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Two mesquite cutting boards. The first, rectangle shape, 23×13 x 1. I listed this one for sale just to see response and I got a offer, thought about it and accepted. The second 22×11 x 1.25, tree told me to shape it like that. Same senario, I would like to see what happens.
Just bare wood, no oils fillers etc. Mil, sanders, router were tools used.
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Karson
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posted 263 days ago
Great looking boards. nice job on cutting to shape.
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jm82435
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posted 263 days ago
I like them. I like the natural edge t-bone board best. I imagine with some oil they will really pop.
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Loucarb
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posted 263 days ago
I love that shape and the wood grain. Ditto on the oil. Thanks for sharing
Lucas
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posted 263 days ago
Nice job, I would also suggest some oil to bring out the grain and colour and to add some protection. I just finished one with a mineral oil and paraffin wax combination.
BlueStingrayBoots
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posted 263 days ago
How about some beef, chicken or pork lard? I wash these or my own with dish wash soap. Thats the beauty of mesquite, it doesnt warp.