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This is a mahogany and oak end grain cutting board i made for my mam based on the wood whisperer’s design. This was my first project working with hard woods and i have to say the price is worth the finished product. It cost me 30euro to pay for the wood, its quite a good price considering how thick the wood needs to be. I put a food safe oil finish and some beeswax on it.
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Paul Pomerleau
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#1 posted 377 days ago
Nicely done.
Good and thick.
Should last a long time.
-- Close to Ottawa Ontario Canada
Roger Clark aka Rex
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#2 posted 377 days ago
Adam, that is a super project. I bet your mum is so pleased with it.
You are certainly getting to be good at woodworking.
-- Roger-R, Republic of Texas. "Always look on the Bright Side of Life" - An eyeball to eyeball confrontation with a blind person is as complete waste of Time.
WoodworkingGeek
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#3 posted 377 days ago
Nice looking cutting board!! I would be carful about using oak in a cutting board. Oak is has a lot of pores that bacteria can hide in. But mahogany is a good choice!
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JR_Dog
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#4 posted 377 days ago
Adam, my hat goes off to you; great job – I’ve recently been making some CB’s and they’re fun. Keep it up.
Matthew, thanks for that bit of info regarding Oak and CB’s; did not know that.
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Ken90712
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#5 posted 377 days ago
Nice job! Keep up the good work. I remember my first board and it was the WW that inspired me as well. Over 250 boards later stilll having fun.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
a1Jim
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#6 posted 377 days ago
Very cool board great job.
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eddie
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#7 posted 377 days ago
great board Adam .your getting good at this wood work
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JL7
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#8 posted 377 days ago
Looking good Adam – these cutting boards are addicting so be careful! Keep posting!
-- Jeff - I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.
KOVA
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#9 posted 377 days ago
GOOD JOB WOODWORKER!!
IF YOU ARE NOT CUTTING FRUIT OR VEGETABLES, YOU CAN PLAY A GAME OF CHESS ;-))))))
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JohnMeeley
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#10 posted 376 days ago
As far as porous wood species are concerned, it really matters more with flatgrain boards. Endgrain not so much. Primarily because all endgrain is open.
Your choice of finish is perfect.
you can dissolve beeswax in mineral oil. It doesn’t need much. Warming the oil will help with penetration on a newly constructed board.
Rule of thumb
Oil once a day for a week, once a week for a month and once a month for life.
Nice board.
-- "The greatest pleasure in life is doing what others say you cannot do."-Walter Bagehot
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