Made these “cutting boards” just for fun out of cut-offs from a set of coasters that I’m making. Maple, cherry & walnut, beeswax & mineral oil finish.
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KnotCurser
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#1 posted 597 days ago
You HAVE to do some end-grain ones now – these will show knife marks really easily! ;-)
Really, this is a great idea for scrap – as well as a conversation piece to show off a business.
Great idea!
-bob
-- Man is a tool-using Animal. Nowhere do you find him without tools; without tools he is nothing, with tools he is all. - Thomas Carlyle http://www.ffrf.org
FaTToaD
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#2 posted 596 days ago
Those look great! Good use of scraps. Another idea would be to replace the plastic keyless entry housing with wood ones…
-- David
vipond33
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#3 posted 596 days ago
A nifty idea but what could you cut on them that’s legal? Could be a dissecting table for bugs in the wild I suppose.
I’m with KnotCurser on end grain but think they should be Spalm style as well. No cheating with a Sharpie now.
-- gene@toronto.ontario.canada : dovetail free since '53, critiques always welcome.
Time2beupinAZ
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#4 posted 596 days ago
looks like an entry for smallest cutting board?????
-- Tim - I usally measure twice after I cut......then I know for sure that I cut it short.....
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