Cherry Butcher Block strapped in Stainless

I really like this. Did you have to get the metal straps fabricated somewhere? And did you use lag bolts on the straps?

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Very nice industrial looking butcher block. I like idea of a removable top and that it is hollow making it easy to move. Thanks for posting

This is really cool, I like the stainless steel straping, it looks like it could take a hit from a tank and still survive :)

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I did the straps myself with a 180amp mig that I like to play with and a a few cobalt drill bits. The top one is more of a tray than a strap. I have more pictures on my website that show how it went together if you are interested. The bolts are lags on the corners, and 1/2 20 bolt in the middle holding the cherry to a plywood box.

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Great design work and well done!

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That looks really cool, nice job

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Love it!!!

That’s all I can come up with.

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this is a real beauty, great job, its a beautiful block and a great idea of doing it hallow…the straps sure do add a very nice touch…fantastic work…5 stars from me…grizz

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the removable top idea is a winner

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this is pretty cool. nice work.
Mark

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This is really awesome! Great and inspirational work!

Nate

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Great job. So many cool ideas wrapped into this block. Hope you’re doing well in northern Colorado!!

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