Walnut Butcher Block

Oh that looks good.

-- Leslie, TX

Thanks Leslie.

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very nice.

AKA…............Woodchic

-- Robin Renee'

That’s great looking. How will you mount that to the island?

-- Ralph New Hampshire, www.realcomtel.com

That is for the homebuilder to decide. More than likely they will screw it from the bottom side.

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Nice piece, Thought about making one to replace my countertop. Saw where someone on this old house was using 2 part epoxy as a filler and hardener for a surface?

What would you use for durability and low sheen?

Thanks!

-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher

Our customers typically use mineral oil with some beeswax which is applied every few weeks. I have had customers who do not plan to use their cutting board as a cutting surface. In that case they/you could use any type of finish that dries completely. Anything that dries completely is technically food safe if it is not cut into. – The two part epoxy can be sanded to a desired sheen after initially applied.

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