« back to Designing Woodworking Projects forum
| Forum topic by Andrew | posted 504 days ago | 918 views | 1 time favorited | 3 replies | ![]() |
![]() |
|
504 days ago |
I have made a few end-grain cutting boards. I decided to make a few long-grain boards just using stripes. I would like to frame the whole thing in, to give a nice border around the whole board. The two ends would have the grain going in the opposite direction (the “breadboard” ends). I am concerned about seasonal expansion/contraction. I will be sealing the boards with either mineral oil or salad bowl finish (or likely a combination of both). The board will probably be about 11” wide (the “cross-grain” direction). Think this is anything I need to worry about for something this size with dowels/oblong holes or should I be fine? I am thinking something like this, but probably without the “moat” (though that is a cool idea): Thanks. -- Andrew - Albany. NY |















