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This was a custom ordered butcher block that I made for a customer in MI. He wanted a Maple, Cherry and Walnut Block at 2ft x 2ft x 3” with non-slip foot pegs. It was a challenge considering my little ryobi table saw. Overall it turned out pretty good. The wife is a little jealous that I haven’t made her one. One day baby. lol
I used four coats of Watco butcher block oil. Sanded with 400 grit in between.
-- http://www.furstwoodworks.com/
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dustbunny
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#1 posted 1144 days ago
Wow, that’s a hefty cutting board.
I like the wood combo.
Very attractive !
Lisa
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Ken90712
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#2 posted 1144 days ago
Very nice board, great color. I have never made one with face grain being up. All mine are edge grain boards. Do you find that with the face grain boards it dulls the knife a little quicker, being your cuttin across the fiber of the wood?
Very nice.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
sptfish
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#3 posted 1143 days ago
Very nice board. I really like the three woods together.
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Frankton
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#4 posted 1124 days ago
AWESOME!!!!!
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D1st
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#5 posted 1124 days ago
Thanks, Thats what the customer said too. It always feels good to have people say that about your work and also get paid for it too.
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