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Monte Pittman
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#1 posted 173 days ago
Wow. Now that’s a board! That would hold a lot of cheese! Beautiful wood.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
robscastle
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#2 posted 173 days ago
Very nice and very good looking work there Larry,
now were is the cheese?
I like the Rosewood end caps they do a good finish off well as protect the timber.
Where is it off to?
eddie
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#3 posted 173 days ago
that a awesome and big cheese board, as always degoose stunning build
-- Jesus Is Alright with me
smokey241
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#4 posted 173 days ago
Not bad, still waiting for the big one LOL
scoops
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#5 posted 173 days ago
Nice looking piece of Camphor, Larry…but I can’t recall ever seeing a 3 foot long piece of cheese! Not even at Subway!! LOL
-- yesterday today was tomorrow
deon
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#6 posted 173 days ago
Nice figure in that wood. You guys are lucky to have such a wide range of wood types available
-- Dreaming patterns
Sam Shakouri
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#7 posted 173 days ago
Nice piece of always beautiful camphor laurel and the size is big enough for two boards. The grain makes my imagination without boundaries.
-- Sam Shakouri / CREATING WONDERS WITH WOOD.....Sydney,Australia....
Lee A. Jesberger
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#8 posted 173 days ago
Good looking board.
Lee
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prattman
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#9 posted 173 days ago
Beautiful board Larry , you could throw one heck of a wine and cheese party with that one.
-- Everyone calls me Ed or Eddie , mom still calls me Edward if she is mad at me.
cdbridge39
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#10 posted 173 days ago
I thought cheese boards were supposed to be small ? It’s a countertop !!! lol
-- If it ain't broke don't fix it, if you fix it make it better than it has to be.
ellen35
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#11 posted 172 days ago
You could sit on the edge of the board and eat the cheese in the middle!
Gorgeous wood you get there in Australia!
Ellen
-- Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
HalDougherty
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#12 posted 172 days ago
Beautiful cheese board! You could put cheese, crackers, wine, and cold cuts on that and still have room for some hot wings! A few recesses routed into the top would set it off. You could even make a recess for dip or caviar. If you are serving a rowdy mob of blokes, you might want to have more than one cheese board. Not being able to get to the chips and Fosters because of the flying elbows might start a riot.
-- Hal, Tennessee http://www.first285.com
Jim Jakosh
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#13 posted 172 days ago
Now that is a cheese board for the cheese factory. Nice one, Larry. Where is the lasered logo? On the back?
....................Jim
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!!
grizzman
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#14 posted 172 days ago
now that is what i call a cheese board, that thar is a grizz size board and fit for a 50 pound roll of good ole cheddar, and put some french bread on there with butter and garlic…...oh yea…thats my buddy larry, he does things in a big way, and hes got some of the best timbers ive seen…grizz
-- GRIZZMAN ...[''''']
Ethan Harris
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#15 posted 172 days ago
perfect for Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday gatherings!
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