Morse code cutting board

I’d say the message is appropriate.

-- I'm always thinking one step ahead, like a carpenter building stairs...

I like :)

A more complex morse code would be fun too, but that is simple pleasing

Whats the translation?

-- It's made of wood. Real sturdy.--Chubbs Peterson

Perfect message and a great looking cutting board. A perfect gift for some of my ham radio friends. Thanks for sharing this. Mark

To save my fellow luddites from having to look it up, the message is “EAT”.
dot = E
dot dash = A
dash = T

Fun!

Nice idea! should get a code that turned around it still says something creative! but neat idea

-- If you can't fix it with a hammer, You've got an electrical problem.

Very cool! I will obey your message.

WC5L

-- Smitty

zindel it does work upside down – it’s TNE which must stand for “tomorrow no eat” and is obviously an editorial about the current economy :-D

(tongue firmly in cheek)

great cutting board!

-- John Franklin - Central PA - http://affyx.wordpress.com

Morse code is relegated to wood projects now, since it was declared obsolete in 2007:

http://times-news.com/archive/x1540385578

Still, it’s a really nice cutting board and I like the concept.

I have an external hard drive at work made by Western Digital that has words around the outside in Morse Code, designed to look like vent holes. Quite amusing when I point it out at work. Most people don’t even notice that the holes are dashes and dots.

Looks great to me. Morse code was the first things I learned as a scout

-- Norman

This is pretty clever. I love it!

-- Jess

Unique and useful, nice work. If you flip it over does it read “tae”?

-- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX

wait I guess it would be “TNE”

-- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX

Very Nice!

73 de N6DSW

-- I'm not old. Just "well seasoned".

I like it as well , might have to make something with this incorparated. Thx for sharing.

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"