cutting board. Then, I cut three pieces of wood: walnut, cherry, and maple. After I cut all the wood I wanted, I aligned them all up and glued them together. After gluing and letting it dry, I used a scraper to remove any glue seeping through the wood. Once all of the glue was removed, I used a planer to smooth out the cutting board. With this, I placed the wood through the machine 5-7 times each time to ensure that the wood would come out smooth. Once this was done, I used a table router to create a curved edge on all of the sides. I then sanded the board first with 120-grit sandpaper and then 220-grit sandpaper to smoothen out the board even more. Once this was complete, I dusted off the wood dust and then put finishing oil on it. After this, I let it dry, used steel wool to burnis...
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