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A client asked my 1 week ago if I could make her a 20” x 20” chopping block for her by November 7th. Here it is. Sugar maple and black cherry from Eastern Canada. 3” thick. Good clients get great service.
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12 comments so far
Ryan Sparreboom
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posted 16 days ago
I love it. Thats a very substantial end grain cutting block. Nice.
Did you use a finish on it?
Boom
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posted 16 days ago
thank-you. Mineral oil finish.
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TopamaxSurvivor
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posted 16 days ago
Nice, I never thought of molding the sides.
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mnorusis
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wow…that’s awesome.
How thick were the pieces of sugar maple you used?
whitedog
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that’s a beauty … i like everything about it
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Dusty56
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And the price is ?
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a1Jim
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posted 16 days ago
Very nice good work
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GaryK
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posted 16 days ago
Very nice!
I would hate to have that thing tip over onto my foot!
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nmkidd
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posted 16 days ago
That’s a pretty hefty chopping board…...nice job.
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MsDebbieP
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that’s awesome! What a surprise the sides were to see… NICE
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SPalm
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posted 16 days ago
That is really nice. Wonderful grain orientation and side detail.
I like it,
Steve
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FlWoodRat
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posted 15 days ago
Geesh, I hope your client has help for lifiting it. It has to weigh at least 25 lbs. She could carve up a side of beef on that slab. One thing is for sure, she will never wear it out. Nice job.
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