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Really got to cut this in strips, turn them on edge to expose the end grain and glue it back together if you are going to use it as a cutting board. Otherwise you will be cutting across the wood fibers and eventually you will be slicing off chucks of wood. Looks like you have a thick enough slab to still do that.
 

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I like the cove on the bottom as a lifting aid , and the almost invisible joint. I like to use mineral oil and Beeswax on my boards. : ) Keep on building !!
 

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The board looks great, I went an looked at your other projects also, I like your work.
 

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Hi Bob,

This is what that was the leftover cutting box from.

I was getting a haircut and this was in the waiting room.


I don't have a lathe, so changed the legs.

 

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This is 48" wide and thick walnut. Curley
 
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