New and improved wood whisperer cutting board!

Hey, if it hasn’t cracked, then I’d call it a banana tray !!

I second the bannan try idea. I like it.

-- Tim - I usally measure twice after I cut......then I know for sure that I cut it short.....

Leave as is and glue on a few legs and field questions on how did you do that.

-- If you believe you can or can not do a thing, you are correct.

impressive :)

I would plane a flat spot on the bottom so it doesn’t rock and tell everyone you did it on purpose!

-- San Diego, CA

I was wondering how you made that?

Hey, penicillin was discovered by accident and it’s saved millions of lives. I agree with others here. Call it serendipity if you like, just put some legs or tiny knobs near the center on the bottom and call it done. I think it looks pretty cool.

-- Brian in Arlington, TX - Laziness is the foundation of efficiency.

If you dry it out it will bend right back,if not put in over on the lowest temp for an hour.

serving tray!

-- Don Riney, Arlington TX, --- Using a lathe involves breaking years and years of training and sticking a sharp piece of metal into rotating machinery.

Put it in an oven with a pilot light for a couple of days, see where it sets, then take it out, see where it sets, then…screw it, #3 for “banana tray” .

-- - Power is not revealed by striking hard or often, but by striking true. -

So it sounds like i should list it as a new project called wood whisperer inspired curved banana tray and then prepare to start fielding requests to create a blog to document how to make such a thing!

-- I work with metal for money, and wood for fun...

That is too cool.

Like said above, flatten bottom or legs.

Way way cool.

I’d buy that! lol Nicely done!

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Leave it as is. That’s one of the best postings I’ve seen on this site yet.

perfect for holding a watermelon.

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That is great. Flip it over and you have a “self-draining” cutting board. No more standing puddles of juice when slicing tomatoes!

-- "Too much hurry ruins the body. I'll sit easy … fan the spark" - I. Anderson