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Use of cherry as honey dippers

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ThreeJs

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605 days ago

Should I be worried about wood toxicity when using cherry as honey dippers? My concern is that the dipper will be in the honey for extended periods of time.

Opinions or data would be helpful.

-- David, Charlotte NC (http://beechcreeknaturals.etsy.com)

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Betsy

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605 days ago

I’m not able to answer about cherry – but I do know that the ones I’ve noticed have all been oak.

Try this link to see if it will answer your question about cherry – http://www.woodturner.org/resources/toxicity.cfm

Good luck

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GaryK

9537 posts in 886 days


605 days ago

Interestng question. You could make it oak with a cherry handle.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

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rikkor

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605 days ago

Will you finish it with something?

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ThreeJs

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605 days ago

I am finishing them with mineral oil, and bees wax.

-- David, Charlotte NC (http://beechcreeknaturals.etsy.com)

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Joey

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603 days ago

Cherry is not toxic. i make spoons and cooking and serving utensils from it. I also use my scraps to smoke meat with. and i’ve breathed enough cherry dust the last few years.
Cherry also has very tight grain patterns and the pores aren’t open like oak. I use salad bowl finish or mineral oil and wax on my utensils.

-- Joey, Magee, Ms http://woodnwaresms.com

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ThreeJs

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602 days ago

Thanks jcash3! That is good to hear, and I don’t feel bad for already having made a few.. :)

-- David, Charlotte NC (http://beechcreeknaturals.etsy.com)

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