Sasso Wood Co.

Sasso Wood Co. Handmade Personalized Charcuterie Boards
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05/29/2026

Ever build something and immediately wish you already had it?

That’s where I’m at with this miter station. I needed a bunch of 2x4 parts cut to size, which would’ve been a whole lot easier if the miter station was already built.

Instead, the old makeshift setup gets one last chance to earn its keep.

I know I’m not the only one who’s built a jig, workbench, or shop upgrade that would’ve made the project itself easier. What’s the biggest one for you?

05/22/2026

I’ve reached the point in woodworking where every sheet of plywood becomes a full body experience.

The confidence level always starts at 100% too.
“Yeah I got it…”

Meanwhile the neighbors are watching me move like a wounded forklift trying not to destroy the edges, my back, or the garage door.

Small shop woodworking keeps things interesting.

05/19/2026

I’ve broken down a lot of sheet goods over the years, and getting perfectly square cuts consistently has always been one of those things that sounds easier than it actually is.

I’ve done the “trust your eyeballs” method, used speed squares, and even tried some cheaper track squares before… but I wanted something faster and more repeatable when making multiple cuts.

Been testing out this guide rail square from SpeTool lately, and the biggest thing I noticed is how solid it locks into the rail. Once it’s set, I can drop the track down and get right to cutting without constantly double checking everything.

Definitely makes repeat cuts way more consistent.

05/09/2026

A lot of woodworkers start with cutting boards for a reason.

They are one of the best ways to learn the fundamentals without needing a huge shop or a garage full of expensive tools. A simple cutting board teaches you milling lumber, glue ups, sanding, shaping, routing edges, applying finish, and paying attention to small details that actually matter.

The thing is, those same techniques carry over into bigger and more advanced projects. Flattening panels, clean glue joints, consistent sanding, accurate cuts, edge profiles, finishing work. It all applies whether you are building a cutting board, furniture, cabinets, or built ins.

That is a big part of why I still enjoy making them. Even after years of woodworking, the process still sharpens the fundamentals.

Honestly, cutting and charcuterie boards are also what allowed me to grow my shop over time. I started with hardly any tools, just making boards with what I had access to. Over time, the money I earned from mainly making cutting and charcuterie boards helped me slowly upgrade my setup into a decently equipped shop that is now opening the door for me to take on larger projects.

There is a reason so many woodworkers start here. Simple projects can teach you a lot if you stick with them.

05/06/2026

Bought plywood by myself again.

Not saying I missed my calling in the WWE… but the way I manhandled this full 4x8 sheet of plywood onto the Bora Centipede says otherwise 😂

“When you’re moving plywood like a forklift but you’re low on propane” 💀

Woodworking is fun until it’s time to wrestle sheet goods around the shop. Anybody working in a small shop knows handling plywood is basically a workout.

Quick question for you—When it comes to a charcuterie board, what do you actually prefer?Darker or lighter wood?Long and...
05/03/2026

Quick question for you—

When it comes to a charcuterie board, what do you actually prefer?

Darker or lighter wood?
Long and narrow or more standard shape?
Big serving piece or something smaller?

Slide through and let me know what you’re drawn to. Even small details help me decide what to make more of.

I’m making these with you guys in mind 👍

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