A differnet Stlye of Cutting Board

Looks good. The offset colors really stand out with this board!

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Great job, Ken.

Why 15 of them?

Lee

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It looks sweet. My gosh, 15 of them?
That is pure production.

Steve

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These look beautiful!!!Awesome job!

-- Terina C

I see why you like the style. Nice colors. Mineral spirits? That high gloss we see in the picture-the finish is not dry, right? I’ve been pleased enough with food safe and inexpensive, Mineral oil, but I see retreatment is required pretty often if the board is used regularly. I know you’ve made many more endgrain cutting boards than me; is this the Salad Bowl finish and mineral spirits what you’ve been using? Great work Ken!

-- Rick, Tennessee, John 3:16

I likes this one a lot. Really nice finish. What’s the dimensions on this one? thnx

-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net

Really beautiful Ken – nice job!

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very nice as usual… You do great work…

Thx Everyone,

Lee; We had a B day party for Blondie 120 guest and got 12 orders when they saw mine in the house. They even gave deposits.

Steve; your right production, Ugh but a little mone is nice to buy more tools. LOL

Rick; It is wet, after abou 8 coats of the 50/50 mix they really shine which is what I prefer. If you look at a cpl of my other posts you can she the shine.

Roger; approx 15×26

Ken; sorry we missed one another in SD next time.

Thx to everyone else for the kind words.

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Looks great Ken!

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Ken,

COOL idea… A Rail & Stile with Flush panel! (as it looks to me)

Hope it holds together OK…

Sure is purdy!...

Thank you.

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You really have designed a nice CB. It definitely is a big one. You must have a large planer or drum sander for one this size. I am sure it will be easier making 15 more. Did you use just glue or something like a spline to hold it together.
-Don

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Very cool. So the mineral spirits help it shine more? No problem with toxicity of the spirits?

-- - The mightiest oak in the forest is just a little nut that held its ground.

Nice touch on this one Ken, I’m taking the liken to it as well. Good luck with the order thanks for sharing…BC

Nice board, but what’s the point of using a food safe top coat with mineral spirits, kinda defeats the point doesn’t it?